Mason Miner, DDS
After graduating from Marquette University School of Dentistry in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Dr. Mason Miner completed a two-year Advanced Education in General Dentistry residency at the University of Missouri–Kansas City. During his advanced residency, Dr. Miner focused on the surgical placement and restoration of dental implants. After many years in practice, Dr. Miner found dental implants are not as predictable and long-lasting as many believe. He then researched for education and training
on how to save one’s natural teeth.
Dr. Miner found Root Camp was the educational resource to develop the skills and knowledge to save teeth in ways few others can. He enrolled in the Root Camp Mini-Residency. Completing the mini-residency was mind-blowing! It taught him many ways to save and preserve teeth from extraction and avoid the need for dental implants. He has become an expert at saving teeth.
Dr. Mason Miner enjoys spending time with his family. His wife, Karina, works at Mercy Hospital. He has four daughters. Dr. Miner enjoys working on the HO model railroad in his office. He enjoys mountain biking, skiing and being outdoors. He has participated in several community orchestras, playing the viola.
