1526 South Levick Street Moscow, ID 83843
Meet Dr. Tanner Menard
As a dentist, my goal is to provide high-quality, comprehensive dental care using a combination of strong clinical training, modern technology, and a personalized approach to each patient. I believe excellent dentistry requires not only technical skill, but also a commitment to continually learning and investing in the tools and techniques that allow me to provide the best possible care.
I earned my Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from Marquette University in Milwaukee,WI. Since graduating, I have continued to pursue advanced education and hands-on training to expand my clinical skills and stay current with the latest developments in dentistry.
Modern dental technology has become an important part of how I practice. I believe patients benefit when advanced technology is paired with sound clinical judgment and experience, which is why I continually invest in the equipment and training necessary to bring modern dentistry into the practice.
Our office utilizes advanced technology including digital intraoral scanners, in-office crown milling and CAD/CAM technology, CBCT 3D imaging, digital radiography, and other modern diagnostic and treatment tools.
I particularly enjoy surgical cases and implant dentistry and take pride in helping patients achieve long-term oral health and confidence in their smiles. I approach each patient individually, taking the time to understand their goals, thoroughly evaluate their oral health, and explain their treatment options.
My philosophy is to provide dentistry that is conservative when possible, comprehensive when necessary, and always focused on long-term health and function.
Outside of dentistry, I enjoy spending time with my wife, Taylor, and our son, Hudson. We love spending time outdoors, and I particularly enjoy hiking, fishing and traveling.
I feel fortunate to care for patients in the community and look forward to building long-term relationships with the individuals and families I have the privilege of treating.
