Dr. Hunter joined the practice as an associate in 1996. He's owned it since 2009.
Dr. Eric Hunter D.D.S.
Your hometown dentist.
Dr. Eric Hunter, D.D.S.
“I was born and raised in Anoka, MN and I am proud to be a community partner here in Elk River.”
“I graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry in 1993.”
“My wife and I live in Andover and have two adult sons. In my spare time, I enjoy golfing, playing soccer, and spending time with my family.”
In addition to general dentistry, Dr. Hunter's work includes Invisalign and Sports Dentistry. He often recommends custom-fit mouthguards for his patients.
Member: American Dental Association Minnesota Dental Association Elk River Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Dylan Martin D.D.S.
Clarity in the chair.
Dr. Dylan Martin, D.D.S.
“Informed patients make confident decisions.”
Dr. Martin explains diagnoses and treatment options in simple language. His approach brings evidence-based techniques and modern digital technology to general dentistry.
Outside the office, he enjoys running, boating, biking, and golfing.
Member: American Dental Association
The people you'll see around here
ShanaPractice Manager
KadieLDA Dental Assistant/Business Admin
SammiScheduling Coordinator
KhrystinaSterilization Technician
CarrieSterilization Technician
MollyLDA Dental Assistant
DawnLDA Dental Assistant
NanLDA Dental Assistant
JaneRDH Hygienist
JenRDH Hygienist
LeslieRDH Hygienist
Six films. A clearer picture of your care.
From the cleaning chair to a custom mouthguard. Open a film to see what's included.
Sports desk. Protect what you play with.
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“Up to 39% of dental injuries result from playing sports.”
“Properly fitted mouthguards have shown to reduce oral-facial injury rate significantly in sports where it has been mandated”National Federation of State High School Association, as quoted by Elk Plaza Dental
Elk Plaza's sports dentistry page describes lower mouthguards that hold an athlete's jaw in a stable height and position with the upper teeth. Ask Dr. Hunter about a custom fit.
Lower sport guardIllustrative / tap a point
Five points of protection.
Twenty to twenty-two. The hours that count.
Invisalign aligners come out for eating, brushing and flossing. The practice recommends wearing them for 20 to 22 hours per day.
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20 to 22 hours of wearTime out of alignersIllustrative day, not a prescribed schedule
About every two weeks.
A new set of aligners gradually shifts your teeth according to the treatment plan.
Generally 6 to 18 months.
The practice's stated treatment range. Your consultation is where your own plan begins.
A plan in 3D.
3D imaging helps design the aligner series for overcrowded teeth, gaps between teeth and bite issues.
For adults and teenagers. Ask which options apply to you.
