Dr. Michael J. Krueger, DDS

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Get to know General & Cosmetic Dentist Dr. Michael J. Krueger, who serves patients in Clinton, Iowa.

Dr. Krueger is a general & cosmetic dentist who is currently serving patients’ dental needs at Clinton Smiles in Clinton, Iowa. There, he and his team of professionals strive to ensure that patients receive the highest level of service by providing dental work of the highest quality.

Dr. Krueger practiced dentistry for 25 years in Sterling before selling his practice to a nationwide dental group. Thinking it would be nice to work for someone else for a change, he planned to continue at the practice and work for them until he was ready for retirement. A year later, he decided it wasn’t so bad to be in charge. Dr. Krueger found the perfect opportunity to continue serving patients with the degree of excellence to which he was accustomed to by taking over Dr. Vorheis’s practice, Clinton Smiles. 

Although California born, Dr. Krueger is firmly rooted in the Midwest after a life of frequent moves with his family while growing up. He sees Clinton as the ideal community in which to continue practicing dentistry.

Dentistry, also known as Dental and Oral Medicine, is a branch of medicine that consists of the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disorders, and conditions of the oral cavity. As a general & cosmetic dentist, Dr. Krueger has the skills needed to complete an array of commonly performed dental procedures that are simple or complex in nature. He is experienced in all phases of dentistry, including family dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, Invisalign braces, endodontics, implant restorations, and difficult dentures.

Dr. Krueger has three grown and adventurous children  – Hannah, Justine, and Andrew. In his spare time, he loves chugging up and down the river, playing both the guitar and the banjo, and generally enjoying his life.

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