Dr. Peter Lotowski
Madison area Dentist at Wisconsin Dental Solutions
Dr. Peter Lotowski's philosophy is “Treat people the way you want to be treated.” Dr. Peter enjoys building long, trusting relationships with his patients and considers himself truly lucky to be doing what he loves. You can count on Dr. Peter to take the time with you to ensure you have a clear understanding of your oral health and proposed treatment needs.
Dr. Peter not only works on continually perfecting his techniques, but also on adding new skills incorporating new technologies and techniques to make appointments better for his patients, give them more options, and make their recovery quicker and more comfortable. He has helped patients with broken teeth, missing teeth and less-than-perfect smiles, regain function, build self-esteem and bring back their confidence.
Dr. Peter Lotowski is the owner of Wisconsin Dental Solutions. He has been married for over 10 years and has two young children. In his free time, Dr. Peter enjoys spending time with his family as well as, learning new things, cooking, woodworking, adventure and the outdoors. He also enjoys riding motorcycles, cars and anything fun with wheels!
Education
Dr. Peter Lotowski received his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine, where he graduated first in his class of 50 and received various awards and recognitions in the fields of prosthodontics and oral surgery. Wanting to better serve his patients, Dr. Peter pursued an additional year of training as a Resident in Advanced Education in General Dentistry at Idaho State University. There, he obtained extensive
IV sedation
training and certification, learned
advanced restorative techniques
and acquired extensive oral surgery experience — including
dental implants, wisdom teeth, sinus augmentation, full mouth rehabilitation and more. Dr. Peter Lotowski received the “Best Hand Skills” Certificate from his graduating dental school classmates, and set new records during his residency.
