Dr. John Schacherl is a Wisconsin native who established this dental practice in Verona, Wisconsin in 1976. Dr. Schacherl is a graduate of Marquette University School of Dentistry. For more than 40 years, he and his staff have provided unsurpassed patient care.
Dr. John has completed the elite Airway Mini Residency (AMR), an intensive course of study that focuses on airway, breathing, and sleep. He is a general dentist with more than 30 years of orthodontic experience, and has trained in a wide variety of orthodontic techniques.
In 2009, Dr. Schacherl joined the team of Sharing Resources Worldwide (SRW). With the generosity of his staff, patients, and corporate sponsors, he opened a free dental clinic in Siguatepeque, Honduras, where he and his staff return twice yearly to provide dental care to children and adults. In 2012, Dr. Schacherl was honored by the American Dental Association for his humanitarian work. Dr. Schacherl is passionate in his attention to detail resulting in beautiful smiles for patients all around the world.
Dr. Schacherl is an avid cross-country skier, who has skied the American Birkebeiner marathon cross-country ski race in Hayward, WI since 1976. Dr. Schacherl also enjoys running, bicycling, and sailing.
Dr. Kate Schacherl received her undergraduate degree (biology major; chemistry & economics minors) at Edgewood College, Madison, Wisconsin, in 2004 and her Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from Marquette University School of Dentistry in 2008.
She has completed training with the America Association for Facial Aesthetics (AAFE) in the use of Botox® for both cosmetic and therapeutic uses. If you grind your teeth (bruxism) or have even cracked a tooth or restoration as a result, talk with Dr. Schacherl about how Botox® can work to quiet masseter muscles and potentially spare your teeth and restorations from damage caused by bruxing. Ask, too, about whether Botox® may be an option to alleviate head, neck and facial pain, including migraines.
Dr. Kate Schacherl is an active member of numerous dental study clubs. She is a frequent speaker at dental continuing education programs, schools and civic events. Dr. Kate Schacherl is committed to be at the forefront of cutting-edge dental technology and innovation to improve the lives of her patients.
Dr. Kate is a mentor for CEREC Doctors courses, including hands-on instruction for laboratory exercises at the CEREC Scottsdale, Arizona campus. She has completed the elite Airway Mini Residency (AMR) with doctors Barry Raphel DDS (NY, NJ) and Mark Cruz DDS (CA), an intensive course of study that focuses on airway, breathing, and sleep.
Dr. Kate is a research faculty member of the Marquette University School of Dentistry, Department of Surgical Services, where her work forcuses on specific aspects of periodontal disease.
In 2018, Dr. Kate was awarded the Benco Dental "Incisal Edge 40 under 40" National Award in recognition of her outstanding dental achievements.
Outside of the office, Dr. Schacherl enjoys cooking, travel (including cooking classes while traveling), paddle boarding, and golf.