One practice, open all seven days, for everything from a cleaning to a full arch of new teeth.
- Open seven days, Sunday included so treatment does not have to cost you a work day
- A board-certified implant dentist on site American Board of Oral Implantology
- Most of this happens under one roof no being sent across town mid-treatment
If it cannot wait
Toothache that is keeping you awake, a broken tooth, a knocked-out tooth, swelling. We keep room in the day for this, seven days a week.
Replacing teeth that are missing
There are three ways to replace a tooth and they differ in what holds them in, what they cost and what happens to the bone underneath. Each page below says which suits what.
Saving a tooth you still have
Keeping your own tooth is almost always better than replacing it, and it is usually cheaper. These are the treatments that buy a tooth more time.
Keeping the teeth you have
Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults and it is painless nearly all the way through, which is why it goes unnoticed.
How your smile looks
Two procedures, and the honest order is to try the reversible one first.
Straightening teeth
Two ways to do the same job. Fixed brackets are more predictable on complicated bites and do not depend on you remembering anything; removable trays are nearly invisible and come out to eat. Which is right depends on your bite more than on your budget.
What it costs
Prices depend on what is actually there, so the real figure comes after an exam. What we can tell you in advance is how paying for it works.
Questions patients ask
With an exam. You do not need to know what the treatment is called. Tell us what hurts, what looks wrong or what you want to change, and we will tell you what would fix it and what each option costs. If the cheaper, simpler option would do, we will say so.
Often, yes. We keep room in the day for emergencies and we are open all seven days, Sunday included. Call (602) 999-8888 and say what is happening. If it is a knocked-out tooth or facial swelling, call instead of booking online, because those two move to the front.
Yes. Checkups, cleanings and fillings for all ages, in the same practice, which usually means one trip for everyone.
Yes, both, planned by an orthodontist rather than by a general dentist doing orthodontics on the side. The braces page goes through metal against ceramic; the aligners page is honest about the twenty-two hours a day they need. We will price both.
We work with most major plans and we will check yours before you commit to anything. We do not accept AHCCCS, which is Arizona's Medicaid program. The payment page explains the yearly maximum, which is the part of dental insurance that catches most people out.
Sí. Members of the team speak Spanish, so you can go through a treatment plan and what it costs in Spanish. Say so when you call and we will make sure the right person is free.
Nearly all of it, including implant surgery. That matters more than it sounds: being referred across town mid-treatment is how a course of work stalls for a month.
What patients say
“Having everything in one place with a gentle staff helped ease a ton of anxiety.”
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Not sure which one you need?
Describe the problem and we will tell you what would fix it, including when the cheaper option would do.
- We reply the same day we are open, seven days a week.
- You get the options and what each one costs, in writing.
- We will say when something can wait.
Book a visit
Come and tell us what is wrong, or what you would like to change. You will leave knowing what it would take and what it would cost, and nothing gets done at that visit that you have not agreed to.
Open 7 days a week
- Open seven days a week, Sunday included.
- We don't accept AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid).
- Hablamos español.
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom.
