Glendale, Arizona

World-Class Implant Dentistry. Right here in Glendale, AZ

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Written by Richard Dawson, DMD ICOI Fellow Reviewed by John Turke, DMD DMD Updated April 2026

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4000+ Implants PlacedFull-arch expertise

30% More AffordableThan national averages

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Precision.
Stability.
Esthetics.

The Core of Implant Dentistry.

Implant dentistry is the discipline of replacing missing teeth with precision-engineered titanium or ceramic roots that bond directly to the jawbone. By rebuilding both form and function, implants restore chewing strength, preserve facial structure, and prevent the bone loss that naturally follows tooth loss.

At Smile Science Dental Spa in Glendale, AZ, implant dentistry is not just a procedure. It is a carefully planned, technology-driven process. Every treatment begins with digital imaging, 3D planning, and esthetic design to create restorations that look natural and perform for decades.

From a single missing tooth to a full-arch transformation, our team delivers personalized, predictable outcomes with options that include same-day teeth, zirconia bridges, and advanced surgical solutions.

Permanent Replacement

Titanium roots that mimic natural tooth structure — stable foundation for crowns, bridges, or full-arch restorations.

Bone Preservation

Implants stimulate the jawbone, preventing the bone loss and facial collapse that follow tooth loss.

Function & Confidence

A secure, natural-feeling bite — speak, chew, and smile without hesitation or worry.

Natural Aesthetics

Modern restorations blend seamlessly with surrounding teeth — indistinguishable from natural teeth.

Versatile Solutions

Single tooth to complete full-arch rehabilitation — we match the solution precisely to your anatomy.

Decades of Stability

With proper care, implants last a lifetime — the most long-term tooth replacement available.

All-on-4 dental implants provide a revolutionary solution for those looking to restore their smile and dental function efficiently and effectively. Even if you don’t need a full-arch restoration, you can benefit from our single or multi-tooth dental implants in Glendale, AZ for individual tooth replacement.

A 3D CBCT scan evaluates bone levels, goals, and treatment options — included free at your first visit.
Consultation & CBCT
Pre-Treatment Planning
We finalize your plan, take impressions, and map implant placement using digital surgical guides.
Implants are placed into the jawbone. Many patients leave with a temporary restoration the same day.
Surgical Placement
Healing & Integration
Implants fuse with the jawbone over 3–6 months. You'll wear your secure provisional bridge throughout.
A custom zirconia bridge or full-arch prosthesis is placed for a strong, natural, permanent result.
Final Restoration
Maintenance & Follow-Up
Scheduled professional cleanings and check-ups protect your investment and keep implants healthy for life.

Why Patients Choose Smile Science for Implants

Digital Precision

A Fully Digital Implant Workflow

From the first scan to the final restoration, our implant dentistry process is entirely digital. This level of precision improves fit, reduces treatment time, and eliminates the need for messy impressions.

Exocad, DTX Studio, and Blue Sky Bio for case design
Guided surgery for predictable placement
Digital planning = superior esthetic outcomes

Comfort & Environment

A Calming, Spa-Like Environment

Our office was designed to feel nothing like a dental clinic. Patients relax in leather massage chairs with heat, watch ceiling-mounted TVs, and enjoy noise-canceling headphones, weighted blankets, and warm scented towels.

Private operatories with filtered, scent-free air
Every level of sedation — minimal to general anesthesia
Personalized, unhurried care — not a “conveyor belt” practice

In-House Capability

Precision Manufacturing & Imaging In-House

We mill zirconia and e.max restorations on a PlanMeca 60S 5-axis mill, fired in an Ivoclar CS6 furnace. Our SprintRay Pro 2S allows same-day prosthetic production.

Trios 5, iTero Lumina, Emerald S intraoral scanners
Micron Mapper photogrammetry for full-arch precision
Kavo OP 3D CBCT + Dexis Titanium sensors

Comprehensive Clinical Support

Neuromodulator therapy for bruxism, PRF and PRP for enhanced healing — every tool for the best possible outcome.

Complex Case & Revision Expertise

Single implants, full-arch rehabilitation, zygomatic & pterygoid anchorage, and revision cases from other offices or international providers.

30% More Affordable Than National Averages

In-house fabrication eliminates unnecessary markups — high-caliber care without the premium-center price tag.

Technology Stack

Purpose-Built
for Implant
Dentistry

Our operatories run on a fully integrated digital workflow — from the first CBCT scan to the final milled restoration, every step is completed in-house using professional-grade equipment. This eliminates outside lab delays and gives us direct control over fit, esthetics, and quality.

All levels of sedation are available, including IV sedation administered by a board-certified dental anesthesiologist, with PRF and PRP support for enhanced healing outcomes.

Digital Planning & Design

Exocad, DTX Studio & Blue Sky Bio for prosthetic design

Guided surgery for accurate, reproducible implant placement

Micron Mapper photogrammetry for full-arch precision

Fully digital workflow — no analog impressions required

Advanced Imaging

Trios 5, iTero Lumina & Emerald S intraoral scanners

Kavo OP 3D CBCT for 3D bone assessment and surgical planning

Dexis Titanium digital sensors for diagnostic imaging

In-House Fabrication Lab

PlanMeca 60S 5-axis mill for zirconia and e.max restorations

Ivoclar CS6 furnace for final sintering and characterization

SprintRay Pro 2S printer for same-day provisional production

Advanced Implant Solutions for Every Patient

We provide custom solutions designed for long-term function

All-on-4® Dental Implants

Transform your smile with a fixed full-arch solution supported by just four dental implants. Same-day teeth available. Includes zirconia and PMMA bridge options.

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All-on-6 Dental Implants

A stable and durable option for patients who need additional implant support for long-term function.

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Zygomatic & Pterygoid Implants

Advanced full-arch solutions for patients with severe bone loss or failed grafting, performed in-house by experienced clinicians.

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Complete Treatment Spectrum

Single Dental Implants

A precise and natural-looking replacement for a single missing tooth, designed for long-term stability and esthetics.

Implant Bridges

Replace multiple missing teeth with a fixed implant-supported bridge that restores strength, function, and natural appearance.

Snap-in Dentures

Removable overdentures that snap onto implants for a secure fit and improved comfort over traditional dentures.

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Full Dentures

Custom-designed dentures for patients who prefer removable solutions, with the option to upgrade to implant support later.

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Peri-Implantitis Treatment

Comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for peri-implant disease, preserving existing implants and supporting long-term health.

Hard & Soft Tissue Grafting

Bone augmentation and soft tissue procedures to build the optimal foundation for implant placement and lasting outcomes.

Are You a Candidate for Implant Dentistry?

Many patients assume they are not eligible for implants because of age, bone loss, or dentures. At Smile Science, we take a comprehensive, patient-centered approach to care. Every case is carefully evaluated and planned, from single implants to full-arch reconstructions, so even patients who were once told they were not candidates can often receive treatment.

Our team is also a trusted destination in Glendale, Arizona for complex revision cases, including failed or compromised work completed elsewhere or internationally, restoring function, esthetics, and confidence with advanced digital techniques.

Missing one or more teeth and looking for a long-term solution.
Dissatisfied with dentures that slip, hurt, or reduce chewing ability.
Good general health and committed to oral hygiene and follow-ups.
Sufficient bone or willing to consider bone grafting or advanced anchorage.
Willing to attend a consult with CBCT scan and digital planning.

Ready to find out if you qualify?

Free consultations include same-day CBCT scan, photography, and a personalized treatment plan.

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Transparent Pricing. Flexible Financing.

Investing in dental implants is investing in your health, function, and confidence. At Smile Science Dental Spa, we believe pricing should be clear, fair, and tailored to you. Below you’ll find starting-prices for our most popular implant services, along with simple payment options designed to make treatment accessible.

Treatment	Starting Price	Includes
Single Dental Implant	From $3,499	Extraction, bone graft, implant body, abutment, and crown
Implant Bridge (3-unit)	From $5,995	Two implants + abutments + 3-unit bridge
Snap-in Dentures 2-implant (lower)	From $5,995	Two implants + snaps + denture (extractions extra)
Snap-in Dentures 4-implant (lower)	From $8,995	Four implants + snaps + denture
All-on-4® Full-Arch PMMA Final	$10,999 (single arch)	Extraction, bone graft, implants, hybrid PMMA bridge (bundle)
All-on-4® Full-Arch (Zirconia final)	$14,999	Extraction, bone graft, implants, hybrid monolithic zirconia bridge (bundle)

These are starting cash prices. Final treatment plans may vary according to your anatomy, choices, and any additional procedures. Membership and sedation options available; ask us for details.

Transparent Pricing. Exceptional Value.

We are not the cheapest option in Arizona — and for good reason. We invest in advanced technology, skilled clinicians, and long-lasting materials to ensure your dental implants are done right, the first time.

Our in-house lab eliminates unnecessary markups.
We handle complex cases entirely in-house, saving you time and extra costs.
You’ll receive a clear, itemized treatment plan before treatment begins.
No hidden fees, no surprises, just honest pricing and exceptional care.

Insurance & Payment Transparency

Dental implant coverage can be confusing, but we keep it simple. We’ll review your insurance benefits during your consultation and provide a clear breakdown of what is and isn’t covered — before treatment begins.

Some plans cover parts of related procedures like grafting or dentures
Certain plans offer partial reimbursement for implants
Complete estimates and out-of-pocket costs are provided upfront
We file claims on your behalf and help maximize your benefits

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Financing & Membership Options

We work with trusted lenders so you can choose a monthly payment that fits your budget. All applications are quick, done online, and many offer a soft credit check to see options first. Approval and terms are subject to each lender.

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Before — Full-arch All-on-4® restoration

~30 minutes
We confirm your medical history and consent forms, verify your customized plan, and take any final photos/scans. You'll meet the surgical and prosthetic team, review expectations, and ask last-minute questions.
Check-in & Final Review
Anesthesia & Comfort
10-20 minutes
Based on your plan, we'll use local anesthesia, oral sedation, or IV sedation. We monitor you throughout. You'll be comfortable and won't feel pain during the procedure.
1-2 hours per arch
Using your CBCT and digital guide, we remove any non-restorable teeth (if needed), prepare the sites, and place 4-6 implants (tilted posterior implants if appropriate). We confirm primary stability and position for the future bridge.
Implant Placement
Recovery from Anesthesia
20-30 minutes
You'll rest in our recovery area until you're stable, then head home with a responsible adult (no driving after oral/IV sedation for 24 hours). Expect grogginess if sedated; numbness from local anesthesia wears off in 2-6 hours.
30-60 minutes
We fit your same-day provisional (PMMA) or an immediate healing prosthesis, check your bite/occlusion, and make comfort/phonetic adjustments. If we're doing upper + lower, we balance your bite so chewing forces are distributed evenly.
Provisional Try-in & Bite Check
Post-Op Instructions & Kit
~15 minutes
You'll receive written instructions, medication guidance, a soft-diet guide, and hygiene tips for the first weeks. We schedule your first check-in visit and answer any final questions.
Most patients leave the same day with a fixed provisional and a soft-diet plan while the implants integrate (you'll still smile and speak normally). Important: same-day delivery depends on start time, case complexity, implant stability, and in-house lab capacity. When same-day isn't feasible, we deliver your provisional within 24-48 hours -- you'll never be left without teeth.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are small, titanium posts that are surgically placed into the jawbone beneath the gum line. They serve as a stable foundation for supporting artificial teeth, including crowns, bridges, and dentures. Dental implants are designed to mimic the root of a natural tooth, providing a strong and durable solution for tooth replacement that can last a lifetime with proper care.

What is the downside of dental implants?

Dental implants require surgery, healing time, and healthy bone for long-term success. While complications are rare, they can include infection, implant failure, or additional procedures like grafting. Implants also require a financial investment, though their longevity often makes them more cost-effective than other options.

How much do dental implants cost?

A single dental implant at Smile Science starts at $3,499. Full-arch solutions such as All-on-4 begin at $10,999. Total cost depends on how many teeth are being replaced, whether bone grafting is required, and the type of final restoration. Transparent pricing and financing options are available to help make treatment accessible.

How painful is a dental implant?

Most patients describe the procedure as far more comfortable than expected. Sedation options are available, and discomfort afterward is typically mild and manageable with over-the-counter medication. Many patients return to normal activities within a few days.

How long do dental implants last?

With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last decades and often a lifetime. The crown or bridge may need replacement after many years, but the implant itself can remain stable indefinitely with good hygiene and regular checkups.

Who should avoid dental implants?

Most healthy adults qualify for implants. Patients with uncontrolled medical conditions, heavy smoking habits, or untreated gum disease may require additional care before treatment. A personalized consultation determines candidacy and treatment modifications if needed.

Are dental implants covered by insurance?

Most insurance plans do not fully cover dental implants but may cover related procedures like extractions, grafting, or dentures. Some plans offer partial reimbursement for implants. At Smile Science, we review your benefits during your consultation so there are no surprises.

Who is not a good candidate for dental implants?

People with insufficient bone, uncontrolled diabetes, immune disorders, or those who cannot undergo minor surgery may not be candidates without additional preparation. Bone grafting, zygomatic implants, or other techniques may make treatment possible even in complex cases.

What is a cheaper alternative to dental implants?

Removable dentures and partial dentures are less expensive options, but they often lack the comfort, function, and stability of implants. Snap-in dentures offer a middle ground, combining affordability with improved security.

What's the worst part of getting dental implants?

For many patients, the idea of surgery is more intimidating than the actual experience. Mild soreness and a healing period are expected, but with sedation and good post-operative care, discomfort is minimal.

How long does it take to get dental implants?

A single implant can sometimes be restored the same day with a temporary tooth. Full healing and final prosthetics typically take three to six months. Full-arch cases often allow immediate load, meaning patients leave with teeth the same day.

Can implants get cavities?

No, dental implants themselves do not decay. However, the surrounding gum tissue can develop inflammation or infection (peri-implantitis). Good oral hygiene and regular checkups are essential to keep implants healthy.

Are implants better than dentures?

For most patients, yes. Implants provide greater chewing power, stability, and comfort than removable dentures. They also help prevent bone loss in the jaw, something dentures cannot do.

What is the failure rate of dental implants?

Success rates are typically 95% or higher. Factors like smoking, medical conditions, or poor hygiene can increase the risk of failure, but proper planning and maintenance make complications uncommon.

At what age are dental implants not recommended?

There is no strict upper age limit. What matters most is bone health and overall medical condition. Many of our patients are in their 60s, 70s, and beyond.

Can you get implants with no teeth?

Yes. Full-arch solutions like All-on-4 and zygomatic implants are designed for completely edentulous patients. In many cases, you can leave with fixed teeth the same day.

Can dental implants really be done in one day?

Yes. Many patients qualify for "teeth in a day," where implants and a fixed temporary bridge are placed in a single visit. This is especially common with All-on-4 and full-arch treatments.

Why would a dentist not recommend implants?

Certain medical conditions, severe bone loss, or financial constraints may lead to recommending other options. At Smile Science, we explore every viable path, including grafting and advanced anchorage, before ruling out implants.

Do people regret getting dental implants?

Most patients say their only regret is not getting them sooner. Implants significantly improve chewing, confidence, and quality of life when properly planned and placed.

Implant Dentistry Glossary

The biological process by which a titanium implant fuses directly with the jawbone, creating a stable and permanent foundation. Typically completes within 3 to 6 months after placement.

An inflammatory condition affecting the gum tissue and bone surrounding a dental implant, similar to gum disease around natural teeth. Preventable with proper hygiene and regular maintenance visits.

The connector component that attaches to the implant fixture and supports the final crown, bridge, or denture.

A surgical procedure that augments or rebuilds the jawbone to create sufficient volume and density for implant placement. May use your own bone, donor material, or synthetic substitutes.

A full-arch restoration technique that uses four strategically placed implants to support a fixed bridge, restoring an entire arch of teeth. The posterior implants are angled to maximize contact with available bone.

The titanium screw-shaped post surgically placed into the jawbone, serving as the artificial tooth root. Once osseointegration is complete, it supports the abutment and final restoration.

Cone Beam Computed Tomography -- a 3D imaging technology used to assess bone volume, density, and anatomy for precise implant planning. Included at no charge during your free consultation at Smile Science.

A high-strength ceramic material used for implant crowns, bridges, and full-arch prosthetics. Valued for its natural appearance, biocompatibility, and resistance to staining.

A longer implant anchored in the cheekbone (zygoma) rather than the jawbone, used for patients with severe upper jaw bone loss who cannot support conventional implants.

Medical Review & Evidence

Author: Richard Dawson, DMD, ICOI Fellow Medically Reviewed by: John Turke, DMD Last Updated: April 2026

Dental implants are among the most thoroughly researched tooth-replacement options in modern dentistry, with decades of clinical data supporting their safety and effectiveness.

Titanium implant fixtures achieve osseointegration with success rates consistently above 95% in healthy non-smoking patients over 10-year follow-up periods.^[1]
Implant-supported fixed restorations preserve alveolar bone significantly better than conventional removable prosthetics, reducing bone resorption and facial volume loss over time.^[2]
Full-arch implant techniques (All-on-4, All-on-6, zygomatic anchorage) demonstrate predictable long-term outcomes in appropriately selected patients, including those with advanced bone loss.^[3]
IV sedation and oral conscious sedation administered by trained clinicians are safe and well-tolerated for surgical implant procedures.^[4]
Digital workflow integration — CBCT planning, guided surgery, and in-house milling — improves implant placement accuracy and prosthetic fit compared to conventional analog techniques.^[5]

Pjetursson BE, et al. Systematic review of the survival and complication rates of implant-supported fixed dental prostheses. Clin Oral Implants Res. 2012;23(Suppl 6):22–38.
Araujo MG, Lindhe J. Dimensional ridge alterations following tooth extraction. J Clin Periodontol. 2005;32:212–218. PubMed
Malo P, et al. All-on-4 treatment concept: a 10-year retrospective study. Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2019;34(5):1187–1194.
Yagiela JA. Assessing patient risk for perioperative sedation complications. Gen Dent. 2009;57(2):150–156.
Tahmaseb A, et al. The accuracy of computer-guided implant surgery: a systematic review. J Prosthet Dent. 2014;111(6):458–466. PubMed

This page is reviewed periodically for clinical accuracy. Individual treatment outcomes vary. Consult your Smile Science provider for a personalized assessment.

Long-Term Success

Maintenance & Longevity

Dental implants are designed to last for decades. Their long-term success depends on healthy gums, clean prosthetics, and a bite that does not overload the implants. Here is what we recommend at Smile Science Dental Spa.

Daily Home Care

1
Brush twice daily with a soft brush. Angle bristles toward the gumline and spend extra time around abutments.
2
Clean between teeth with implant-safe tools: Super Floss, interdental brushes, or a water flosser.
3
Antimicrobial rinse as directed after surgery or if you have a history of gum inflammation.
4
Night guard if you clench or grind. Ask us about neuromodulators when bruxism is severe.
5
If a tool shreds or catches, switch tools and let us know at your next visit.

Professional Schedule

First Year After Placement

Checks at 1–2 weeks, 6–8 weeks, 3 months, and 6 months to monitor healing, hygiene, and bite.

Ongoing Annual Care

Every 4–6 monthsSingle implants and small bridges
Every 3–4 monthsSnap-in overdentures (housing & insert check)
Every 3–4 monthsFull-arch fixed bridges — annual prosthesis removal & deep clean recommended

Expected Component Lifespan

Implant Fixtures

Decades with proper care

Zirconia Full-Arch Bridges

Often 10+ years

Hybrid Acrylic / PMMA Bridges

Varies — periodic refresh

Locator Inserts (overdentures)

6–18 months

Night Guards

2–5 years

Factors That Shorten Longevity

Smoking or vaping
Poor home care or missed cleanings
Uncontrolled diabetes or immune conditions
Untreated gum disease on remaining teeth
Persistent bruxism without protection
Poorly fitting or rarely cleaned prosthetics

Call Us Right Away If You Notice

Bleeding or swelling that persists
Bad taste coming from one specific site
Loose, mobile, or clicking teeth
Loss of denture retention
Chips or fractures in bridge teeth
Sore spots under an overdenture

Consistent home care and scheduled professional maintenance protect your investment, keep tissues healthy, and make your implants last.

Questions about your implant care routine? We’re always happy to walk you through it. (480) 530-3663

Our Implant Warranty

Real Protection, Not Hype

You’ve probably seen other implant centers advertising “lifetime warranties.” The reality is that those promises often sound better than they actually are. Dental implants can last many years, but they are medical devices that require ongoing care, and no one can guarantee a prosthesis for life.

We prefer to be clear and honest with you up front.

What’s Covered	How Long	What it Means	Your Part
Implant Fixture (the titanium implant in bone)	10 years	If the implant fails under normal use, we will replace the fixture. Manufacturer support may provide a new implant.	Regular hygiene visits, good home care, proper nightguard use, no nicotine use, follow your maintenance plan.
Prosthetic Restoration (bridge, full arch, or crown)	5 years	Covers fractures or failures under normal use. We’ll repair or replace as needed.	Routine scheduled checks, report issues early, wear a night guard as prescribed.
Surgical Complications	3 years	If a fixture fails early despite proper healing, we’ll replace it at no fee.	Follow post-op instructions and attend follow-up appointments.

Why we don’t say “lifetime warranty”

No dental prosthesis lasts forever without maintenance.
Most “lifetime” promises exclude common causes of failure.
If a clinic is sold or closes, those warranties typically disappear.
Because trust matters. We believe being honest and transparent with our patients is the foundation of a long-term relationship built on real care, not marketing tactics.

Our approach

Clear coverage and responsibilities.
No hidden fine print.
The same high standard of care years after treatment.

Bottom Line

You deserve a warranty that’s clear, not just clever wording. We choose transparency over marketing gimmicks, so you know exactly what’s covered, how long it’s covered, and what’s expected to keep it valid. Our patients trust us because we make straightforward promises and keep them.

Dental Implant Pricing in Glendale, AZ

Transparent pricing, no surprises -- exact cost confirmed after your free CBCT evaluation

Treatment	Starting Price	Notes
Single Tooth Implant	From $3,499	Includes implant post, abutment, and crown
All-on-4 (per arch)	From $14,999	Fixed full-arch bridge on four implants; zirconia upgrade available
Snap-In Overdenture	From $5,995/arch	Implant-retained removable denture
Bone Graft	From $300–$3,000	Depends on type and site count; see our bone grafting page

Financing available through Cherry, Proceed Finance, Sunbit, and CareCredit. A written all-inclusive cost estimate is provided at your free consultation -- before you commit to anything.

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What Our Patients Say

4.9 (437 reviews)

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Smile Science Dental Spa, and I couldn't be more impressed with the level of care and service provided by the entire team. Dr. Dawson and Dr. Turke are both incredibly skilled and made me feel completely at ease throughout my procedures. Their professionalism, combined with their gentle approach, made me feel comfortable and well-informed every step of the way. I was especially impressed that I was able to get a same-day crown(apparently their first ever!), which exceeded my expectations. I couldn’t believe how quick and seamless the process was. It really saved me time and made the experience even more convenient. Cindiray and Angeles, the dental assistants, were equally wonderful. They were not only friendly and attentive but also thorough in explaining everything and made sure I was relaxed during each phase of my visit. Lastly, a big thank you to Litzy at the front desk, who greeted me with a smile and helped with scheduling and any questions I had. She made the entire check-in process a breeze. From start to finish, my experience at Smile Science Dental Spa was exceptional. I'll be returning for sure. I highly, highly, highly recommend them for anyone looking for high-quality dental care.
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Dusty

Honestly I’ve never been so happy to go to the dentist. I came in (late due to Lyft) and was still taken care of and treated with care. Even without insurance (kicking in within the next month) prices for an extraction on my infected tooth were more than reasonable. I was able to get more than expected done in the same visit. Dr. Dawson and his team made me feel so comfortable and taken care of. Won’t go anywhere else.
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I recently started as a patient after leaving our long-time family Dentist and couldn’t be happier! Marcela is AMAZING and a FANTASTIC hygienist!!!! 😃 Dr Dawson is great too! Every time I visit, they make me feel like family.
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TJ Winzeler

Myself and my family had previously gone to Dr. Turk at another dental office that he worked at. He had relocated and we did not know where he had gone to until this week. Today I got in with Dr. Turk and he took the time to look at my x-rays carefully . I was having pain from a tooth and some other issues. The previous Dentist I went to that I saw just a few days earlier, he did not find any issues with my tooth which I had pain in. Dr. Turk identified infection and referred me to an endodontist. He is very gentle as a wonderful disposition and my self and my family are thrilled to be able to get back with him. The office is lovely, relaxing music, heat and massage chair.I have always been very nervous and some anxiety going to dentist as I have had bad reactions with the anesthesia. I am confident that Dr. Kirk will help me get through my next appointment just fine. “The staff are very kind and attentive. I am looking forward as I have quite a bit of work to be done, and I know I’m in good hands with Dr. Turk and his staff. Five stars!⭐️ Sherry
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Sherry Redmond

I recently moved to Arizona and had an issue with a tooth repair from 15 years back. Not knowing anyone here in my new home, I searched dentists close to me. I chose Smile Science much like pinning the tail on the donkey and my selection couldn't have been better! What a terrific staff! Dr. Turke was concerned the tooth would need to be extracted, but said he wanted to take a shot at saving it..and that's just what he did! After setting a temporary crown, I was on my way with an appointment to install the permanent crown in the following two weeks. That evening I received a call I've never received from a dentist. Dr. Turke had taken the time to follow up with me to make sure I wasn't in any discomfort..I was completely caught off guard by this kind of attention to detail and caring for my well being. The permanent crown is now in place, it fits and feels fantastic, the job and treatment are first class! Thank you, Dr. Turke and staff for taking in this stray and giving me a home dentist! I'd like to say that I'm just good at selecting blindly, but the truth is I am very lucky..and I'll take lucky over being good any day of the week! Thank you, again and Happiest of New Year's in 2026, Science Smile!!
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