We have been going to CERO Dental for nearly 8 years, and have had nothing but excellent service…read morefrom very caring providers. During that time I have had routine x-rays and cleanings performed, along with a full mouth teeth whitening treatment, two extractions, and replacement of all my mercury amalgam fillings with composite fillings. She even saved one of my teeth by building it up and then correcting my bite. My husband has also had cleaning, x-rays, an extraction, and fillings done. The office is clean and modern, uses sterile, disposable tools, and high pressure water, ultrasonic scaling for cleaning teeth. The panoramic x-ray machine does 360° images with you just standing still in one place. Agree with everything the first poster described. Pricing is very reasonable, bring cash and either USD or pesos accepted. They will also work with you on payments and give written estimates upon request for extensive work like implants and dentures.

My friend went here for dental work very friendly places and very nice employees. We had walk…read moreacross the border very nice easy

After spending the last five years growing increasingly unhappy with my dentist, I spent six months…read moreresearching a new one. Dr. Hanes came highly recommended via every social circle I inquired. I went to visit him for the first time this morning and I now cannot believe I wasted five years of my mouth elsewhere. The office doesn't look like much on the outside, but the interior is beautiful and the equipment very modern. The staff is personable and efficient, and the dentist actually had a detailed conversation with me concerning the health of my teeth. Something I was not at all used to. Dr. Hanes engaged me at every turn of the initial exam. It was almost as if he saw me as a human being, but I can't be sure. I walked out of his office aware of serious issues my previous dentist never once alerted me to, and with a comprehensive plan in mind to correct them. AND they were sensitive to my wallet, advising me on the best, most cost-efficient ways to budget the work ahead. They smiled, cracked jokes, demonstrated expertise and...they cared. Amazing.

Dr Hanes and his staff are excellent. I've always received excellent care from Dr. Hanes and…read moreoutstanding support from the staff.

I recommend Dr Miguel for anything dental!! He is patient, maticulous and kind. He is a great…read moredentist and there is a fantastic support staff as well!

I highly recommend Nogales Dental Advanced. Dr. Perez was very thorough and, though I had another…read moredentist suggest that a root canal might be needed, found a very easy solution to the pain I was having. No root canal and I'm pain free! He also spotted a small crack in an old amalgam filling that he repaired with resin. He was very professional and genuinely friendly. He answered all my questions and I never felt at all rushed. I then had my teeth cleaned and it was just excellent. The clinic is only a five minute walk from the border. It's not a jam-packed operation with dozens of staff and scores of patients. It's a very relaxed atmosphere. Everything is clean and everything I mentioned above was done for $150. In the U.S., I'm guessing I would have paid about $450 (Or I would have been sold a root canal.)

Dr. Jamison does excellent dental work. He was recommended by a neighbor, and is absolutely…read moreterrific. He takes the time to explain, is gentle, and goes above and beyond to make sure you have the tools you need to manage your condition successfully.

As of today, I have not had my procedure yet. My review therefore, is based on something else;…read morecompassion and human kindness. The scheduler I was dealing with learned of an issue in my life that was severely impacting my ability to function. When I told her the situation, she treated me as if she had known me for years, instead of having just met me. That's rare these days in my opinion. Imagine my surprise when I received a card about 2 weeks later signed by about a dozen people in the practice! If I am given that level of service and support during and after my procedure, a 5 star review won't even come close- go higher!

My daughter just had her wisdom teeth removed a few days ago. Everything was explained to her at…read morethe first appointment to assess treatment and procedure and also the day of the removal. The front staff (that we interacted with) were really friendly and nice. We were explained to and given instructions for after procedure Care. This was a positive experience for us. Thank You to everyone at Arizona Oral and Maxillofacial surgeons.

Excellent customer service, A-class work, and by far 1 of, if not, the best experience my wife and…read moreI have had at a dentist office. For the record, I absolutely hate going to the dentist. This pain, that pain and the pain to my wallet doesn't help either. The dentists and staff here made all of those pains go away. We will be returning and referring everyone we know to this place. Yes, it's in Mexico (and?) You can literally walk to this location within a minute from the border itself. The facility is very clean and despite some minor construction spots, I would happily take this place over every dental office in this country any day. Even my wife commented that this was the 1st dental experience she left satisfied with not only the work, but the staff. Do not get Mr started on the prices, save your $ and take a trip, it's well worth it!!!!!

Reading their website, you might think that they only do oral surgery, implants and such. But I…read morewent there yesterday for a simple teeth cleaning and they were great! Plus I paid roughly 1/5 what I was quoted at a dentist in Sierra Vista. Rebecca at the front desk is very nice and speaks English perfectly. Dulce the dental assistant is very sweet and helps Dr. Joaquin with translation. The doctor did the cleaning himself so they must be extra clean now. I'll certainly go back in six months. Gracias a todos! (You can park in Naco, US, walk through the border station and when you enter Naco, Sonora, the office is right there. Couldn't be easier!)

I suspected trouble was brewing upon the descent of my oldest son's permanent teeth. Neither…read morehubby's nor my teeth required orthodontics, so I waited & watched, patiently, ever hopeful, in silence. Finally, Dr. Bloom (our pediatric dentist, who owes his bulging bank account to my kids' crappy brushing techniques and stubborn resistance to ever floss) delivered the inevitable, wallet deflating news - braces were necessary. I selected Dr. Kawakami, blindly, no preferences were given from Bloom, who remains annoyingly, politically indifferent during such discussions. So, left to my own decision making devices, I chose Kawakami based on the consonant cadence of his name. The first time we met Dr. Kawakami, it was Friday, just before Halloween. The entire office staff, including Dr. K were festively attired in costumes, and not on a phoning-it-in level, either. Much to my sci-fi son's delight, Dr. K was Star Trek's Spock and easily indulged him w/ Spock-isms. We were putty in his hands after that initial interaction. Dr. K is a kind, conscientious person. He gently mapped out treatment option and easily shared his experienced opinions. The grand total for the multiple tactics necessary to correct my son's problems came to $4000, of which our insurance covered $1000 - yeah, our insurance suuuucks! Dr. K's office offers a generous 10% discount for cash payment in full, so that brought it down to $2700. That includes all of the x-rays, maintenance visits, wax, etc... Dr. K's staff is really friendly, happy, even. I actually buy that they like working there. His receptionists are not time Nazi's, meaning, when we happen to run late - ok, I admit to an uncontrollable, genetic predisposition that unintentionally results in arriving a few minutes late, yes, people hate me for it, but, I digress - they don't give us the evil eye, making us feel even guiltier, like every other desk jockey does. My son's brace technician is Cheryl, he really likes her, considers her a friend, and barely complains even when she has to crank up the wire tension. Tanner's teeth are well on their way to becoming one of his best assets, thanks to Dr. K and his staff. They have made an expensive and tedious process sail by smoothly.

From the owner: Alan P. Kawakami is an orthodontist serving children and adults in the Sierra Vista, AZ area for…read moreover 30 years. We specialize in patient comfort and always work to ensure that our clients feel well taken care of. We offer orthodontic services for: Children, Adults, Cosmetic braces, Invisalign braces.Our office is a provider for Concordia and Delta Dental Insurance. We also have individual payment plans available.A referral is never needed and we welcome transfer patients. Our goal is to provide you with the best possible oral health. Orthodontics is a large part of keeping your mouth healthy, and our experienced staff is always ready to assist you with any questions you might have.Call Alan P. Kawakami today for exceptional dental care.

Dr. Ryan Mirtchel, Is the kindest and most caring oral and max facial specialist I have ever met…read more My child, 17 years old, needed an extraction and was very fearful. He first tried to have the procedure done with nitrous oxide and local numbing. Though my son wanted desperately to proceed Dr. Ryan gently tested to see how painful it would be. It was beyond obvious to us that he needed a full sedation to proceed. We were able to convince my child this was for the best. Dr. Mirtchel was so very patient and genuinely concerned . We had initially wanted sedation, but the cost was unbelievable. Dr. Mirtchel told me not to worry and that everything would be OK. He set an appointment for us in his new office as quickly as possible. We were greeted wonderfully, and the procedure was done very quickly. my son woke up, laughing and happy where he was monitored and honestly cared for. I'm still in disbelief at how simple he made everything. Dr. Mirtchel it's truly amazing.

Have had problems since I was ill 2020- everyone in this office has been informative, kind and…read morecompassionate-I had anxieties from my medical records being switched which caused me to grind my teeth so much it has caused severe pain together with grinding teeth. They listen and care about their clients. Highly recommend them all.

It's hard to be enthusiastic about a molar extraction but if you must, you will be in good hands…read morewith either Dr. Prokes or Dr. Kaiser. The extraction wasn't fun, although not painful. The pain started a couple of days later. The staff was helpful and available for me more than I could have imagined. And, they stuck with me until I was healed. Also, I was never charged for the four follow-up visits needed to manage my pain. I'm fine now and grateful for their help.

This review regards incompetent and uncaring treatment by Dr. Prokes at Casas Adobe Oral &…read moreMaxillofacial Surgery on Swan Rd., not La Cholla, but they seem to be the same organization. I had appointment for tooth extraction without sedation on 6/12/26. I had undergone 2 root canal (RC) treatments on the tooth with pain remaining after 2 months. My endodontist said I would need to have a 3rd RC (no guarantee of success) or get the tooth extracted (guaranteed success). I chose to have the tooth extracted and thus the appointment at Casas. I had a referral and also verbally explained to Dr. Prokes what I described above. She seemed confused and left the room to call my endodontist. She came back and said I didn't need any more RC treatments nor a tooth extraction. I was confused but of course happy to hear that, and subsequently left. Turns out Dr. Prokes did not speak to my endodontist, but to customer service who was uninformed. A week or so later, after my last antibiotic cycle had ended, the pain came raging back, and I found out that the tooth next to the originally infected tooth was now also infected. So I have to make the decision to extract them or more RC treatments on both teeth. Part of that decision is the cost of each option. I decided if I extracted the teeth, I wanted to have sedation. Casas said I had to come in again to discuss sedation with Dr. Prokes to get the cost, which I can't get. (My insurance requires provider to submit pre-estimate request to get quote, which takes minutes at most). I made an appointment for July 8, and was told I needed to get referral for the 2nd tooth before then. My dentist told me by email that he had submitted it to Casas on July 1, but Casas on July 3 still hadn't received it. Both my dentist and endodontist are out of the office this week due to the holiday, so I can't get another referral until Monday (my appointment is Wed.). To help with Dr. Prokes' confusion, I wrote a detailed history on all treatment, etc. associated with the 1st tooth and the diagnosis of the 2nd tooth. I explained I wasn't sure yet whether to extract 1, 2 or none of the teeth, but needed the cost info to decide. I got a call from Casas the next day on 7/3 saying Dr. Prokes said to cancel my appointment because I didn't have both referrals. Again I could get the 2nd one on Monday. Also, she wanted to talk to my dentist to make sure I needed the tooth/teeth extractions. This suggests I'm some kind of kook who wants teeth pulled out that don't need to be extracted. Note I have all of my teeth and am 61 years old. From Casas' website, it looks like there are at least 5 other oral surgeons at Casas. None of the others have had timely appointments open in 1 or 2 weeks....only Dr. Prokes has availability. Now I know why.....apparently nobody recommends her to others. I suggest you don't see Dr. Prokes, who doesn't seem to comprehend the English language nor care about her patients. I thinks it's likely that if Prokes had extracted the initial tooth when I went there for that purpose, the infection might not have spread into the 2nd tooth, costing me significant extra costs and substantial pain. How cruel that because of Prokes, I have to start over with RFQ with another facility, as I certainly won't ever go back to Casas. How hard would it have been to just give me a quotation for sedation, especially since I had already been to the facility? Certainly no harm would come of this. No treatment or tooth extraction was going to be performed on 7/8.....just discussion of sedation (and I've had sedation several times in my life) and finally telling me how much it would cost. I understand needing the referral, which I could have had re-sent on 7/6, and certainly well before any tooth extractions would be performed. It's just hard to fathom these stupid rules, and the incompetence and lack of empathy of Dr. Prokes.