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.

I arrived there Tuesday 3/31/26 to make an appointment for a dental cleaning…read more I laid my new insurance cards on the counter, and the person behind wouldn't even look at them. I have Blue Cross Blue Shield through my employer and allowed up to $1500 a year for dental work. Was going there for years paying cash because I didn't have insurance. now I do through my employer. I guess Blue Cross Blue Shield isn't good enough for them. Neither my mom or myself will be going there ever again.

I have been going to Dr. Clerc for several years now and he always does a wonderful job on my…read moreteeth. I recommend his practice.

Doctor Muncy and his staff are always available for emergencies and the never hurt me! They make…read moreme feel comfortable and appreciated without the pressure of a saleman, Very professional

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.

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.

I have no idea how anyone could not review this facility other than 5 stars. They've always been…read morequick and considerate. Not having insurance can be expensive, but this is not unusual. Doctor Kaiser is trip notch, compassionate and very professional. All for Adam Kaiser by name and you won't be disappointed. I have no fear or trepidation going here and I've had two pulled and implants done. All with less pain than visiting my inlaws. Highly recommend!

This review regards incompetent and uncaring treatment by Dr. Prokes at Casas Adobe Oral &…read moreMaxillofacial Surgery on Swan Rd. 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.

It's not often that I have to find a place for oral surgery but I needed an implant...an implant…read morewithout pain or complications. I FOUND THE PLACE! The front office is friendly, knowledgeable, and efficient. Everyone that I dealt with impressed me. They helped me prepare for the surgery, checked on me multiple times after, and they were available for questions. After having heard horror stories about implants, I was not looking forward to the procedure. But, no pain during the root extraction, drilling, and placement of the implant. Nor was there any pain after. I saw Dr. Coles and would recommend hm implictly.

I've been using this office for a few years and can't recommend them highly enough if you have some…read moresort of specialized dental need. The front desk staff are welcoming and knowledgeable, the schedulers are very accommodating and considerate, and the the dental assistants have always been very helpful. I've worked with both Dr. Wood and Dr. Coles for my needs and ha e received excellent care here. I've never had to second guess the quality of the work they do or leave wondering what the bill would be. Highly recommend this office!