I cant express how much I love my dentist and dental hygienist..and the receptionist! I have been seeing Dr. Davis and the ladies since I moved here, 5 years ago. I am in and out with a clean smile every time. They send me a birthday card every year and greet me by name when I walk in. I have recommended a ton of people and instead of giving me a certain amount off of work (like other dentist), that actually gave me a hand crafted gift and gift certificate to the movies. Very thoughtful, especially since I dont need additional work and that would be pointless to have as a gift. The interior comes off as a bit "old" but their equipment is standard and does the job. I also love that Dr. Davis and I went to the same college :) Go Tigers! read more

Dr. Richard Davis what an excellent dentist very soft handed, he employs an excellent staff who not only is friendly but very helpful they are great with people of all ages from the very young, and even elderly patients. No need to worry or be scared they can handle any and everyone. The waiting area is great for anyone if you have a young child they have a play area and even for the middle kids they have gaming systems TVs newspapers very friendly environment always having some cold water for you to drink, the samples are great everything from toothpaste toothbrushes and even teas. With the dental hygienist on staff you should have a beautiful smile and fresh breath. I've had several different dental plans and they've been able to except each and every different one. If you're looking for a new dentist I highly suggest coming on down to see Dr. Davis trust me your teeth will thank you read more

Richard Davis, DDS - Front office - Cosmetic Dentists Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

If I could put a 0.. do no harm is definitely not the path hes chosen to take, ..I had wonderful tenth and noe missing a toth. and today I found out yet another tooth is in danger due his negligence ... he finally retire and no where to be contacted. he also charge for work never done.. why are these destitute not coved buy there staff and get to proceeding to work read more

I made an appointment today to come in for pain in my wisdom teeth. The receptionists at the front were extremely nice, particularly Luz. Very understanding and made their best effort to get my insurance taken care of. Unfortunately I am giving this place two stars because of the ridiculous pricing. They were going to charge me $120 to examine my ONE tooth and take an X-ray. Um what?! I think that is beyond ridiculous considering there are places in Tucson that will charge you $40 to get a full examination and teeth cleaning. I think the most ridiculous part about my experience is that they simply only seemed to care about getting paid. I came in with excruciating pain and until my insurance was verified I was not allowed to see the doctor. I think that is absurd. Medical professionals are supposed to put your well being first so this was upsetting to me. Unfortunately I did not even get to see the dentist so I cannot rate on that. I am giving two stars due to the lack of communication in regards to the services that would be offered and the fact nobody seemed to care I was in pain. read more

Less than 2 years ago Dr. Davis put a crown on tooth 12 for me. I complained that my floss was catching on the crown. Davis dismissed this complaint. Every cleaning and check up I raised the issue. Every time I was told no problem. Finally I developed intense pain in the tooth. Davis took an X-ray when it was obvious that I needed a root canal, charged me $112 and sent me to an endodontist. After the $1000 root canal I went to another dentist for a new crown. It turns out that Davis had removed so much of the tooth to do the crown that the tooth could not be saved. Don't go to this dentist. read more

Horrible, Horrible, Horrible, Consumers beware!! On or about January 15, 2019 I went to Dr. Davis to have a veneer re-cemented on my tooth. That job was so bad it fell off in less than 45 days. When I went back to him to have him redo it the first thing he said is that he had to charge me $119 and that's after paying him $119 the first time. So I paid it. Then Davis re-cemented my veneer back on my tooth and the bite or alignment of my teeth were off so he started shaving down a few of my other teeth. I told him that now my top tooth was hitting on my bottom teeth in certain areas, so he started shaving off more of my teeth. Then he said let's stop here to let the bite settle for a while. I went home and when I was eating my upper and lower teeth began clashing together causing pain. I went back to him the very next morning when he opened his doors. I told the assistant what the problem was and they said it was another charge.... I replied by saying no I was just in here 15 hours ago and Dr. Davis made my bite worse that it was merely a redo. The assistant walked out of the room and Davis walked in with quite the attitude. Davis said that he adjusted the bite for me as a courtesy which was nothing but further from the truth. After you bond a veneer back on a tooth you have to adjust the tooth so that the bite is aligned correctly. Instead of adjusting the veneer that he placed on my tooth he decided to adjust other teeth by shaving them down. I thought to my self, why is he doing that but I did not say anything because I thought he was a professional and he knew what he was doing. Davis would not even consider any treatment until he got paid another $55. I asked him what's that for and he replied, its a room sterilization fee. I said WHAT.... a sterilization fee?? You've got to be kidding me right doc. He said no. I thought he was a major joke so I got up and left. I am going to go see another dentist and then taking him to small claims court for a full refund. I do have an appointment with a malpractice attorney for shaving down my other teeth when there was not even any problems with them. This guy must be having financial problems or something. This joker has absolutely NO COMPASSION whatsoever and it's money, money, money with him. We shall see what the judge says about this... This guy is pathetic and if there was a zero rating I would of chose that. I am telling you, CONSUMERS BEWARE!! This guy is a quack!! read more

Dr. Davis and his staff are excellent. Our whole family goes here for their dental care, and even my kids don't mind going to the dentist since making the switch to Dr. Davis. They greet you by name as soon as you enter the lobby, which is cozy and inviting (unlike most medical lobbies, which are generally cold and sterile). It feels more like stepping into someone's living room rather than a dental office. Comfy seating, magazines/books, television, even a Playstation and toys to help keep kids occupied while they wait. My older kids like the complimentary beverages (it's the little things!) and appreciate how kind and respectful everyone is. The hygienists are friendly, gentle, and do a great job of making your visit to the dentist as pleasurable as possible. I had to have a filling replaced recently, and was not looking forward to it (who does?) but Dr. Davis checked in often to make sure I was comfortable and sufficiently numb throughout the procedure. So glad we found Dr. Davis! read more

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I wish I could write a positive review of this dentist, as he came into the beautifully appointed waiting room to greet me, a first-time customer, then sat down with me to discuss my general oral health prior to conducting an examination. The staff were also very pleasant. However, despite their welcoming demeanor, I had an uneasy feeling about this clinic from the start, as when I initially called to book an appointment, they told me that my brand new insurance was co-insurance, and that I would therefore have to check with my employer as to who the secondary insurer was. This turned out to be completely erroneous, as when I asked my human resources department about it, I confirmed that, as I'd thought, there was only one insurer providing coverage. My employer warned me to beware of this dentist and in fact advised me to go to another. But after having spent close to an hour on the phone trying to set up an appointment for a cleaning, I decided to proceed, and I booked a comprehensive set of X-rays prior to the cleaning, a preventive service that my insurance completely covered. I am sorry I did. When I arrived, I spent 20 minutes filling out a sheaf of paperwork, all of it essentially attesting to my responsibility for payment should my insurance not cover the procedure. I signed the paperwork but stated that, should the dentist recommend any procedure not covered by my insurance, I wanted to be informed of it first. I then had the X-rays. The digital X-ray machine was not working that day, so only bite-wing X-rays could be taken, I was told, and the hygienist had to take two X-rays of one side, as she bungled the first. I asked if, upon my next visit, the remaining X-rays would be covered by my insurance, since they were supposed to have been included in the first visit, and she said yes. However, before I checked out of the office, I was asked to sign yet another paper stating my financial responsibility should my insurer not pay, only this one didn't have anything on it other than a place for my signature. I asked what I was signing and was told that it was standard procedure. The staff's attitude by this point was still pleasant and welcoming but decidedly intent on getting me to sign the form, which I now believe may have been a permission form for the dentist to perform services beyond those covered by my insurance upon my return visit for the cleaning. Since I was running late and because I felt pressured to do so, I reluctantly signed the form, but re-stated my position that I did not want to undergo any services not covered by my insurance. I then asked the hygienist for the third time for the sample of sensitive toothpaste Dr. Davis had recommended during the exam, but she told me that instead of the brand he had mentioned, all they had was an OTC sample -- a brand I could buy at any pharmacy for a dollar. She asked if I instead wanted to buy the brand the doctor had recommended--at $17 a tube -- and when I answered that I did not, she reluctantly handed me the OTC sample. Three days later, I received a call from the office staff telling me that my scheduled cleaning would not be covered by my insurance because I needed a so-called "extended" cleaning, rather than the basic cleaning I had originally scheduled. When I explained that this is not what I wanted, the staff member, Stephanie, insisted that because Dr. Davis had "diagnosed" me as needing this extended procedure (note that I had asked Dr. Davis during the exam to rate the health of my teeth on a scale of one to ten, with ten being the best, and he had told me they rated 8.5), I would have to pay $99 out of pocket. It was only after I strongly objected that she agreed to revisit the matter with Dr. Davis. Later that day, I received another call from Stephanie, who, to my astonishment, repeated Dr. Davis's position that I must have the extended cleaning. I then asked if the basic part of the procedure could be covered by my insurance while I picked up the difference. However, Stephanie said that in addition to charging me $99, the office would also be charging my insurance another $95 for the basic service! At this point, I knew that I should have listened to my gut and to my HR office, as it was clear that they were attempting to double bill me. If I weren't so disgusted, I'd have to laugh, as not only was their mercenary focus obvious from the start, but their price, $95 for a basic cleaning (I only paid $75 in California, one of the most expensive markets in the country), was already outrageous. Not only that, but as a first-time patient, you'd think they might have offered me a special deal--maybe that tube of toothpaste (?)--as an incentive. Long story short, I told Stephanie that I would not be in for the cleaning or any other service from Dr. Davis, requested that she ensure my insurance not be billed for a comprehensive set of X-rays, had her send those X-rays to me, and filed a grievance with my insurer. read more

Dr. Davis and his colleagues are truly dedicated to providing the most accommodating and efficient dentistry services in southwest Arizona. The staff has mastered the art of caring about their patients and the respect is second to none! read more

Great doctors but horrible management. As long as you are the perfect patient things go well; as soon as you make a mistake they get snide and vindictive. Only come here if you are "the perfect patient ". read more

I've been going to Dr Davis for 15 years. I have found him to be very careful, conscientious, and thorough. I actually relax when I see him because I know he takes excellent care of me. I trust him. I also really like and trust the rest of the staff there. Many have been working there for as long as I've been going. I know they go to training classes fairly frequently and are all willing to talk to me about anything I wonder about regarding dental matters. I highly recommend Dr Davis and his staff. read more

Although there were some issue with payment, my overall experience was fantastic. The staff was incredibly friendly and the doctor was gentle and very knowledgeable. The atmosphere was what you expect from a top-notch practice. I am always looking for great businesses to refer my friends and family to, and this is one I will definitely recommend!! read more

Been a patient of Dr. Davis since 2004. One of the finest dental practices in Tucson. The doctor and entire staff are always professional, cheerful, thorough, and have your comfort and best interests as their guiding factors. Takes some but not all insurance. There is rarely any staff turnover, so that tells you that the staff who support Dr. Davis must be somewhat content. Arrive early so you can enjoy the lobby, which is divided into a place for small children, a quiet place for adults, some video games, a TV, and many books and magazines. They provide a well stocked tea and coffee bar, and always send you home with dental hygiene goodies. I love the décor which is elegant yet welcoming and comfortable. It's always wise to shop around to see if a medical professional is a good fit for you or not. Ask the office staff about their pricing before you make an appointment because they do not take every type of insurance although they do take some. NOTE: as a regular patient, I always receive a birthday card (or get well if I am ill) signed by the entire staff. Who does that? Probably only your grandmother! They really do treat you like a valued customer and patient. Their caring is genuine. read more

I had an emergency dental problem while visiting a friend in Tucson. She recommended her dentist, Dr. Davis. The office got me in right away. My experience with this dental office was the best I have had compared to any visit I've had to the dentist. The staff was friendly and professional. Dr. Davis was gentle and genuinely concerned about my well-being. I highly recommend Dr. Davis. read more

I was extremely pleased with the services I received at Dr. Davis' office. For the past 4years I had flown home to see my dentist and a dental hygienist (who doesn't work for him, but goes to see him) recommended I see Dr. Davis. I was reluctant, having had such terrible experiences at other dentist in Tucson, but I was blown away by the professionalism of all his staff and their knowledge. Growing up I had extensive work done, including implants and a bridge, thus my nervousness in the dental chair, my worries were absent the minute I walked in and was greeted by name. During the cleaning they offered me a blanket, headphones to listen to music instead of the drill, and warm face towel after. Dr. Davis was a great and gentle doctor. I highly recommend him and his office. read more