I have never left a bad review for anyone ever, but I genuinely would want my friends to know my experience so they don't go and have a similar issue. The only reason I left my original dentist to see Dr. Lesueur (I guess I'm not sure that's his name, but I assumed it was Dr. Glen LeSueur. It was a thinner man in his late 30s/early 40s) is because they said they took my insurance, which ended up being incorrect but they owned that and didn't charge me so that was fine, but the rest of my experience was not. First of all, they had to book my appointment like a month out and then booked a deep cleaning 3 more months out. Which is frustrating but something I'm willing to deal with. But after the exam, he said I had a little filling they could take care of right then. So I agreed and he numbed my mouth. It was so much numbing I could feel it all the way to my eyebrow which had never happened before, but also not a deal breaker. Then I sat and waited for them to get to me for what felt like forever, where I almost went to find someone, which isn't like me. I would guess I waited at least 45 minutes with my mouth totally numb. I think I spent a total of 2 hours in their office for an exam and filling (no cleaning). Then they did the filling and it seemed like he had to file it down a lot of times compared to other fillings I've had. The numbing seemed to take a very long time to wear off and when it did it hurt so bad I had to take ibuprofen. My mouth was sore for 2 weeks, which seemed strange. But all of this was still not a deal breaker. Two weeks after the filling, I bit down on orange chicken and felt lightning go through the top and bottom teeth on the left side of my mouth (same side as filling). It felt like my teeth were crumbling and I became scared to eat because I never knew when it would happen. I started chewing solely on the right side, but it would still zing on the left side occasionally so I had to eat very slowly and carefully. He said if it needed to be adjusted to come back in so I did. He didn't check any teeth, but he adjusted the filling several more times and then assured me it was definitely good so if I kept having problems it was something else, such as teeth sensitivity from grinding my teeth. I wasn't aware of any grinding and asked how he knew I ground my teeth. He said because of how hard I was biting on the bite adjustment paper. I didn't tell him I was purposely biting hard so he wouldn't miss anything this time. This is when he started becoming a deal breaker for me. It felt like he was not interested in actually fixing my problem. It seemed like if someone who originally had no pain or problem suddenly can't eat food two weeks after you work on their teeth, you should take a little bit more ownership instead of saying I must have bit into something hard (yeah, your filling!) or must grind my teeth and they are suddenly hurting so bad I can't eat. I left very unsatisfied and sure enough the pain didn't go away. If I only ate on the right side, I wouldn't get the zing on the left now, I assume because he had filed it down more. But I still had to eat extremely slowly and carefully and every meal was a painful chore. So I gave up on him and went back to my original dentist. But I had to wait like this through the holidays and the amount of stress and fear I felt over what might happen to my teeth was awful. I didn't know if they were cracked, if I needed root canals (I had never had any), or what. I was very stressed about it, including how much money this might cost because multiple teeth were hurting. My dentist, who scheduled me immediately, was much more thorough and careful and competent. He checked to see if the filling was completely cured. When he cured it more, I felt an immediate difference in pain. Then he filed it even more (although Dr. LeSueur assured me it was fully filed) and each time it felt less and less painful. He said the teeth were bruised and would take a couple weeks to calm down but he did x-rays and an exam to check and make sure all the teeth were ok. They also gave me a second opinion on the gum disease Dr. Lesueur's office said I had. Dr. Lesueur's office wouldn't give me a cleaning because they said I had gum disease and needed a deep cleaning which they couldn't schedule for 3 more months. I asked how that happened if I've always been consistent with brushing and flossing. They said it was because I hadn't had regular dental cleanings every 6 months or I wasn't brushing and flossing correctly. They said there was bone loss and bacteria under my gums which made me very stressed and scared and also frustrated because I knew I took care of my teeth. When my dentist's office checked my gums the numbers sounded very different and they said I was pretty fine and didn't need any intervention like a deep cleaning. They scheduled a regular cleaning for me the very next day. Later, I found out from my sister, who was probably only 30 or late read more

These guys are 5 Star! Excellent attitudes, service and pricing. Felt supremely well taken care of. If you're not sure where to go, go here! read more

Dr. LeSuer is a phenomenal dentist. The first two times that I went to this office, everything was great. Dr.LeSuer made me feel very welcomed and comfortable. However, at my last visit Suzanne, the hygienist made me feel awful about my teeth. She was extremely pushy, and even when I told her that I was not able to afford a deep cleaning, she continued to make me feel completely terrible. Not only for not being able to afford it, but the health of my gums. Which I still don't quite understand, since I brush and floss daily, and had no cavities this last check up. This whole situation was extremely disheartening. I will have to find a new dentist, but other than Suzanne the rest of the staff is great! Very happy, polite & welcoming! read more

As a very nervous patient these people are great. Very compassionate and gentle dentistry.

I am someone that has crazy dentist phobia after a life time of terrible experiences. I was looking for a dentist that supported sedation as I don't even like to be conscious for any dental procedures. Dr. of Smiles was close by and had an amazing reputation on Google so I gave them a shot. I'm not proud of it but I am one of those "hard to impress" types as I tend to have impossibly high standards. The entire team at Dr. of Smiles were friendly, patient and totally accommodating of my dentist phobia. They totally understood and actually made me feel RELAXED enough to not dread going to the dentist. I'm very glad I found them! read more

Fantastic! From beginning to end they take great care of you . I've been a patient for over 3 years and I had a cleaning today with Erin and she did a amazing job just like she always does. They explain everything and make you feel very much at ease. read more

Best dentist I've ever been to. They took me on last minute notice for an emergency root canal as a new patient. Got me out of pain, made me comfortable, and were meticulous with their work. Since then I've recommended three other people to them and all have thanked me afterwards for the recommendation because of what a wonderful experience they had. Will continue to recommend to anyone looking for an excellent dentist and staff. read more

Please read my review before making the mistake of going to here. My husband and I have pain we never had ever since we saw one of these butchers. I dont use that word lightly, but teeth pain is one of the most uncomfortable feelings out there.... Furthermore, I found out the teeth that were treated didn't even have to be treated to begin with. The person who answers the phone told us "sensitivity is normal".... after 2 weeks of treatment? Please look elsewhere and save yourselves unnecessary pain and money down the drain. read more

We first saw Dr Glenn on an emergency basis for a dental abscess, when I called less than an hour before they closed they stayed open for us and took care of the problem, we've been patients ever since. Despite being a busy office, they take time to make their patients feel comfortable and relaxed (not easy in this case). Saturday and evening appointments are a definite plus. We're not LDS, but having spent most of my life in Mesa I'm used to seeing the BOM almost everywhere (and I only saw 2 in the waiting room, along with quite an assortment of magazines). read more

Great dental office! I was impressed with their bedside manner, education, and everyone seemed to be on top of the latest dental advances. They put my dental fear at east. Definitely recommend!! read more

I am just super frustrated with this office. I went in and was told I needed two crowns, my previous dentist said I only needed one and that exam was only about two months before the one I had here, as I had moved. Surprised, I went with it, got them both placed here. Doing so took quite a bit of time due to the Dr being out of the office and their inability to do same day crowns, this office doesn't use the latest and greatest technology, not a big deal. I got the crowns placed and had to come in right away for an adjustment, no biggie, totally normal. In that visit I explained the discomfort I was having, I was told to ride out that adjustment and call if I had further issues. I called back a week later, scheduled an appt. to see Dr. D. about the continued discomfort, when I got to my appt. he was not there. I rescheduled, came back in a week later and he was still not there, they wanted me to do a cleaning and exam (I was not due for either) and I reminded them I was there solely to see Dr. D about the discomfort on the crown placement. They started the cleaning while Dr. L was briefed and came in to look at the issue. He was very cautious in a diagnosis and sent me to another location for an exam with a referral, this was annoying because I had already assumed I needed a root canal and wanted an immediate solution but he was too cautious and in CYA mode to disclose that. I went to the referral, they told me in less than 5 minutes I needed a root canal on the affected tooth. No Duh. Why I wasn't given a root canal BEFORE the placement of the crown is beyond me as that is the typical ORDER OF OPERATIONS. All in all this was very preventable and now I am forced to deal with the pain and discomfort of this tooth until the new year because I maxed out my insurance and do not have the 1,300 on hand to pay for the root canal without my insurance (I am a full time student).One other concern here is their overly prominent display of the Mormon bible (there are at least ten in the waiting room) is a little offensive and exclusive for people not of the Mormon religion. I tend to think religion does not belong in a business, dental office or not, it is in poor taste. I would save yourself some time and money and go to a dentist who believes in technology a little more and in winging it a little less and hence can make an accurate diagnosis regarding what to do inside your mouth, as you only get one. read more

Went in for an implant constellation and 15 minutes later got a surprise $200 charge that insurance doesn't cover but he reduced it down to $100. Nice guy, just wish they were more clear about prices beforehand. read more

Needed to replace a bridge that was installed by a different dentist about 15 years ago. I have a severe sleep disorder and Dr Dodaro stayed late to accommodate my handicap. I always am concerned about getting the Novacaine shot more than anything but it was completely painless the way he did it. The new bridge is in and hopefully I will not be seeing the dentist for a long time. read more

Dr. LeSeur waived the consultation fee after speaking with him.

I went in for a consultation and 6 months later received a bill for $200. I was never told there would be a consultation fee or I wouldn't have gone in for the appointment. Very disturbing that this is the way they run their business. I see from the reviews that this has happened to others. Wish I would have read the reviews first. Very disappointed that the office manager did nothing to help the situation either. read more