Over the years, I have lived in many cities and I have gone to lots of dentists. After a second…read moreattempt to find the right dentist in Las Cruces I found Dental Solutions. I have been going there for over 2 years. My dentist is Dr. Gabriel Trujillo who is very knowledgeable and professional in his field. In general this office is well run, very knowledgeable and polite team, impeccable sanitation, top notch technology. They have done for me crowns and a mouth guard on site among other dental work. I have recommended to friends and their experience has been excellent as well. On my way out, I also enjoy their coffee available in the lobby area. During my last visit, camera crew was taking some videos and photos of the practice so I was able to take a few during this time for this review.

They are mostly on time and they are excellent with their service and care of my teeth. I feel…read moreconfident to go there, and I am always treated with respect. I pay cash so I think it's always a fair price that they do for me.

They got me in supper quick I had chipped a tooth and they were amazing they also did emergency…read morefillings

Amazing today made an appointment at my convenience had my cleaning done X-rays and an extraction…read moreand feelings!!! Always been scared of the dentist but from start to finish the front desk to the dental hygenist and the Dr and his assistant amazing quick and pain less thank u all for ur help highly recommend!!!

Cool story about Dr B. I had 4 massive wisdom teeth [tried to keep em-mistake]. At 27-28 I had…read moreenough, went to see her to pull them out. Turns out three were infected and my mystery [debilitating] migraines/depressive symptoms stemmed from these infected/overgrown teeth. She pulled 3 of them and sent me home with antibiotics. I went to macaroni grill right after. I fell woozily on the way out and spat a bunch of blood on the door [i was thriving]. Anyways, I was unwittingly treating the symptoms of infected tooth sockets with all sorts of alcohol and stuff. I had a compulsion to continue using these means of pain management long after the desire and ability to keep up with the effects thereof had dissolved. When she got those teeth out and took care of the infection, it was like a tornado had lifted from my life. Pain- gone. Desire for pain management- obliterated. Basically, she gave me my life back. The department that handled the payments were a bit less beneficial to my well being. Overall, the benefits of seeing Dr B were outlandish. She might be a miracle worker.

TLDR version: this dentist will try to get as much money…read morefrom you as possible, and will also make you feel bad about your teeth, and cry. Worst dentist experience of my life. Run. Find someone else. Longer version with details: I went here as a new patient knowing that I needed some help with my teeth grinding and that I would need a cavity or two filled. The dental hygienist was very pleasant, but I felt like she was clearly looking for things to ring me up for. It took sooooo long (I was there a total of two hours -- and remember, this was for a preliminary cleaning, X-rays, etc; I didn't have any work done!). The hygienist pressured me to get a flouride bath (not covered by insurance), which she assigned a student to do, and then the hygienist left the room. AFTER this student took the trays out of my mouth, she told me that I couldn't eat or drink for 30 minutes after. I had been in this office for almost two hours, it was lunch time, and I was parched and hungry. I was like, "oh man, that would have been good to know *before* so I could have gotten a sip of water, because I've had tools in my mouth for almost two hours and I'm extremely thirsty." I was calm, but firm. She ignored me. Things got worse when Dr. Burris came in. She was extremely unpleasant (I reached out my hand and she clearly did not want to shake it). She was gruff and grumpy. Not personable, no bedside manners... no manners at all. She complained about Las Cruces. She tried to pressure me into buying a TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR mouth guard for my grinding, and repeatedly tried to push some vague "therapy" that she offers to help stop grinding. She told me that my teeth were crooked and that nothing that could be done about it, and that it would only get worse. (I believe she was trying to make me feel so bad about myself that I would throw a ton of money -- which I don't have-- at any possible solutions she was offering.) When the hygienist presented me with their "dental care plan" or whatever it's called that they had printed up for me, it included unnecessary procedures such as redundant X-rays and an estimated THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS of work. And this is *with* insurance factored in. When I saw their plan, I started to cry -- which I have never done in my entire adult life of regularly going to the dentist. The staff was cold and awkward. They offered multiple times to "work with me" by allowing me to get on their financing plan. The staff even tried to get me to pay for future procedures *in advance!* Um, NO. I am so glad that I requested my X-rays from this dentist's office, and made a new appointment for myself at a different, more ethical, less high-pressure dentist's office, WHICH I LOVE AND WILL FOREVER BE A REGULAR PATIENT OF. Since I switched, I have had all required procedures done at my new dentist's office and have paid only several hundred dollars (not the thousands Burris tried to charge me). My new dentist fixed the "crookedness" in my teeth (which Burris had made me feel so bad about and told me "nothing could be done about") by simply polishing it down to make both teeth even -- this was such a simple and short procedure that she did not charge me. My new dentist recommended a range of mouth guards and did not pressure me to choose the most expensive. Instead of the two thousand dollar guard (lol what) Burris tried to pressure me to buy, I am using a $400 custom retainer / mouth guard that is comfortable and works perfectly.

Laura my dental assistant and Dr. Patel my Dentist are magical dental professionals working in…read moresynchronous compatibility; in other words Poetry in Motion. It is like being in a relaxed Zen experience! I live in Deming and I am positioning myself here for all future dental procedures. I have never felt so trusting and calm in a dental office, no nervousness on my part at all. I highly recommend this dental office! The front desk ladies are exemplary as well.

This place is amazing, honestly referring to it and the people that keep this place robbing as…read more"amazing" is an understatement. The ladies running the front office are the sweetest but know hot to keep the show on the road. The nurses that assistance dentist adopt a sort sisterly vibe, they care to for you and your well being, they are with one from the begging to the ends. The doc, fairly certain he's was some kind of a wizard, no lie... just magically appears weird a calm cool attitude that couldn't need measured spending the entire time talking to you like you've been going fishing for years. I'm out 20 mins to lingering pain and reasonable priced, better luck finding a deter dentist

I have been a patient at Warren and Law Dentistry in Las Cruces for over three years. I chose this…read moreoffice specifically because Dr. Moberly was recommended for patients with dental anxiety. As a combat veteran and retired law enforcement officer with PTSD and dental anxiety, that mattered to me. To be fair, the front office staff has always been great, and Dr. Moberly herself has been excellent when I've been able to see her. Unfortunately, the hygienists have been consistently poor, and that has completely undermined my experience at this practice. My first hygienist regularly forgot basic parts of my care, including administering nitrous oxide when it was clearly indicated. I switched to another hygienist (the one my wife sees), hoping for improvement, but the experience was worse. She has been rude, dismissive, and at times condescending. More concerning, she does not appear to follow through on instructions from the dentist, including properly charting notes during exams. Over my last three visits, I have not seen Dr. Moberly at all. Each time, I was told I "didn't need an exam," only a cleaning. In December, I was scheduled for an exam, but Dr. Moberly was not even in the office, which raises serious questions about scheduling practices. Dr. Law saw me instead and clearly stated that one of my fillings was failing and that I needed a crown, which Dr. Moberly would address at my next visit. At my most recent appointment, I specifically asked to see Dr. Moberly regarding that crown. The hygienist again told me I didn't need an exam and then claimed there were no notes in my chart about the issue--despite the fact that she herself was charting during Dr. Law's exam when that diagnosis was made. During that same visit, she was unable to pass a floss threader between my teeth and simply skipped it altogether. Immediately afterward, she proceeded to lecture me on proper dental hygiene at home. That kind of contradiction is frustrating and undermines any credibility in the care being provided. This is unacceptable. Either documentation is not being done correctly, or it is being ignored. Either way, that is not something a patient should have to worry about. For patients like me, consistency, communication, and trust are critical. Right now, this office is falling short where it matters most. Lastly, I want to address something that reflects the overall culture of the practice. There is a sign on the wall that says "We cater to cowards." That is not only unprofessional--it is degrading. Patients who walk through those doors despite fear are not cowards--they are doing something incredibly difficult, and that takes courage. I came here because I believed this was a practice that understood patients like me. At this point, I no longer feel that is the case.

From start to finish, Dr. Law and his staff took very good care of me and my needs dealing with…read moredegraded fillings. Everyone was friendly and very professional. I was shocked at how eased I felt at a dental office. Thank you all and God bless you.

I have been a patient with Dr Reiter for around ten years. My teeth and smile were not in the best…read moreshape due to neglect and dentist in the past that were, simply put, not as good as Dr Reiter. He has done a lot of work on my teeth and I can at least smile again. He has a receptionist named Kim that is very helpful and always pleasant. He is probably the only dentist I would drive 200 miles round trip to see. My wife also is a patient of Dr Reiter's and she thinks he is the best dentist she has been to in her life. I would also like to mention docs assistant and wife. Cathy is a lot of fun and a great assistant. One more thing and I think this is very important. No Pain.. Never once have I had pain during any procedure. I cannot say this about any other doctor I have seen in dentistry. Not even the numbing injection. We really enjoy this business Ron Patterson

The dental assistant, Priscilla, is rude and unprofessional. Shoving me around, t's obvious she is…read morenot happy with her job but don't take it out on your patients. Doctor is matter of fact and answered my questions with ease. Front desk is very sweet.