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Family dentistry in Queen Creek emphasizes oral health through excellent oral hygiene, regular checkups, and professional teeth cleanings.
By adopting and implementing positive habits, you can keep your smile healthy for life and lower your risks for preventable conditions that can be costly and force you to spend more time in the dental chair.
At Desert Creek Dental, we care for smiles of all ages!
We follow guidelines established by the American Dental Association, which recommends twice-yearly dental exams and teeth cleanings. These preventive appointments include the following:
If you’re prone to tooth decay or have compromised enamel, your dentist may recommend dental sealants or fluoride treatments to lower your cavity risks and remineralize your enamel. These are common treatments for children.
Should your dentist find issues during your exam, we discuss the findings with you, lay out the treatment options, and then plan your care—for example, if we discover tooth decay, we schedule you for cavity treatment.
Your dental visit schedule will vary for patients with diagnosed conditions like periodontal disease.
Between checkups and dental cleanings, keeping your smile healthy is crucial.
Our team members, including your dentist, are happy to demonstrate proper brushing and flossing techniques and discuss nutrition choices with you.
To schedule your next preventive dentistry appointment or if you have questions for the dentist, call us today (480) 987-8768. Also, ask a team member about our exclusive dental savings plan!
Dr. Ismail Pardazi, DMD, is a dedicated dentist with over 15 years of experience. He is the founder of Desert Creek Dental, where he is known for his patient-centered approach and commitment to excellence. Dr. Pardazi believes in building trust with his patients and empowering them with the knowledge they need to make confident, informed decisions about their health. Dr. Pardazi delivers high-quality care grounded in compassion, expertise, and continuous learning. He earned his degree in microbiology from Arizona State University before completing his dental training at the University of Pittsburgh. Since then, he has completed more than 350 hours of continuing education to maintain his authority in the field of dentistry.