Now at more than 30 offices and growing, we remain committed to offering quality affordable dental care and patient education while providing a relaxing and comfortable experience for your entire family, from the young to the young at heart. We provide comprehensive dental care from A-Z. Whether you need a routine exam and cleaning or a filling, all the way up to implants and cosmetic dentistry, Absolute Dental provides experienced and compassionate Dentists and Specialists to help make your smile last a lifetime! Our offices are located throughout the Las Vegas and Reno areas, so there is an office convenient to where you live and work. We offer evenings and weekends to make sure that we are here to serve your needs.
Dr. Prada has been affiliated with Absolute Dental since 2004 and now owns and leads the practice. She graduated from New York University College of Dentistry in 1990, completed her residency at the Mount Sinai Hospital General Practice Residency Program in 1991, New York University College of Dentistry in Pediatric Dentistry Specialty in 1993.
She has a celebrated history in pediatric dentistry and is well known for the charitable work she performs for underprivileged children. She is also a Pediatric Dentistry Specialty Board Certified Pediatric Dentist. Dr. Prada has been practicing dentistry for 27 years and has been chairside in Pediatric Dentistry for the past 24 years.
On behalf of Dr. Prada, it is truly my pleasure to introduce Dr. Scott Futch. Dr. Futch has joined Absolute Dental as our Northern Nevada Clinical Director beginning April 3, 2017.Dr. Futch graduated from University of Michigan School of Dentistry and has completed his training at the Dawson Academy; a postgraduate multi-disciplinary education and clinical research facility dedicated to the advancement of dentistry. He has distinguished himself in private practice and as a partner in a large multi-specialty group practice within a dental support organization. Dr. Futch brings to Absolute Dental a 27-year career as an experienced and skilled clinician, mentor and coach.
Dr. Walia has been a practicing Implantologist and a Periodontist for over a decade. His journey began in 2001 when he received his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from New York University. Upon graduation, Dr. Walia completed a year of training in oral medicine at the University of Medicine and Dentistry, New Jersey and was then the Chief Resident in Advanced Hospital Dentistry at Lutheran Medical Centre, in Brooklyn, New York. He obtained a certificate in the field of implant dentistry and periodontology in 2006 from the prestigious University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey. His specialty work includes implant dentistry, diagnosis and treatment planning gum disease, periodontal plastic surgery involving root coverage, surgical extractions with bone grafting, guided bone regeneration and augmentation, ridge splitting and expansion, and internal and external maxillary sinus lifts. Dr. Walia regularly attends conferences and continuing education courses across the globe. He was a visiting clinical attending doctor at various prestigious hospitals in New York City area in the early part of his career. Dr. Walia has a genuine desire to provide comprehensive non-surgical and surgical periodontal care to patients of all ages. He is committed to providing the highest standards and state of the art treatment available. Dr. Walia encourages all patients to have an informative session and review their current oral health as well as various treatment techniques to enhance their oral health. In his free time, he loves to travel the world, play golf and tennis and enjoys music. He is a member of the American Academy of Periodontology and is licensed in the states of New York, New Jersey, California, Nevada and Arizona.
Dr. Bath earned her DDS from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas and Masters of Public Health from New York Medical College. Her passion is to promote dental health in the community. She also has a doctorate degree in Dental Surgery and Masters in Public Health. Dr. Baths personal interests include traveling, watching movies and spending time with my family.
She received their Associate of Applied Science from El Paso Community College and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management from the University of Phoenix. Along with receiving certifications in Local Anesthesia: Nitrous Oxide and Laser-Assisted Dental Therapy.
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Rating 4.4 out of 5 based on 421 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestJshaun Eagans
a year ago
Never Go Here ! You Will Be Waiting All Day For A Simple Procedure
Antonio Dominguez
a year ago
Very very friendly I honestly will personally be back for any other dental needs
Eva Bugarin
a year ago
I think that we shouldn't expect to just have our teeth cleaned without having an x-ray it's called good customer service they want to make sure that there's no infections or anything before they clean your teeth. I have not been there yet but this is all of the procedures that have to be done on a normal basis And I am looking forward to actually make an appointment here because out of 300 and some people that wrote reviews there's a very small handful of negative results so I am looking forward to getting an x-ray and then getting my teeth cleaned if it's the first day or the next time I go that's how it works thanks for all the feedback.
Smiley McTrashbag
a year ago
I hate coming here. I hate it with a passion. Staff in the back has an attitude every time I come in. I cannot ask one question without receiving an attitude. Especially by the male employees. My experience was so bad, I'm leaving in tears. Why is this place allowed to operate this way? This is the second time this has happened.
Annabelle Buenaventura
2 years ago
Wasted my time. I scheduled for cleaning. They just did xray which I don't need. They said I need to go back scheduled again for cleaning. They want money for xray even they know there is no one to do my cleanind. Bad service! Will never go back!
Devin Royal
2 years ago
I love the respect and Courtesy of other they have I really fault comfortable and they where very kind Overall everyone including the Dentist himself I GIVE THEM 10 STARS
Abel Salazar Sanchez
2 years ago
Nice people,and excellent service I'm very happy to be patient to Absolute Dental
King Lawson
2 years ago
Professional staff and personable
Emy Gong
2 years ago
This Absolute dental clinic located in Maryland was referred by Medicare to me as one in their network . I had an appointment today July 27, 2022 after a month for dental cleaning. When I was called inside, I was told by technician that he will do an X-ray first but then he's not sure if I can have a dental cleaning. I asked why and he called another person to answer my question. I got the same answer that they can only do X-ray but not the tooth cleaning I was expecting. What is the use of making an appointment if this dental clinic can not do the services they're suppose to do ? Do not make an appointment to this clinic because they will just waste your time.
Daniel Buchanan
2 years ago
I wish I could give zero stars. It honestly seemed like no one knew what they were doing during my visit. Everyone working there seemed to be confused and completely unprofessional. If you have dental insurance, TRUST ME, GO SOMEWHERE ELSE! I assure you this location is terrible, it's "Absolute Trash". Other "Absolute Dental" locations may be okay, but my personal experience at this location was awful. I definitely recommend going somewhere else for your dental needs. 0/5.
Cassandra
2 years ago
Go somewhere else if you can afford to. Extremely slow and insurance covers nothing.
Jenn Fix
2 years ago
Do not go here! They do not know what they are doing! I went in with pain and was told they would need to do a cleaning to see first what was going on. The dental assistant was rude. The dentist was not knowledgeable. After learning that my insurance won't cover my cleaning they wanted over 1k out of pocket. With no payment plans. Don't waste your time. Not patient friendly. If I could give zero stars I would!
David Carlton
2 years ago
Today was a really great visit I enjoyed Bree she was fantastic!
Danniee Gyrl
2 years ago
Fredrick, Monique, and Ignacio were AMAZING. Outstanding customer service. They were smiling, very personable, and just a joy to be around. I did arrive very early for my appointment (I am a new patient) to fill out my paperwork. I was put at ease, due to my fear of being at the dentist (needles in mouth) Thank you so very much to the staff at Maryland Absolute Dental, you guys go above and beyond.
Paul Riley
2 years ago
This place is AMAAAAZING!! Katrina the office manager is on top of her game. She handled coordinating my appointments and payments and explained everything from start to finish. The entire staff is professional and made me feel welcome. Shout out to Absolute Dental, would recommend 10 out of 10 times. Don't take my word, go see them for yourself.
Thomas Williams
2 years ago
My wife hasn't had teeth or dentures for 35 years. She just thought that after all those years, they wouldn't be able to get dentures to fit properly. In comes Absolute Dental. Not only did they fit the dentures, but they made my sweetheart cry happy tears. She didn't think it was possible. Now she can't stop smiling. They got that done with just one follow up visit. The staff was super nice and the Dentist had a great sense of humor. We highly recommend anyone who needs a dentist to come to Absolute Dental on Maryland pkwy.
Teresa Ollison
2 years ago
My dental needs, were fulfilled at Absolute Dental. Courteous staff, great Dentist.
Alex
2 years ago
After my appointment I was told I was good to go, then I get a message about paying a bill. Now I've been trying to call them and customer service for months to pay this bill, I don't understand why this is so difficult.
Siara Casner
2 years ago
One star location! This place is a joke. This is not my first time going to absolute dental and I usually have a decent experience. But they waste your time here and I will not be returning to this location. First time I scheduled an exam appointment for April 19th and I went to sign in and the office had standing room only and the lobby was so uncomfortably hot. The female manager sitting at the desk told me that their entire computer system was down and that I could either wait for the I.T. guy who was running late or I could leave my number and reschedule. It was so hot in the office I didn't want to wait my turn with all the people standing there waiting to be seen as well. I gave the manager my phone number to reschedule and left. A few days later she calls me and we rescheduled the exam for the following week, April 25th. When I get there, there are two female receptionist and the same female manager from before working the front desk. The lobby is very hot and crowded again but at least there were chairs available in the adjacent sitting area behind the office door. But it's very hot in both areas where the customers are forced to sit and wait to be seen. Super uncomfortable, but I fill out my paperwork and wait for just over a hour before they call me back. The purpose of both these appointments is for an exam. I had a filling come loose and need a repair. I get to the back rooms after sweating in the lobby the whole time and as soon as I sit down the dental technician ask me if I have a "medical clearance," I wasn't sure what she meant and she said because I'm pregnant I have to have one from my OBGYN before having X-rays for an exam. She said she had to go check with her manager if she could proceed with the exam and she left the room. When she returned she informed me I would have to reschedule my appointment. She apologized and mentioned she was unsure why nobody had informed me prior to sitting in the exam chair. She never even had to look in my mouth to determine I needed this piece of paperwork. Mind you the manager she had to speak with to get information about the "medical clearance" works at the front desk. She is who I have spoke to multiple times and had several face to face interactions with during my recent visits at the office. I understand the purpose of the "medical clearance" for precaution. However. Both times I came to this office in the last week or so I have been 8 months pregnant. Very obvious belly. I had walked to the back of the office to sit in the adjacent sitting area and walked up to the counter where these 3 employees sat numerous times to exchange paperwork and insurance card information. I had even asked to use the restroom. Mind you my very obvious 8 month pregnant belly is leading the way during all these interactions and directly in their line of view. At any time the receptionists or the manager sitting in the front who's job it is to collect insurance and information of that sorts could have mentioned the medical clearance to me. Why was I forced to reschedule my appointment and then wait until I was called to the back rooms during my second appointment to get this news of the paperwork I was lacking. At any time this could have been mentioned to me. Like I said. One star location. I will be getting my medical clearance and go to a different dentist where they have observant staff with good customer service and also proper air conditioning for Las Vegas heat. I cant imagine suffering in this lobby or even giving this dental office the opportunity to waste any more of my time.
Jesse Martinez
2 years ago
Worst experience I've ever had. Told me the opposite of 2 other dentists. Won't be going back. Not a good woman.
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