Every patient is treated with personalized care, not just another name on a medical chart. From the moment you enter Civano Dental, you immediately notice the difference. We respect your time and, knowing that no one likes to be kept waiting, our goal is to give you our full attention in most timely manner we can.
Born in 1951 in Berea Ohio, Dr. Pick graduated high school in 1970. He joined the Air Force in 1971 and received an honorable discharge in 1975. He then joined the staff at Case Western School of Dentistry until 1981.
In addition to his successful career in dentistry, Dr. Pick is a family man. He and his wife Sandra have a beautiful daughter Gina and two precious granddaughters Una and Gia. He enjoys cooking and is a talented musician who love to play the drums.
Sonia and her husband, William, have 3 adult children and in 2015 they began adding to their family with the adoption of their beautiful little girl, Emma Abigail. In 2017, they were blessed again with the arrival of their son, Joseph Elliot.
Away from work, Sonia devotes her time to her family and her church. When asked What is you favorite thing about your profession Sonia replied I love to help patients feel at ease from check-in to check-out. I am blessed to love what I do.
Maria and her husband, Antonio, reside in Vail, AZ with their three boys, Antonio III, Emiliano and Cruz. Away from work, Maria enjoys working out, watching her boys play baseball and basketball, and spends time with her family. She and her mother also spend time crocheting together.
I established my first practice in 1986 in Waterville, Maine. It was a small 2 chair practice where I was able to deliver very personalized care. In 1997 I purchased a practice in Tucson. Between July 1997 and January 2000, I traveled weekly across the country to maintain both practices. Finally in January 2000, I was able to devote all my time to my Tucson practice.
It grew very large, very quickly. I grew to dislike the busy pace and, in 2009 a dental corporation bought 50% of the practice. I was obligated to work for them for 4 years, which were the worst years of my career.