Here at Desert Lake Family Dentistry, we believe that a smile tells a thousand words, and we are dedicated to giving our patients high-quality dental care. We offer a full range of dental services, so all of your familys needs are met under one roof.

Our goal is for you to leave our office with a memorable and enjoyable dental experience, which is why our welcoming and compassionate staff will do everything they can to make you feel right at home.

Dr. Shayegan completed his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at Tufts University in 1997. He is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.

Dr. Shayegan and his staff are proud of the warm patient-friendly environment they have created and of the lifelong relationships they have built with multi-generational families in the area. Dr. Shayegan welcomes patients of all ages and looks forward to meeting you and offering you the professional, caring and pain free oral health care that you deserve.

My name is Maria and I am the Office Manager for Desert Lake Family Dentistry. I have been with Desert Lake for over 4 years, but in the dental field for 11+ years. I moved from California 4 years ago. I am married with 4 beautiful babies. I love to travel and be around family. My favorite hobby is to go to sports events, football, basketball, baseball, whether its professional or college but hockey is my favorite.

Mi nombre es Maria y soy la Manejadora para Desert Lake Family Dentistry. He estado en la oficina ms de 4 aos pero tengo ms de 11 aos de experiencia dental. Me mov de California hace 4 aos. Estoy casada y tengo 4 hijos maravillosos. Me gusta viajar y estar alrededor de la familia. Durante mi tiempo libre, me gusta ir a eventos deportivos como: ftbol americano, baloncesto, bisbol, profesional o universitario, hockey es mi favorito.

My name is Jasmin Chavarria. Im from Dalton, Georgia. Ive been working at Desert Lake Family Dentistry for over a year now. Im 22 years old and I graduated high school in 2018. What I love to do on my down time is shop, watch football and go to concerts.

My name is Liz Suarez. I am an Arizona Certified Dental Hygienist. I also have a background in Dental Assisting. I am happily married with 2 wonderful kids. I enjoy traveling with my family and doin outdoor activities.

When it comes to dental care, there are so many different things to consider. Most of these decisions depend on what your situation is, what dental procedure you need and what would best take care of any dental issues you may have.

There are many services offered in the dental field, and the options available to you can be confusing. We wanted to break it down for you and make dental care less threatening and help you have the knowledge to make the appropriate decisions when it comes to dental care.

There are several things that can happen that are classified as emergency dental care, here are a few of them and how to react in the best way possible. If your tooth becomes broken, chipped, or cracked; rinse your mouth with warm water and apply a cold compress to your face. Go to the dentist right away. If the tooth was broken or chipped, bring the tooth fragment wrapped in wet gauze or a wet towel.

If your tooth becomes loose due to trauma, call your dentist. For a knocked-out tooth, gently insert the lost tooth back in its socket if possible, holding the tooth by the crown using a clean washcloth. (If the tooth is dirty, first rinse the root but do not scrub it or remove any attached tissues.) If reinsertion isnt possible, hold the tooth under the tongue and go to the dentist immediately.

If your jaw is broken, first apply ice or a cold compress to the face. Seek emergency help immediately, for this situation a doctor may be your best emergency contact. Clean the area with a wet cloth and place a cold compress on the area to reduce swelling if your tongue is bitten. If the bleeding persists or if it is excessive, go to your dentist or an emergency center.

You should visit your dentist every six months for a cleaning and a checkup where the dentist will inspect your overall oral health, create a treatment plan, and help keep your teeth as healthy as possible.

Over 75% of Americans suffer from periodontal disease; most dont even know it. Periodontal treatments depend on the type of gum disease and how severe it is. If the disease is caught early and no damage has been done to the supporting structures under the teeth, you may simply need professional cleaning. The dental team can give you a comprehensive plan for changing your dental routine and improving your daily oral hygiene.

Most dental filling procedures go like the following steps: 1. A topical anesthetic is used to numb the area of treatment 2. Decay is removed from the affected teeth 3. Tooth restoration using a composite or other kinds of filling 4. Bite check to make sure your teeth align comfortably