Your jaw clicks, pops, sticks, or hurts when you open or close your mouth. While you may have lived with your jaw pain for months, years, or decades, ignoring it isn’t a good strategy. Treat your jaw pain now to prevent even more problems later.
Johnny L. Smith D.M.D.
Johnny L. Smith, DMD, in Peoria, Arizona, is committed to delivering compassionate and gentle general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry services for ages four and up.
With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Smith has long-term relationships with many patients who have been with the practice since it opened. A family-owned practice, most of the highly trained and friendly staff members have worked at the practice for more than 14 years.
Dr. Smith completed his undergraduate education at Union College in Barbourville, Kentucky, and the University of Kentucky in Lexington before earning his doctor of dental medicine at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. He opened his private practice in 1997 and keeps his skills sharp with hundreds of hours of continuing education.
Dr. Smith genuinely likes caring for people and helping them improve and maintain optimal dental health. His extensive experience means patients won’t need referrals to other providers for specialty services such as periodontal dentistry, cosmetic dentistry like teeth whitening, dental implants, crowns and bridges, emergency dentistry, or Invisalign® orthodontics.
For patient convenience, Dr. Smith also diagnoses and treats sleep apnea and TMJ disorders.
To learn more about the available dental services at Johnny L. Smith, DMD, call the office or use the online scheduling tool to book an appointment today.
We accept most major insurances. We accept all PPO dental plans. Please contact the dental office for all insurance related questions.
Your jaw clicks, pops, sticks, or hurts when you open or close your mouth. While you may have lived with your jaw pain for months, years, or decades, ignoring it isn’t a good strategy. Treat your jaw pain now to prevent even more problems later.
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