Caffall Dental Care at Mountain Bridge

Caffall Dental Care at Mountain Bridge Here at Caffall Dental Care, we aren't happy until you're smiling!

06/27/2025

Statement from Caffall Dental Care

We, like many of you, are just now learning the details surrounding the recent arrest of Dr. Lane, a former dentist at our practice. He was escorted from our office by law enforcement early last week as our team arrived for work. At that time, we were given no explanation and had no knowledge of the situation or the reason for his removal.

Today, we were made aware of the charges and are deeply shocked and saddened by his actions.

Caffall Dental Care is committed to providing high-quality dental care with empathy, integrity, and professionalism. Dr. Lane’s conduct stands in direct opposition to our values, and he is no longer employed by our office.

We want to assure our patients and community that we are fully dedicated to maintaining a safe, trustworthy environment. Our reputation for compassionate care and professional excellence has been built over 45 years, and we remain firmly committed to those standards.

Our hearts and prayers are with those affected.

— The Caffall Dental Care Team

When there is a problem with your tooth that requires a dental crown, we - like you - would like that problem resolved a...
04/18/2022

When there is a problem with your tooth that requires a dental crown, we - like you - would like that problem resolved as quickly as possible! We can offer a quick, affordable, high-quality, same-day porcelain crown: this creates a one-appointment resolution for your tooth. Have an emergency? Give us a call! 480-892-9000

The history of dentures is long, dating back to as early as 700BC. The earliest sets of dentures were created by tying h...
03/28/2022

The history of dentures is long, dating back to as early as 700BC. The earliest sets of dentures were created by tying human and animal teeth together with wire and binding to still-existing teeth to anchor the prosthetic. Although they quickly deteriorated, they were easy to replace, and so these were made for people all the way up to the 17th century. At that point, porcelain was being experimented with, but was short-lived because of its lack of aesthetic and brittle nature. Quickly moving on from porcelain, people reverted back to using animal and human teeth (often taken from executed criminals), but were more carefully shaped to fix properly and look better. The myth of George Washington's teeth being made of wood is just that - a myth! He had top-of-the-line dentures that were created with real teeth mounted on ivory from animals. In the next 200 years, dentures would again evolve, and porcelain would again be used, this time with a more thorough understanding on how to make them durable and beautiful. This is one of the techniques that is still being used today, although there are various plastics and rubbers used along side it to create a beautiful, flawless, natural looking smile. There is more technology that is being discovered/experimented with that has some doctor 3-D printing dentures, but we'll see how well that goes!

Laura is one of our dental hygienists. Raised in Connecticut, she graduated from the University of New Haven in 1997. Sh...
02/08/2022

Laura is one of our dental hygienists. Raised in Connecticut, she graduated from the University of New Haven in 1997. She moved to our beautiful Arizona in 2005 to be a stay-at-home mom with her son who is now 15 years old. Laura chose to go back to work in 2020 and so came to work for Caffall Dental Care. Laura loves being a mom, playing with her dog Poppy, and working out and staying fit.

Meet Chloe! She had been a dental assistant at Caffall Dental Care since June, 2020, after graduating from the American ...
01/10/2022

Meet Chloe! She had been a dental assistant at Caffall Dental Care since June, 2020, after graduating from the American Institute of Dental Assisting. Chloe was born in New York, but primarily raised in Arizona. She makes her family with her boyfriend Jon and their cat Stella! In her free time, Chloe loves listening to podcasts and watching documentaries.

In the Middle Ages, it was believed that kissing a donkey would cure tooth pain. And if that didn't work, you could alwa...
01/03/2022

In the Middle Ages, it was believed that kissing a donkey would cure tooth pain. And if that didn't work, you could always walk down the street to your local barber for a quick tooth extraction!

Your home-care in regards to your teeth may be SPECTACULAR! However, there are still many benefits to seeing you dental ...
10/05/2021

Your home-care in regards to your teeth may be SPECTACULAR! However, there are still many benefits to seeing you dental hygienist for routine cleanings:
*staining cannot be removed with your home toothbrush, but they may able to be removed with dental hygiene tools
*dental cleanings can be directly related to good overall health for your brain, cardiovascular system, and jaw bones. Bad bacteria routinely getting cleaned out keeps it from being forced into your body.
*it gives your doctor the opportunity to look for decay, infection, and oral cancer

If you need a cleaning, call us today and we will get you in within one day!
480-981-8560

Meet Maya! Maya is a treatment coordinator. She is an Arizona Native, growing up with her parents and 3 siblings. She is...
09/29/2021

Meet Maya! Maya is a treatment coordinator. She is an Arizona Native, growing up with her parents and 3 siblings. She is currently attending Chandler-Gilbert Community College in the pre-dental hygiene program, and will be quickly applying for hygiene school! Maya loves being outdoors and particularly likes surfing, hiking, playing soccer.

WE GIVE A LOT of advice about dental care, but sometimes the biggest oral health concern someone has is that they just b...
09/20/2021

WE GIVE A LOT of advice about dental care, but sometimes the biggest oral health concern someone has is that they just burned their mouth because they couldn’t wait for that first bite of lasagna to cool down. 😮 These tips should help:
Sip cold water. Stay hydrated to encourage saliva production. Saliva will protect the burned area from bacteria. Also the cold water feels good. 💦
Pause eating the hot food and cool things down with a snack from the fridge. Maybe even go for a ...smoothie or some froyo.

Swish some salt water! It’ll help fight bacteria so the burned area can heal. (This is also a good remedy after a dental procedure or for sore gums.)
Apply sugar or honey directly to the burned area to speed up the healing process. 🍯 The damaged cells can use it for quick energy. Just make sure to rinse with water after!
For a bad burn, a mild pain-reliever isn’t a bad idea. Luckily, oral tissues are the fastest-healing in the entire body, so it shouldn’t take more than a few days to get better

Meet Alexis! She is the new office manager! Alexis is an Arizona Native and is currently pursuing her degree in accounti...
09/14/2021

Meet Alexis! She is the new office manager! Alexis is an Arizona Native and is currently pursuing her degree in accounting. Alexis has 2 sons. They all love to be outside together swimming, kayaking, hiking, snowboarding. Alexis loves being at the beach and has a yearly goal of two trips. Nice to meet you, Alexis, and welcome to the Caffall Dental Team!

Address

6812 E. Brown Road Suite 102
East Mesa, AZ
85207

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 7pm
Tuesday 7am - 7pm
Wednesday 7am - 7pm
Thursday 7am - 7pm
Friday 7am - 1pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

Telephone

(480) 981-8560

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