Serving Tucson Families For More Than 25 Years

Dr. R. Anthony Burrows

Dr. R. Anthony Burrows graduated from the University of Colorado in 1992. He continued his training through a General Practice Residency from 1992 to 1993 at Denver General Hospital. He moved to Tucson, AZ, in 1993 and practiced at Dental Net, where he was team leader from 1993 to 1997.

Dr. Burrows has been in private practice at our current location for over 25 years and has made several international trips to provide dental care to underserved communities. He is a member of many professional organizations, including the American Dental Association, Alpha Omega, Arizona Dental Association, Southern Arizona Dental Association, and Academy of General Dentistry.

Dr. Emily Yasmer

Dr. Emily Yasmer graduated from the University of Florida in 2002 before returning to her hometown of Tucson, AZ. Following in her father's footsteps, she began practicing dentistry in 2003. Dr. Emily Yasmer is active in local charities for children and provides volunteer dental services in Tucson.

Dr. Yasmer understands that a visit to the dentist can be stressful for some patients. Her friendly demeanor and upbeat attitude help her provide comfortable care for patients who may be reluctant to visit the dentist. Dr. Yasmer is a member of the American Dental Association, Pima Dental Study Club, and Arizona Dental Association.

If stains, cracks, or chips are compromising your smile, Lumineers can transform your appearance with little to no preparation. These ultra-thin porcelain veneers cover the outer surfaces of teeth to conceal imperfections. While traditional veneers require a dentist to remove a layer of enamel to ensure a proper fit, Lumineers require little or no reduction of your natural tooth. As a result, this treatment is entirely reversible. For the right candidates, Lumineers are an efficient and minimally invasive way to achieve a stunning smile. Our Tucson, AZ, practice can determine if Lumineers are right for you.

Dramatically transform your smile with professional-strength teeth whitening. Our dentists can address nearly all types of staining with this cosmetic dentistry treatment. In just one visit to our dentistry practice, you can achieve a noticeable enhancement. The results that a single treatment at our Tucson dental office can achieve are far superior to what over-the-counter products can do. During a consultation, our team can determine if teeth whitening is the best way to illuminate your smile.

If decay or trauma has left your tooth in a state that cannot be repaired with a filling, a dental crown can restore form and function to your smile. Our dentists can place a crown over the affected tooth to protect it from further damage. This not only restores strength to the tooth but also gives it a natural and healthy appearance. At our dental practice in Tucson, AZ, we use crowns that are made of state-of-the-art ceramics designed to withstand daily use. High-quality materials can match the shade of your surrounding teeth so that others notice your beautiful smile, not your dental work.

A dental bridge is a custom restoration that provides lasting comfort by replacing one to three consecutive teeth. Our team of dental professionals in Tucson, AZ, will work to provide a dental bridge that restores balance and function to your smile. A dental bridge offers immediately restored chewing function and a better-looking smile while preventing your surrounding teeth from shifting. Our dentists can create a bridge that will compliment your facial features, allow you to chew and speak properly, and support your oral and overall health.

A gap in your smile can be embarrassing and painful. It can also have a significant impact on your oral health. The roots of a tooth do more than hold the tooth in place - they also help maintain the health of your jaw. When a tooth is lost, the jawbone will begin to atrophy (shrink and change shape). As bone loss continues, the surrounding teeth will begin to shift. This can cause your face to look sunken and aged. The titanium posts work like tooth roots to stimulate the jawbone, effectively stopping further bone loss. They also provide a supremely stable anchor for crowns, bridges, and dentures.