Iconic Dental

We combine hospital-level anesthesia capabilities with a comfortable, spa-like outpatient environment so patients can receive comprehensive treatment in as few visits as possible.

Key aspects of our practice

• Advanced sedation dentistry: Oral, IV, and general anesthesia options available in-office.
• Full mouth rehabilitation: Ability to restore function, health, and esthetics for severely compromised mouths, often in 1–2 visits.
• Hospital-level care in an outpatient setting: Licensed in-office surgical center with a board-certified medical anesthesiologist involved for general anesthesia cases.
• Focus on medically complex patients: Extensive experience treating patients with serious medical conditions and those other offices may not be equipped to treat.
• Care for patients with dental anxiety or phobia: Trauma-informed, judgment-free approach with multiple sedation options.
• Support for patients with developmental or special needs: Comfortable, well-equipped environment for patients who require additional medical or behavioral support.
• Referral-based practice: A large portion of our patients are referred by other dentists and physicians for complex or sedation-based care.

Types of patients we commonly treat

• Patients with severe dental anxiety or phobia
• Patients with complex medical conditions who need coordinated, hospital-level dental care
• Patients with developmental disabilities or sensory challenges
• Patients who have avoided the dentist for many years and need comprehensive treatment
• Patients who need full mouth rehabilitation or extensive restorative work
• Patients who prefer to complete multiple procedures in one visit under sedation or general anesthesia

What to expect as a new patient

1. Initial consultation:

• Review of your medical and dental history
• X-rays and visual exam if needed
• No drills or treatment at this visit unless specifically planned
• Time to discuss your concerns, goals, and anxiety level

2. Custom treatment plan:

• Explanation of recommended treatment options
• Discussion of sedation or anesthesia choices when appropriate
• Opportunity to ask questions so you feel informed and in control

3. Pre-operative coordination (if needed):

• Collaboration with your medical providers for clearance when required
• Gathering of relevant medical records and test results for your safety

4. Scheduling treatment:

• Whenever possible, treatment is planned to be efficient and completed in as few visits as is safely appropriate.

If you have specific questions about whether Iconic Dental is the right place for you, the safest next step is to call the office directly so the team can review your situation in detail.

Address

16620 N 40th St, Suite F1 Phoenix, AZ 85032

Phone

• Main phone: 602-485-0505

For the most accurate and up-to-date information about scheduling, treatment options, and fees, calling the office is the safest option.

Office hours

• Monday–Thursday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Friday: By appointment only

Hours are subject to change; the office can confirm current availability.

Appointments and referrals

• You can call the office to request an appointment or consultation.
• Many patients are referred by other dentists or physicians for sedation-based or complex care, but you may also contact the office directly if you feel this setting is appropriate for you.
• When requesting an appointment time, please note that the time is not final until the office has confirmed it with you.

Electronic communication and forms

• The practice uses online forms and electronic communication for certain administrative and clinical processes.
• To protect your privacy, do not send detailed protected health information (PHI) through general website contact forms or unsecured email.
• For questions that require discussion of your medical history or specific treatment recommendations, call the office so the team can guide you appropriately.

If you need directions, current office hours, or help deciding whether Iconic Dental is the right fit for your needs, the office staff can provide the most accurate, up-to-date information by phone.

Cosmetic services offered

Smile makeovers

• A custom combination of treatments to dramatically enhance your smile
• May include veneers, crowns, whitening, bonding, and other restorative work as needed
• Planned using digital imaging and careful design focused on both esthetics and bite function

Veneers

• Thin, custom-made porcelain shells that cover the front of the teeth
• Used to address chips, discoloration, gaps, and minor misalignment
• Designed to match your desired shape, shade, and proportions for a natural appearance

Professional teeth whitening

• In-office and/or take-home options (as offered at the time of treatment)
• Provides faster, more predictable results than over-the-counter products
• Aims to brighten your smile while minimizing sensitivity

Cosmetic bonding

• Tooth-colored resin applied to repair chips, cracks, discoloration, or small gaps
• Typically completed in a single visit
• A conservative option that preserves more natural tooth structure compared with some other treatments

How cosmetic treatment is planned

1. Consultation and goals

• Discussion of your concerns and what you would like to change about your smile
• Photos and digital scans as needed

2. Digital diagnostics and design

• Use of tools such as intraoral scanning and imaging to assess your teeth and bite
• Careful planning of shape, color, and alignment so the final result looks natural and feels comfortable

3. Treatment and follow-up

• Cosmetic care is completed according to the agreed plan, sometimes in combination with restorative or rehabilitative treatment
• Follow-up visits as needed to fine-tune your bite and maintain your results

If you are interested in cosmetic dentistry—such as veneers, whitening, bonding, or a full smile makeover—the best next step is to contact the office to schedule a consultation and discuss what may be appropriate for your situation.

Our approach to dental anxiety

• Compassionate, patient-first mindset: We listen carefully to your story and your fears before recommending any treatment.
• Clear communication: We explain what to expect and invite you to ask questions at every step.
• You stay in control: We work with you on signals and pacing so you feel you can pause or adjust as needed.
• Spa-like environment: The office is designed to feel calming and welcoming rather than clinical.
• Judgment-free: Whether it has been 10 months or 10 years since your last visit, you are met with kindness, not criticism.

Supportive options for anxious patients

Iconic Dental offers several tools to make care easier for patients with dental anxiety:

• Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for mild anxiety or shorter procedures
• Oral conscious sedation for a deeper sense of relaxation while remaining awake
• IV sedation for patients who want to be very relaxed with little memory of the visit
• General anesthesia in our in-office surgical suite for those with severe anxiety, trauma histories, or extensive treatment needs

These options are tailored to your needs and are always discussed in detail before any procedure is scheduled.

Typical process for anxiety-focused care

1. Private, no-pressure consultation

• Conversation about your prior experiences and current concerns
• Review of your dental and medical history
• Discussion of what has and has not worked for you in the past

2. Personalized anxiety and treatment plan

• Selection of appropriate sedation or anesthesia options if needed
• Explanation of how we will communicate and check in during visits

3. Compassionate treatment with ongoing support

• Step-by-step explanations as desired
• Focus on comfort and control throughout your appointment

4. Follow-up and long-term planning

• Check-ins after treatment to ensure you are recovering well
• Help building a sustainable plan for future visits that feels manageable

If you experience significant dental anxiety or have delayed care for a long time, contacting the office directly is the best way to find out how Iconic Dental can support you.

• Focuses on comprehensive dental care, sedation dentistry, and full mouth rehabilitation
• Experienced in managing complex surgical cases under general anesthesia
• Particularly skilled in caring for patients with severe dental anxiety and underlying medical conditions
• Education and training:
• Undergraduate degree in Biomedical Science and Chemistry from Central Michigan University
• Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine
• Advanced training in sedation dentistry and full mouth rehabilitation in Arizona

Dr. Jasmyne – Board Certified Implant Surgeon and Owner

• Focuses on implant surgery, implant prosthetics, dentures, and advanced surgical procedures
• Provides comprehensive care for patients who need more complex restorative and implant-based solutions
• Known for a calming, compassionate presence, especially for patients who feel underserved in traditional settings
• Education and training:
• Undergraduate degree from Arizona State University
• Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) from the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine
• Advanced residency with a focus on implant surgery, implant prosthetics, and dentures
• Over 1,000 hours of continuing education in implants, surgery, dentures, sedation, and digital dentistry
• Holds a Fellowship with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists (ICOI) and the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID)
• Board certified by the American Board of Oral Implantology (ABOI)

Dr. Maureen Toal – Advanced Sedation Dentist

• Brings over 30 years of experience in dentistry, with a focus on complex cases and sedation dentistry
• Well known for transforming years of dental neglect into healthy, functional smiles, often in one or two visits
• Highly experienced treating patients with:
• Dental phobia and anxiety
• Serious medical conditions
• Developmental disorders and special needs
• Patients in recovery from addiction
• Works closely with a board-certified medical anesthesiologist to provide IV sedation and general anesthesia in a fully equipped outpatient setting
• Education and training:
• Early career as a dental assistant and hygienist in her father's practice
• Graduate of Washington University Dental School (1985)
• Completed a Hospital Dentistry residency at the VA Medical Center in St. Louis
• Advanced training in anesthesia and emergency medicine
• Fellow of the American Dental Society of Anesthesiology
• Diplomate of the National Dental Board of Anesthesiology

If you have questions about a particular doctor's background or which dentist may be the best fit for your situation, the office team can provide current information and help you plan your visit.

Sedation and anesthesia options

Nitrous oxide ("laughing gas")

• Provides mild relaxation during treatment
• You remain awake and able to communicate
• Effects wear off quickly after the procedure
• Commonly used for shorter or less complex visits and for patients with mild anxiety

Oral conscious sedation

• Involves taking a prescription medication before your appointment
• Helps you feel deeply relaxed while remaining technically awake
• You may remember little or nothing about the procedure afterward
• Often combined with local anesthesia to ensure you are comfortable

IV sedation

• Sedation medication is delivered intravenously (through a vein)
• Provides a deeper level of relaxation than oral sedation
• You remain responsive to instructions but typically do not remember the procedure clearly
• Especially useful for more complex procedures or for patients with higher levels of anxiety

General anesthesia

• You are fully asleep and unaware during the procedure
• Administered and monitored by a board-certified medical anesthesiologist in our surgical center
• Appropriate for:
• Patients with severe dental anxiety or trauma histories
• Patients with significant medical conditions that make standard dental care difficult
• Patients with developmental disabilities or special needs
• Cases requiring extensive treatment in a single visit

Safety and medical coordination

• Our team has decades of experience treating medically complex and anxious patients under sedation and anesthesia.
• When appropriate, we coordinate with your physicians and may request medical records or testing before treatment.
• The goal is to provide hospital-level safety in an outpatient setting while minimizing the number of visits you need.

Deciding which option is right for you

The choice of sedation or anesthesia is always made on an individual basis after reviewing:

• Your medical history and current medications
• Your level of anxiety or past dental experiences
• The complexity and length of the planned procedure

If you are interested in sedation or anesthesia, the next step is to schedule a consultation so the clinical team can review your situation and explain the options that may be appropriate for you.

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