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Cade Smith
Dentist | Dental Public Health
Dr. Cade Smith is an Arizona native who believes that good dentistry is a fine balance between skill and art, and that good dentistry is specific to each individual. Dr. Smith is an accomplished artist who decided to fuse his love of art with his passion for science, molding him into the meticulous clinician that he is today.
Dr. Cade Smith is a graduate of the highly esteemed University of the Pacific, School of Dentistry, where he graduated with honors (Tau Kappa Omega), and National High Honors (Omega Kappa Upsilon) which recognizes the top graduates among all dental programs.
Today, Dr. Smith resides in his hometown of Phoenix, AZ where he proudly serves his community with a dedicated commitment to excellence.
When he’s not creating beautiful smiles, Dr. Smith is usually enjoying the great outdoors with his three beautiful children, whom he absolutely adores!
Dr. Cade Smith is a graduate of the highly esteemed University of the Pacific, School of Dentistry, where he graduated with honors (Tau Kappa Omega), and National High Honors (Omega Kappa Upsilon) which recognizes the top graduates among all dental programs.
Today, Dr. Smith resides in his hometown of Phoenix, AZ where he proudly serves his community with a dedicated commitment to excellence.
When he’s not creating beautiful smiles, Dr. Smith is usually enjoying the great outdoors with his three beautiful children, whom he absolutely adores!
37 years
Experience
Cade Smith
- Phoenix, AZ
- University of the Pacific
- Accepting new patients
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