Dr. Edward Carlson
Mesa Endodontist
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Dr. Edward Carlson
Mesa Endodontist
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Dr. Edward H. Carlson was
born and raised in Utah and
he has been married to the
former Carrie Hales since
1976. Together they have 3
daughters, 1 son and 4
grandchildren and a dog.
Education
Dr. Carlson graduated from
Brigham Young University
with a bachelor's degree in
Zoology in 1980. He also
was awarded minor degrees in
Chemistry and English. He
then graduated from West
Virginia University with a
DDS degree in 1983.
Following graduation, Dr.
Carlson worked for the
Indian Health Service in Ft.
Duchesne, Utah for 4 years
as a general dentist before
returning for advanced
training in Endodontics at
the Veteran's Administration
Hospital in Long Beach,
California. He completed his
endodontic training in 1989
and moved with his family to
Mesa, Arizona.
Professional Practice
He began his private
practice in association
with Dr. Michael C.
Bailey. In November
1994, Dr. Carlson
completed the 5 year
process of becoming
board certified in
Endodontics and is
recognized as a
Diplomate by the
American Board of
Endodontics. In
September, 1999, after
ten years of being in
the Valley, Dr. Carlson
renamed his practice
Superstition Springs
Endodontics and moved
into his current office
at 6755 E. Superstition
Springs Blvd. This
office is the
culmination of a goal
Dr. Carlson has had
since graduating from
his endodontic program -
that of being in a
building occupied by the
other dental
specialties.
Additional
As well as being the
author of several
published articles, both
as a general dentist and
an Endodontist, Dr.
Carlson maintains
membership in the
American Dental
Association, American
Association of
Endodontics, College of
Diplomats of the
American Board of
Endodontics, and the
Arizona State Dental
Association. He is a
founding member of
EndoQuest, an endodontic
study group and also a
founding member and
Fellow of the American
College of Endodontics
and a Fellow of the
International College of
Dentists. In his "free"
time, Dr. Carlson enjoys
hiking, cycling, Dutch
oven cooking, fishing,
photography, and
watching the
Diamondbacks.
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