1. Haley Ritchey, DDS
  2. Haley Ritchey, DDS
  3. 5
    (Based on 71 reviews)
  4. 1 Caliente Road
  5. Suite E
  6. Santa Fe, NM 87508
  7. (505) 886-1655

Average Patient Rating

5 (71 reviews)
Takes Time to Listen: 100 %
Communicates Well: 100 %
Average Wait Time: 4 minutes

Patient Referrals

Referral by: James Farley
5.0
December 28, 2011

"Excellent, professional staff. Plus the young helper was quite well "scrubbed"."

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Verified on 12-30-2011
Referral by: Teresa Bevin
5.0
October 18, 2011

"I was very pleased with the level of professionalism of the staff. I have been going to Dr. Ritchey for over a year and have recommended her to many of my friends and associates. Her staff is first rate, the equipment is state of the art. Today I went for a check-up and cleaning and had a wonderful experience."

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Verified on 10-18-2011
Referral by: Jennifer Medeiros
5.0
September 9, 2011

"As always, prompt and professional!!!"

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Verified on 09-09-2011
Referral by: Barrie Brown
5.0
August 15, 2011

"Great - no problems, good and fast cleaning"

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Referral by: Michelle Parry
5.0
July 12, 2011

"Very good"

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Verified on 07-16-2011
Referral by: Judy Tuwaletstiwa
5.0
June 30, 2011

"thorough, as usual. educational. helpful. "

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Verified on 07-01-2011

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Education and Credentials

OU - University of Oklahoma OSU - Oklahoma State University ASD - Academy for Sports Dentistry AAPD - American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry ADA - American Dental Association DOCS - Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation ALD - Academy of Laser Dentistry

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Blog

04-06-2011

 

Q: What got you into this specific medical field?
A: A passion for the arts and sciences. I can't imagine sitting at a desk and not working with my hands! I get to use my creativity and my medical background to make decisions every hour of the day.
 
Q: What landed you in your city, and what is it that you like about the neighborhood?
A: The weather is perfect almost every day of the year in Santa Fe! When I am not in the office I am outside. I can snow ski, golf, hike, mountain bike, river raft or... read more
04-13-2011

 

It’s that time again! Every six months, we are supposed to go to the dentist to get a cleaning. Sometimes, we have to go more than that if you need a new filling or want to bleach your teeth. Whatever the reason, there are a barrage of things that go through your mind about ten minutes before you walk in.

 

          “Did I brush my teeth this morning?”

          “Oh gosh, I haven’t flossed in the last six months, better do it today.”

          “Do I need to bring money?”

 

 

Well, here are a few pointers on how to have a good... read more

02-11-2011
 
Dental Implant Diagram | Haley Ritchey | Dentist | Santa Fe, NMWhy Should I Replace a Missing Tooth?
The healthiest alternative to a missing tooth is to have it replaced. Potential issues may arise associated with a lost tooth, such as biting, chewing, and speaking problems, headaches, muscle pain, as well as an unattractive appearance.
 
What are Dental Implants?
Dental implants serve as the base for many tooth-replacement options, including bridges, dentures and individual artificial teeth. Implants are surgically implanted in the jaw to provide a comfortable... read more
"As Popular As a Root Canal"

Six Myths About Root Canal Therapy


Cheryl Calmis
01-30-2011

 

Man needing root canal therapy | Haley Ritchey | Dentist | Santa Fe, NM

 

Root canals get a lot of bad press. Even President Obama, in his first State of the Union address, said that the bank bailout was “as popular as a root canal.” While I’m sure that no one actually looks forward to getting a root canal, they don’t deserve all this negativity. Let’s look at some common myths about root canal therapy to try to separate fact from fiction.

 

Myth #1: Root Canal Therapy is Painful

The reality is that most root canal treatments are done because a tooth is already painful... read more

CEREC

Crowns in One Hour


Cheryl Calmis
01-26-2011

 

 

Dental crowns (or caps) have been used to fix broken or decayed teeth for over one-hundred years. For most of this time, gold crowns were the best choice. But what if you don’t want to flash an 18-carat grin?

 

After that, a way was found to make a tooth-colored crown out of porcelain fused to metal (PFM), much in the same way that porcelain bath tubs and kitchen sinks are made. The problem is that a PFM crown looks unnatural because, unlike your real tooth, this type of crown does not let light... read more

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