Jared M Weaver, DDS

As a transplant to the SLC area from the east coast, Dr. Weaver was recommended to me by a friend. Upon arrival I noticed that the office was clean, the staff was friendly, and they were on time. After my routine teeth cleaning, I was told I had 3 new cavities which seemed strange since I hadn’t changed my dental hygiene routine since seeing my previous dentist less than 10 months earlier. In not so many words, I was told that my east coast dentist clearly missed these cavities and that a proactive approach worked much better when it came to dental care. Nevertheless I booked an appointment to have the 3 cavities filled. While my appointment went fine, I was in such severe pain that afternoon and evening that I couldn’t eat a thing. I had never experienced pain like this from getting new fillings and I hoped it would go away by the following day. It didn’t. After not being able to chew on the right side of my mouth for a week and pounding headaches from all the pressure, I called and made an appointment to go back in and have Dr. Weaver take another look. I showed up a few minutes before my appointment yet had to wait almost 40 minutes to be seen. Dr. Weaver attempted to fix whatever the issue was in the small amount of time I had before needing to leave for a meeting. He then told me that he would probably have to redo the filling if it didn’t get better over the next few days and that it would probably cost more money. This seemed like a really odd thing to me as I assumed cleanings and fillings were part of dentistry 101. I was so annoyed and decided there was no way I was going back! Another week later and still unable to chew on the right side of my mouth, I found a new dentist who check me out and fixed the mess Dr. Weaver had caused.
A few weeks later a friend of mine (also an east coast transplant) asked me if I knew of a reputable dentist in the area. As I started to relay my whole dental ordeal, she stopped me and said she had the EXACT same conversation with Dr. Weaver. He told her she had 3 cavities and that her former dentist didn’t know what he was talking about. She didn’t feel comfortable going back to him because everything just seemed off during her entire appointment. We came to the conclusion that something is just not right over there.
I’d like to also note that I received a statement from my Dental Insurance company showing me the breakdown of the procedure and how much I would probably owe to the dentist. Their calculations were $ 80 less than what I actually paid at the office but I have no desire to contact them to figure it out. They can keep my money if it means never having to go back.

I began coming here for my dental work as a referral and will continue to come back.
First off, the receptionist is friendly and courteous, and at the point that I had to change insurance providers through my employer she basically did all the work for me while I was getting my teeth cleaned.
Dr. Weaver and his staff have cleaned my teeth multiple times, and as of today have helped make a FOURTH filling as painless and smooth experience as possible. I have never had a problem booking an appointment at my preferred time, and on one occasion when I accidentally came in a week early for an appointment they even tried to accommodate me. One of my favorite things about coming back to see Dr. Weaver is his willingness to explain everything about the procedure as he goes when I have questions. I’m never under the impression that I’m being hurried along, and yet I’m always out of there faster than they quote me. This morning I had to have a fairly deep filling, but I was pulling out of the lot and on my way to work less than an hour after my appointment time.
So glad to have these professionals in my neighborhood!

Wow. I can’t imagine a better place to get a root canal. They made it so fun. Dr. Weaver is awesome… as is his assistant Haley. Can’t wait to go back