Dentist Kingman az
About Kingman AZ
Lt. Edward Fitzgerald Beale, from the U.S. Navy, was asked by the War Department to construct a government cart road across the 35th Parallel and to test if camels were viable to use as pack animals in the southwestern desert. Beale passed through the area in 1857 studying the land and again in 1859 to build a road. Beale’s Wagon Road would later be important for the construction of Highway 66 and many families looking for a faster track to a prosperous life out west.
Officially founded in 1882, when it was still only a territory, Kingman Arizona was named for Lewis Kingman, a civil engineer who was called to survey the building of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad from Winslow, Arizona to Beale’s Springs, just a short distance from the town of Kingman.
Today Kingman is the heart of historic Route 66. It is boasted as having the longest remaining preserved stretch of the famous all-American road that runs right through the middle of downtown. Kingman is still the perfect launching point for Route 66 road trips.
Living in Kingman AZ
Kingman is a fast-growing and culturally diverse town and a year-round outdoor adventurer’s paradise thanks to its annual average temperature of 78 degrees. Locals describe Kingman as a safe and laid-back community full of hidden treasures. Wide-open skies and mountains go on forever and make a captivating backdrop for hiking and biking amongst the wildlife. The surrounding area of Kingman has many scenic outlook trails that are perfect for horseback riding, and its surrounding Mojave desert will quickly take you back in time to the wild west.
Working in Kingman AZ
Kingman is home to one of the largest Industrial Manufacturing Parks in Arizona. It is located along both Route 66 and Interstate 40 which is one of America’s primary east/west corridors. Being on the crossroads of Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Albuquerque, there are extensive benefits for manufacturing and distributing businesses to locate their company to Kingman, AZ. And with its year-round sun and vast open skies, Kingman is fast becoming a hub for wind and solar companies that are creating many well-paid green energy jobs.
If that isn’t enough, Kingman is also quickly evolving into a wine-lovers destination. Vineyards have popped up thanks to the perfect climate and rich soil.
Emergency Dentistry in Kingman AZ
Kingman’s local dentist Dr. Lucero is now offering emergency dentistry. Many people want to know what is considered a dental emergency. Basically, if there is pain that is disturbing your everyday life, then it would be considered a dental emergency. The first priority in emergency dentistry is to reduce oral pain. Once that pain is managed, then Dentist Dr. Lucero can move on to restoring the tooth or treating the source of the pain. Comfort is always a top priority at Grandview Dentistry of Kingman AZ.
Check out the recent review from dental emergency patient Roger Jacks:
“My wife had a painful after-hours dental emergency and Dr. Lucero graciously took care of it. We have found him to be an outstanding dentist who really cares about his patients.”
Check This Out When You’re In Kingman AZ
Do you like golf? Only 3.5 miles from Grandview Dentistry of Kingman Arizona, is Cerbat Cliffs Golf Course. They have welcomed golfers to play around since 1973. Athletes are tested each year by a challenging 18 holes of golf. Cerbat Cliffs host many leagues, tournaments, and golf outings each year. What better way to get together amongst friends and families than basking in the sunlight on 18 holes of golf.
After you work up an appetite on the course, cruise on down to Chillin’ on Beale street every third Saturday of the month from April through October to check out the classic and custom cars, motorcycles, and arts and crafts. Get your kicks on route 66 to good music and good food in a friendly American atmosphere.
