Dr. David A. Dischler, DDS, MAGD

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Get to know Dr. David A. Dischler, who serves patients in Scottsdale, Arizona.

A top dentist, Dr. Dischler sees patients at his private practice, Boulders Dental Art, in North Scottsdale, Arizona. 

Dr. Dischler is a graduate of New York University and has practiced high quality, patient centered dentistry for over forty years. He is a member of the American Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry, and the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine, and the International college of Dentists. He achieved the prestigious Master of the Academy of General Dentistry in 2013, and the Qualified Dentist Designation from the Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine in 2020, which enhanced his excellence in dental delivery. Dr. Dischler also served as a board member of the Charitable Foundation for a local non-profit dental insurance company. 

After graduating with his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from New York University College of Dentistry in 1977, Dr. Dischler practiced on Park Avenue for a short period of time. He then moved with his family to Arizona and began his practice in Scottsdale. He mentored with a senior dentist for five years, during which time he worked in his private practice on a part-time basis.

The mission of Boulders Dental Art is to provide the highest quality dentistry from single tooth restorations to total oral rehabilitation. Dental delivery in the office takes a holistic approach by integrating total patient health with dental care.

The atmosphere at Boulders Dental Art is extremely high tech but warm and inviting. The minute an individual walks through the front door, they will immediately be overwhelmed by a friendly, comfortable environment. While the staff is always professional, each patient is treated like a family member, with sincere caring that becomes apparent in the delivery of high-quality dental care. 

Dr. Dischler has accumulated over 1100 hours of continuing education credits and was awarded the status of Master of the Academy of General Dentistry (MAGD) in 2013. Dr. Dischler has also been inducted into three honorary Dental Academies for his leadership and volunteer work in the local and state dental associations.

On a more personal note, his hobbies include reading, hiking, automobiles, and flying. He speaks English, Italian, and Spanish.

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