Dr. Mark Glyman, MD

I needed to have Tori surgery, remove excess bone growth in the bottom of my mouth. From research and speaking to a friend who had the same surgery, I discovered that this procedure is very painful, the recovery is very painful and often times requires a liquid diet for 3 weeks to 2 months. Typically a hammer and chisel are used to remove the bone growth. A more skilled option is to use a reciprocating saw, but the doctor must not burn the bone or this will cause further complications. Dr. Glyman chose to use the reciprocating saw as my bone growth was of good size. He is a very skilled professional and assured me that with his expertise the bone would not be damaged. It has been 9 days since I had my surgery and I am so very thankful for Dr. Glyman. He is absolutely incredible. He is direct but nice and thorough. Be prepared with your questions, write them down and he will answer all of them. I have had minimal pain and am healing very nicely! God Bless you sir! Billie P.

I was referred to Dr. Glyman and due to the diagnosis he referred me to another provider. I then went back to Dr. Glyman for a biopsy. When the results were received Dr. Glyman didn’t give me the correct diagnosis and then failed to provide my lab results to the provider he referred me to. I had to call his office to get the lab results sent delaying my care. The office staff were apologetic for not sending the results but now I should have received treatment and haven’t because this office’s failure to provide the lab results. Additionally, after the procedure, I called the office due to the incision bleeding and was told that was normal with teeth extractions, I didn’t have any teeth removed.

So I had very impacted wisdom teeth that needed to be sectioned out. I am also a 38-year old mother and I am terrified of sedation, (PTSD from a previous injury). Dr. Glyman was kind and direct on my intake appointment. He answered my questions and hurried off because, I'm assuming, of that huge line he had to deal with that day. The paperwork, the front desk, the staff were all direct and very busy. You do need the patience to wait for your turn, bring a book. However, Dr. Glyman is absolutely worth the wait. We decided to do local anesthesia due to my anxiety being a risk factor. We worked as a team to get through it with body language and eye contact. He took the time to explain to me what he was going to do, what I was going to feel, how it was going to look, etc. He's a very busy man and cuts straight to the point. Personally, I don't care about bedside manner so long as the doctor knows what they're doing. This guy absolutely gets it.

Wisdom teeth removal was professional and quick. His staff is amazing. Great customer service experience

Spent 3 minutes looking inside my mouth and mis-diagnosed declaring I need to remove a perfectly functional just swollen salivary gland, that is producing saliva. Sounds profitable and quick, but the heart, attention to detail, and proper diagnosis are missing. I would avoid esp if you need a surgery, unless you just want your body parts indiscriminately removed.

Dr Glyman is very compassionate. I've had previous extractions but recently had my whole top removed by dr. Glyman I was feeling very down and he came to my aid and made me feel more comfortable before the procedure. I would highly recommend him.

My twin boys with autism call Dr. Mark Glyman, Saint Mark, and a Saint he is! Dr. Mark Glyman’s board-certified surgical skill and deep care for his patients are molded into that high form we call genius. Lucky for us, Saint Mark has dropped down into our mortal world like a shooting star. He is always there you, unchanged, waiting to care for you, as is his stellar staff. The icing on the cake is that Saint Mark’s skilled hands flew off the books at Harvard Medical School and UCLA Dental School and his wings landed him in a residency for general and maxillofacial surgery at Boston’s infamous Massachusetts General Hospital. That explains all the initials after his name…MD, DDS, FACS. What more could you ask for in a surgeon? We are blessed to have him in Southern Nevada.

Thank you Dr. Glyman. I was so nervous and anxiety combine for procedure I had to do even though my husband had great experience. He came in and explained step by step and I knew what to expect one think I was not expect that when it was done I was shocked how quickly and how professional he was. Please do not judge him by receptionist He is an awesome doctor and I will highly recommend him.

Rude doctor. Comes in the room without introducing himself, explaining procedure or follow up care, or telling you what he's doing or anything about the procedure. He will however stay in the hallway flirting with the nurses and come in long enough to do the procedure and walk out of the room without so much as a word to you.

Dr. Glyman was roughly the 20th Dr I'd seen, and was the only one to get the correct diagnosis, and handle the problem correctly. I had a chronic bone infection, which was nearly deadly, and it took him about 30 seconds to spot it. The infection had gotten into all of my teeth, and over the years I'd have 1-5 teeth go bad at once. Glyman always acted quickly, knowing the impact on my health, and extracted them within days of seeing him. I don't think I'd be alive today.

I was referred to Dr. Glyman by many people who said he was a phenomenal doctor and they were right. Dr. Glyman is the best Oral Surgeon in Las Vegas. I broke my jaw and had a Le fort 2 fracture. I was very nervous about surgery and Dr. Glyman helped me feel safeguarded. He repaired my jaw and fracture and everything is now perfect. I highly recommend him. He is extremely qualified and distinguished.

Dr keeps two sets of records. One for himself with true notes and another cleaned up version for the chart and court. Glyman and Mersha are friends. He is not forthcoming and honest as was my experience and therefor, I would NOT RECOMMEND HIM FOR ANYTHING. I have had to refer myself to an Infectious Disease Practitioner because he was completely unwilling to do anything other than cover his Friend Mersha's mistakes. Ya' gotta watch these good ole boys and run. Go out of state for your work.

The best oral surgeon . . He did my TMJ surgery and in doing so , he found my lung cancer on a chest XRay. He showed compassion and directed me to a surgeon for my lung cancer . He also helped me find an oncologist. Every time I go in his staff have been kind and understanding .. He is helpful in areas that is not in his job requirements .. God bless him .

I would not recommend this doctor if they had a choice!! He will not listen and dismiss any concerns that the patient may have. My daughter went to see him to get her wisdom teeth removed. He told her to come back in one year. No other explanation and walked away. She heard other patients complaining it was a waste of their time. My daughter and I felt the same way!! Maybe if she was using private insurance she would've got them removed.