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Dentist in Kokomo | Welcome Dr. Leezer

 At LADD Dental Group, one of the things we are most grateful for is the incredible people who make up our team. The relationships we build with our doctors, team members, and patients are what truly make our practices special. That’s why we are so excited to welcome Dr. Kenneth Leezer to the LADD Dental Group family at our Kokomo location.

Dr. Leezer brings a strong commitment to clinical excellence and compassionate patient care. From the moment he joined our team, it was clear that he shares the same values that define LADD Dental Group—treating every patient like family and providing dentistry that is thoughtful, modern, and personalized.

Our Kokomo community deserves access to outstanding dental care, and Dr. Leezer’s dedication to helping patients achieve healthy, confident smiles will make a meaningful impact. Whether it’s helping a patient overcome dental anxiety, restoring a smile, or guiding someone toward long-term oral health, his approach reflects the kind of patient-centered dentistry we believe in.

At LADD Dental Group, we are intentional about the doctors we bring into our organization. We look for individuals who not only demonstrate exceptional clinical skill, but who also value teamwork, kindness, and a genuine connection with patients. Dr. Leezer embodies these qualities, and we are confident that our Kokomo dental patients will quickly see why we are so excited to have him on board.

As our organization continues to grow across North Central Indiana, it’s doctors like Dr. Leezer who allow us to keep our promise of delivering high-quality dental care while maintaining the close-knit, community-focused feel that has always been central to LADD Dental Group.

Please join us in giving Dr. Kenneth Leezer a warm welcome to the LADD Dental Group of Kokomo family. We are thrilled to have him as part of our team and look forward to the great things ahead for our patients and our community.  

Welcome to the family, Dr. Leezer! 🦷✨




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