Both of my children have had braces with Dr. Becher, and I truly cannot say enough good things…read moreabout her and Dr. Gil. Their practice is cutting-edge--they are always seeking ways to improve patient comfort, enhance treatment efficiency, and shorten overall treatment time. Both doctors are incredibly kind, intelligent, and among the very best orthodontists I have encountered. As a dentist who has worked with many orthodontists over the years, Becher Orthodontics consistently continues to impress me. Highly recommend.

I got my braces off in 2011 and to this day dentists compliment my orthodontia work (and regular…read morepeople compliment my teeth thinking I was born this way...nope!). I always say "My orthodontist is an artist!" So I'm passing my compliments on to Dr Becher. She's the best.

Dr. Bala and his team are exceptional. We first met them at a table at the Baranoff school…read morecarnival, and then proceeded to schedule a consultation. We've been with them ever since. Everyone from the front door staff, to the assistants, to Dr. Bala himself are the kindest staff you could hope to work with. They know my daughter by name, and she is actually excited to attend her appointments.

Dr. Neker Bernuy upon reviews and initial visit seemed like an experienced and amazing…read moreorthodontist. However, my first red flag was an issue with the financial / billing staff. The representative did not verify proper insurance benefits, protocols, and procedures - prior to my initial consultation. When a doctor is in network with an insurance company they are bound by the laws of that carrier and cannot charge whatever they feel the treatment cost should be. Dr. Bernuy was trying to charge a certain amount to conduct my orthodontic treatment. However, the insurance company stated there were maximums and limits for treatment care cost for traditional metal braces. We worked through this issue after I made the call to the insurance company in their presence. I continued with care in spite of this issue of trying to overcharge for treatment, this is a lesson learned. As treatment went on the quality of care seemed very poor. The Orthodontic Assistants did not seem trained and proficient at their jobs, some barely spoke English, the staff seemed ever changing and limited at times. When I brought this issue to the doctor's attention and requested that only he conduct my adjustments. He whispered in a low voice, "I am not about to do all this work." I am not sure if he knew his voice was audible to me as I was laid back in the chair with my ear next to his mouth. This was disrespectful and unprofessional. In shock and surprise, I thought to myself well hire properly trained and diverse staff. I did not allow him push off his untrained staff on my complicated case. I waited patiently for his personal adjustment, no matter the wait time. The final straw was after a year of treatment my crossbite issue had not improved and there a space that was taking over 6 months to close. Typically, space is the easiest thing to change during orthodontic care. When I asked for changes earlier in treatment he said no without explanation. Thus, I was left feeling like I had no say so in my own care and treatment. Furthermore, normal adjustment timeline for orthodontic treatment is every 6 weeks. However, I was seeing Dr. Bernuy every 4 weeks whereby he could bill and milk my insurance on a monthly basis while dragging out care. With this more aggressive treatment schedule, movements and changes should have been more visible. But there was limited or no changes in oral care. Dr. Bernuy seemed like he was flying by the seat of his pants and did not have a real timeline and plan of action. Managing 2 offices and poorly trained staff, he did not invest in the special care and needs of his patient, just doing the same basic drills on patients no matter the difficulty of the case. I wrote a lengthy email explaining to the doctor, I wanted to go with another plan of action such as adding buttons, elastics, or stronger wires due to the fact the current care and treatment plan was not working. During my next visit he suggested trying an Expander. He stated that there would be an additional cost for the Expander and that I needed to see the financial specialist. When the representative pulled up my contract, this appliance was already included in my contract. Thus, again this doctor trying to overcharge for care. I continued with care because the appliance was not an additional fee and I had paid the patient responsibility portion in advance. I did not know much about this appliance so when doing my research I found that it would open my upper arch within a 3-6 week period of time, which sounded great since we have been working this issue for over a year. I was ready for a change and would try anything different than the current plan of action which was not working. The Expander did not move my upper arch and the appliance burrowed into the skin on the roof of my mouth causing inflammation, swollen tissue, and a sore the size of a quarter. When this happened, I immediately began searching for a new orthodontist to finalize my care. Based on guidance from my new orthodontist, he never utilizes Expanders on Adult patients as the window for expansion is lost around puberty with an Expander. However, when getting the appliance removed Dr. Bernuy assured me this happens to a lot of his children patients. When getting the opinion of my new orthodontist he stated he has never had the issue of inflammation, swelling of tissue, and sores with the Expanders he utilizes on any of his patients. My new orthodontist utilizes a more modern Expander. For this reason, harming children with outdated equipment I wanted to warn other potential patients to be leery of Dr. Bernuy and his practice. Currently, I am under the care of a new orthodontist he added a heavy double traction wire and an additional set of power chains. The space between my upper molar and incisors has closed after 2 weeks and my upper jaw crossbite has begun to open.

I love this office. The aesthetic is cute & feels high end. The staff are super kind. The dentist…read morelisten and are knowledgeable. They don't promote fluoride and follow biological dentistry. #iykyk All in all, they are top quality, take insurance (which was hard to find in vegas) and I never felt bamboozled or price gauged. Big fan!

Total cash grab and sleazy, obvious sales game. It's so disappointing the way these modern…read morepractices are run. I feel very old saying this but it's so evident. Yes, the facility is brand new and clean. No personality, but clean. Staff was perfectly nice and "well-trained". So to management --- they're definitely doing what you want them to, but your methods are a scam. The doc immediately told me I have all these issues that will cost thousands to fix. Including Invisalign, which I've already done! I've had consistent dental care for the last 20 years by a tenured professional, so it's not like I've been neglecting anything. They didn't review any of my history, neither from my records or the things I literally said out loud to them in person. Message received--- it's not about the patient or proper care, it's about squeezing as much money as you can from every individual and insurance. Got it The quest for a wise, honest, convenient dentist continues.

Me and my kids have been going here for years always been very professional good service that was…read morethe Austin gross definitely hard to get in quickly but it's solid dentistry.

Amazing office! Dr. Knight and Dr. Torrey are kind and comforting while also providing excellent…read morecare. They make me feel not only cared for but appreciated. They take my fears and concerns into play when prescribing a dental plan. I will always go back to them!!!!

Went in for a tooth ache and they were able to help me as fast as they could to treat my tooth! I…read morewas very satisfied with everyone's patience and care for me while I was frustrated in pain they helped me feel better!

My husband and I are both SUPER pleased with our new patient visits here. We do not have dental…read moreinsurance, but the costs quoted and paid were very reasonable for the care we received. Our teeth look and feel great. Scheduling was very easy, even when we wanted "back to back" appointments together. Our differing prices were both a reflection of that they don't have a "one size fits all" approach to their patients, but also reflected an appropriate/fair scale in pricing relative to our needs. There was no "hard sell" on committing to, or scheduling, any of the additional work recommended. Just a simple printed quote we could reference in the future. The same for the "discount/club pricing" you would get for signing up with their office, which I declined, but my husband joined. Just the information made available quickly and clearly, and then you were free to move on. Everyone was SO friendly. I'm mad I didn't remember to write this review same day, so I could share specific names, but truly everyone was polite and pleasant to a degree that I can't imagine anyone working here isn't equally nice. They really put the "family" in family dentistry. Very excited to return here in the future. Thank you all for providing excellent and convenient care for us!

I went to Dr. Kunik to get an estimate for my braces and advice on whether or not I should do…read moreInvisalign. I felt like I got an honest opinion and a high standard of care through these appointments. They listened to my concerns and came up with a treatment option that was primarily Invisalign with minimal time in traditional braces. I think this would probably have been a good option for me, but I didn't take it. Now I have what my periodontist calls "bad teeth", but I was too cheap and unwilling to spend any time whatsoever wearing traditional braces. I was vain and just wanted straight teeth. I didn't like that my bit was jacked up too, but it didn't bother me enough to fix it at the time. Ultimately, I ended up choosing a different treatment option and I ended up going to a different orthodontist. In retrospect, maybe I made the wrong call by not following Dr. Kunik's advice (or the advice of my ortho. - they both had the same recommendation). The reality of the fact that I have to live with these chompers for the rest of my life is starting to sink in now that I'm older. Although I'm probably no wiser, age alone changed how I see a $500-1,000 price difference - dental treatment that will last your whole life. Let's say you're a teen and Dr. Kunik says something to the effect of, "Dear, I know all your friends have Invisalign but we need to use transitional braces to fix your {shark teeth synonym}." I'd suggest you do your best to talk your most sympathetic parent into getting you whatever braces Dr. Kunik recommends. Why? 1. Your parent(s) want you to be happy, healthy, and your best adult self so you don't move back in after college. They might have insurance that covers your braces now. If so, you take it and you run and get yourself whatever braces they tell you to get. Dr. Kunik's office can try to find more affordable treatments if the original proposal is not affordable for your family. It might just be a balance between short term aesthetics (while you're undergoing treatment) and cost. Their office was actually really cool about finding more affordable treatment options for me. 2. There's virtually no downside to any type of braces as a teen: Do braces make you feel awkward? Probably, but so do crooked teeth. Do they hurt? Yes, but not as much as they will later if you don't get them. Do people like to kiss metal mouths? Maybe not, but high school relationship prospects are generally garbage anyways. Basically, I'd say, at any age - if you have good insurance and you can afford to get your teeth done right, I bet Dr. Kunik would do a bang up job. My insurance was terrible, and I wanted extra money on hand for fun things you want in your 20s (like a 401K, or a down payment on a convertible). Personally, I ended up going elsewhere. I saved like, $500-1,000, which (as Dr. Kunik will tell you, and I would tend to agree) is very little if you think of this as a lifetime investment. Is it worth it? That's a personal choice. My opinion is, regardless of where you go, seriously consider the treatment you can afford that is best for the long term.

I went to Dr Kunik for Invisalign and I ended up getting my lower front teeth sanded because my…read moreteeth were not moving fast enough for Dr Kunik! When I pointed it out to his assistant, she said he wouldn't do that but then she said open your mouth and she looked in and she said oh my he did ! He sanded my four bottom front teeth to the point where the Denton was exposed! I went to my regular dentist afterwards, immediately, for him to look at it, and I should've gone to a lawyer as well as I have just spent over $40,000 redoing my teeth because of Dr.Kunik! Do not trust this man ... I asked him three times to stop sanding my lower front teeth and he said he wouldn't sand them anymore and then he did! No integrity here whatsoever!

I loved this dentist! I switched here to Southpark Meadows Dental after a terrible experience at…read moreGreat Expressions Dentist nearby on Slaughter. Don't let the bad reviews fool you like I almost did. The staff were kind and accommodating. Paul the tech and Dr. Wong were amazing and so kind! They have great availability, they have a full time hygienist and are working on a second, the office is very clean and high tech, and most importantly everyone was quick, efficient, and organized. I'm so happy I switched here!

I had a very bad experience with another dentist office and came here for a second opinion. The…read morelast dentist didn't believe me when I said I thought I had a cracked tooth and didn't even test the area of concern. Southpark Meadows Dental listened to my concerns, took multiple x-rays, took photos and tested my area of concern. They found I had a tooth (the one I thought) cracked in FOUR PLACES! We looked at the options. They explained everything to me including costs and timing and we installed a temporary crown that day as well as scheduled my root canal and permanent crown. Dr. Joshua was patient, kind and truly cares about taking care of you! I highly recommend

Consistently professional, thorough, thoughtful, caring.... motivational and inspirational for…read moretaking care of our teeth. The entire staff is representative of those attributes from the front office to the hygienists to Dr. Evans. I'm in my 70's now, and since my own father was a dentist, I know when I have had a good experience in a dental office.

We have been patients of Dr. Bo Evans for about 5 years coming from decades of antiquated…read moredentistry. I for one am not compelled to write reviews for anything other than exceptional experiences or services I believe have made my life better. My aim here is not to tell you I have had the best teeth cleaning (I did) or Dr. Evans did a fantastic job of "drill 'em, fill 'em" (he does) but what I attest is above and beyond and of paramount importance to us all - a matter of trust. I suddenly had two serious dental issues needing special treatment and care. During my consult with Dr. Evans we discussed every minute detail of what treatment options to consider, what to expect, and how this all could affect my future well-being. I remained cynical but It wasn't until the first steps were completed that my anxieties were calmed. I knew then the care Dr. Evans outlined would be the absolute best. And it is. I'm not through just yet, but I rest assured Dr. Bo Evans and Jessica (I love that lady) will see me through to restore my dental health. You should too. You'll get the most honest dental care available.