I went to Elite Smiles for my regular teeth cleaning, and it was great. I've been to this office…read morebefore for extractions and other issues. All of my visits have been great experiences. The office environment is very pleasant and comfortable. I would recommend a family member or friend to Elite Smiles. Ernest C. - Pflugerville, Tx

05/04/2025. I visited the Elite Smiles for teeth cleaning. The lady who performed task was great…read more in my opinion...She is a million $ dental Hygienics......Numero uno.

I know many of us have different feelings about visits to the dentist. I just want to report that I…read morehad an amazing experience at Renken Dentistry - Georgetown West. My old dentist of 4 years, started having issues with my Dental insurance ("Boo" Delta Dental) so we had to find another dentist real quick. Then we remembered that a new dental office was just built about a mile away. We check out the doctors, their educational backgrounds and the client reviews. We were happy with the information we received about Dr. Renken and his dental team. Upon my initial appointment inquiry, I was sent a link to gather extensive information regarding my medical history. I can respect this as your doctor doesn't know anything about you unless you tell them. My Hygienist was very friendly, she gave me a lot of pointers regarding dental maintenance and cleaning tips around my retainer. Dr. Josh Rankin examined me. Very attentive and personal. They asked a lot of questions about me. Which I thought was very important. Like I said, they only know what you tell them. Overall it was a wonderful experience, considering it was a dental office. All of the amenities are there, Tv, headphones and such. They will truly make you feel more comfortable about visiting your dentist. Michael C. - Georgetown, Tx.

No complaints about dental care, BUT if you pay their estimate of what your part that insurance…read moredoes not cover and it is more than the insurance EOB, it will take FOREVER to get your overpayment back. Had a service on 4/1 that they charged more than the insurance allowed amount and did not receive the refund of the overpayment until 8/24!!! And they had their bank mail a paper check!!! Was told they only issue checks once a month, but I called in late April, so it took 4 check issuances to send a check. May find another practice that cares more about their patients money. BTW, they now charge 3% if you charge to a credit card, so yes they accept credit cards, but with a ding.

I am so glad I found Dr. Dyer. He and his staff are incredible - professional and extremely…read morefriendly. Dr. Dyer has a warm and cordial bed-side manner, and he is excellent at explaining his process and the details of your diagnosis. Their modern dentistry equipment is amazing and the entire office space is beautiful.

I have been going to Dr. Dyer for years and he is so friendly and concerned…read moreand always tries everything possible to fix your problem without having to do a more invasive treatment. Brenda is my go to for cleaning and is so careful and efficient. The whole staff in the office is so friendly and helpful. I highly recommend this office. Mary H.

Great service. Great price. Great disposition…read more Also - Great staff. I will be seeing them again

I don't recommend - put a crown in and let me stay in pain for three years before anything was…read moresuggested to alleviate me from pain. Horrible.

I can't say enough positive things about Dr. Rhodes and the team at Vista Dental. From the very…read morefirst appointment, I felt genuinely respected, heard, and cared for. I've struggled with significant dental phobia for years, due to difficulty getting properly numbed, so going to the dentist has always been stressful for me. Dr. Rhodes approached my situation with true compassion and zero judgment, taking the time to listen to my concerns and clearly explain every step of the process. We decided on conscious sedation to replace two crowns, and it was an incredibly relieving experience. Although I was technically awake, I don't remember any of the procedure at all--which was exactly what I needed. The entire process was managed smoothly and professionally from beginning to end. I felt safe, supported, and confident in the quality of care I was receiving. If you have dental anxiety or have avoided treatment out of fear, I wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Rhodes and Vista Dental. Their combination of skill, empathy, and patient-centered care truly makes all the difference.

Dr. Rhodes and his staff provide outstanding care of your oral health. From the routine cleanings,…read moreto restoration of your teeth (cavities etc) their care for your teeth and you as a patient is outstanding. If you're looking for a dental professional for your oral health, I strongly recommend you check out Royal Vista Dental and Dr. Kevin Rhodes.

Dr. Nguyen is a genuine and very intelligent dentist. He is truly worried about your future, your…read moreoral health and hygiene, and your overall health and well-being. Every time I am in his office, I can tell that he is going to give me the care that I need most, and he always lets me know what the pros and cons are of moving forward with a procedure or denying a procedure and often recommends the cheaper option all around. He is very budget friendly, and an excellent conversationalist, always seeking to inform and educate his patients.

I don't know what happened, but this guy Now seems to be just full of himself. He was pretty good…read morefor a while but now is conceited and arrogant. To make matters worse my wife had an emergency tooth chipped with an exposed nerve and he didn't get back to her phone call for four days. Then to make matters worse refused to see her for several more days. We no longer go to this dentist.

The office is incredibly unorganized and unresponsive. Highly recommend going elsewhere, this place…read moreis too frustrating to deal with and is completely a waste of time.

The dentist herself was great -- that is not the issue. This review is a warning to anyone…read moreconsidering this office: document everything and track your time. Nearly two years after a tooth extraction, I received a text message that looked like a scam. I almost deleted it. After doing a reverse number search, I confirmed it came from San Gabriel Oral Surgery. When I called the office, I was told I had an unpaid balance of $957.00 for three 15-minute sedation charges at mixed rates -- supposedly not covered by my insurance. The extraction itself had already been paid for. I was told, "Insurance companies don't like to pay for single-tooth extractions." I immediately called BS and asked for an itemized statement. At first I got an "ummm." After asking again, I was told they would email it to me. I also asked why I was being contacted almost two years later. I was told their previous billing/accounting company "dropped the ball" and they're now using a new one. When I received the statement, it only showed the tooth extraction -- no sedation charges. I then contacted my insurance company and spoke with two different representatives, including someone in the dental department. Both confirmed the issue: the office failed to submit the required doctor's notes explaining why sedation was necessary. They told me the office could resubmit the claim. I emailed the office explaining this. After multiple back-and-forth messages, instead of rebilling insurance, they offered to discount my bill by 10%. I repeatedly asked whether they had contacted my insurance company to rebill the claim. They avoided the question. At that point, I told them I would not pay anything until I received a written denial from my insurance company, because I no longer trust the office's billing practices. I also informed them that Texas state law requires medical providers to bill within specific time limits, and attempting to collect nearly two years later is unacceptable. I even offered to split the cost, despite this being entirely their billing failure. That offer was ignored. Instead of holding their billing company accountable, they chose to pressure the patient. Bottom line: Keep detailed records. Time how long you're sedated. Get everything in writing. Because one or two years later, you may receive a surprise bill with the explanation: "We dropped the ball -- now you owe us." This feels deceptive, and patients deserve better.

The corporate takeover is complete. What started as a small business with all the professionalism…read moreexpected of it, has now been transformed into another crappy corporate environment. From a visit where they handed me a bill for several hundred dollars along with years worth of billing codes as a justification, without any ability to explain why I owed it (I didn't pay), to the most recent notification to my wife while she was on the way to her appointment that they had dropped our insurance from coverage and she would need to pay $316 out of pocket for a teeth cleaning, I'm done. Good luck with your crappy corporate model.

They threw away my crown that fell off and my partial. The doctor then wanted to charge me $2,000…read morefor a new crown. Ridiculous and very disappointed.