My daughter and I literally walked out in the middle of our appointment today due to a frustrating…read moreexperience that should have been completely avoidable. Three weeks ago, my daughter had an exam and was told she needed a cavity filled. When I scheduled today's appointment online, I specifically indicated that it was for the filling. In fact, the entire reason we were there was to have the procedure completed. Adding to the confusion, I had called the day before to schedule an appointment for myself because the fillings this office placed just three weeks ago had already fallen out. I was told the earliest available appointment was two hours later, which I accepted. When we arrived for my daughter's appointment, they took additional X-rays, which seemed odd given that she had just been examined a few weeks earlier. The dentist then informed me that my daughter needed a cavity filled. I explained that was exactly why we were there. I was then told that today's appointment was only for an assessment--even though that assessment had already been completed less than a month ago. When I questioned why another assessment was necessary, the dentist told me to "calm down." I was not yelling or being rude; I was simply trying to understand why we were repeating a process that had already been done. She left the room for about 10 minutes and returned, saying she would work through her break to complete my daughter's filling because there were only 10 minutes left in the appointment, but that she would not be able to address the fillings that had fallen out of my own teeth. At that point, I expressed my frustration. Not only had we been scheduled incorrectly, but I was being told that the work that had failed in my own mouth would not be addressed. Rather than acknowledging the scheduling error, I was repeatedly told that the office had done nothing wrong, despite the fact that their records clearly showed my daughter had already been evaluated just weeks earlier. That was the moment I decided neither my daughter nor I would be receiving treatment there again. The most disappointing part is that the front office staff and support team are genuinely kind and pleasant to work with. Unfortunately, the scheduling process, communication, and overall patient experience left a lot to be desired. It appears the office may be struggling with staffing and scheduling issues, and until those are resolved, I would be hesitant to recommend them.

It's been about five months since my last visit. If you're looking for a general dentist, cleaning…read moreetc, they are great. Reconstructive work, I'd stay away and go to a specialist. I came in as I needed a new dentist and had an onlay that chipped. Dr. Reddy Bhuma and her staff are very friendly and make the experience welcoming. So I was excited to have them remove the onlay and put on a crown. The removal went fine and I should have known something was up when the Dr had the dental tech rescan for the crown and said if any red was on the scan to let her know. Well, the dental tech did not do so which meant when I came back for the crown fitting the crown did not fit. It was too high so they had to numb it again and shave down the tooth and another two weeks in a temporary crown. Round two, the crown sorta fit with a few adjustments. The crown to me was bulky, didn't fully align with the other teeth and the bottom was too flat. I was not happy and slept on it over night. I went back the next day to explain and while they were very considerate, the outcome was I'd basically have to live with this. I went to another dentist who adjusted the crown further so the bite was better. Fast forward five months, new dentist took X-rays and the margin/fit of the crown on pthe back side is not flush and needs to be redone. Keep in mind dental insurance sucks as they only allow reconstruction of a tooth every five years. So since the onlay was done in 2022, I haven't hit the five year mark. The first crown at this dentist cost around $800 and the redo at the new dentist is going to be at least $1500. Again very pleasant staff however if you need reconstructive work go elsewhere.

There's nothing quite like tooth pain. Over the weekend, I began experiencing sharp, shooting pains…read morein my mouth that progressively worsened. By Sunday evening, my mouth felt like it was on fire. I called Austin 3D Dental first thing and was grateful they were able to fit me into their schedule and quickly identify the source of the problem. The visit began with a full-mouth 3D scan, followed by several individual X-rays. The culprit turned out to be pesky tooth #19. Dr. Mark Cantu prescribed antibiotics to treat the infection and referred me to an endodontist for a root canal. The antibiotics provided almost immediate relief. While I've never been a fan of root canals, I'll gladly welcome one if it means putting an end to this pain once and for all. The entire team at Austin 3-D Dental made what could have been a stressful experience much easier. The staff was friendly, patient, and even helped me complete my medical information on the office laptop. Dr. Mark Cantu introduced himself, listened carefully to my concerns, and immediately focused on diagnosing the problem. His calm, professional approach gave me confidence that I was in good hands. No one looks forward to a dental emergency, but when one happens, it's reassuring to have a caring, efficient team that can provide answers and relief. My experience at Austin 3-D Dental was great, and I'm thankful they helped get me on the road to my dental recovery.

Dr.Chen is extremely unprofessional. I do not recommend her…read morecare for any dental needs!! I had an implant bridge placed on my upper right jaw December 2020 by Dr. Ho. After months of waiting and revisits to ensure my implants didn't fail, I was given as a patient to Dr. Chen to place my implant bridge. The bridge itself was bulky and didn't fit comfortably. The entire process cost me $4300 after insurance. Dr.Chen was extremely negative everytime I saw her. My unhappiness with how the bridge fit into my mouth and the size of the bridge in comparison to the teeth surrounding it seemed to bother her. She attempted to shave the bridge down while I sat in the chair. It was still not to my satisfaction. She gaslit me into feeling as though it was my fault, not hers or their lab. This was an almost year long process. I have anxiety about dentist offices and this they knew. Dr. Chen refused to make it right, do her job or give great customers service as Dr.Ho had on several occasions. I paid in full, in cash same day. Weeks later after she bullied me into the placing the bridge although I wasn't happy with it, a portion of it became loose. I went back in and was subjected to her huffing and puffing asking how I'd cracked the bridge. I was confused on why I was being blamed. I told her from the beginning that the bridge was I uncomfortable. She complained about having to take it out. I set up appointments with other dentist at both the Austin location and Georgetown location after my bridge was placed. I just learned to deal with the bad placement and the bulky construction of it over time. Dr.Chen had at this point consistently showcased her inability to conduct herself in a professional manner. Id simply come in to start a full mouth restoration not be bullied and gaslit into thinking I was the problem. I was willing to pay the money to have it done step by step and this was the 1st. Dr.Chen ruined this process for me. I thought I'd finally found a dental office that would help me restore my confidence and smile. I was terribly wrong. She's a horrible dentist and lacks the skills to properly do her job. She also lacks the emotional intelligence to conduct herself in a calming manner when dealing with her own frustrations. She projected those frustrations onto me multiple times which gave me anxiety every time I saw her. I gave up at that point on trying to get what I was rightfully owed. Fast forward to now June 2025. I call the office because my bridge has come out with one abundant. I request to see Dr.Ho because I'm not sure what's going on and what exactly came out. I'm told I have to see Dr.Chen. I explain that id rather see Dr.Ho. He was excellent. He was patient. He understood my anxiety. Great dentist. I'm still forced to schedule with Dr.Chen. I reluctantly accept. Today is the appointment and I get a call at 8:30 from her scheduler. He explains nervously that Dr.Chen had cancelled my appointment due to my dissatisfaction of her work previously. Again she takes no accountability for her actions or her lack of competence in the line of work she chose to do. My implants are not failing but the abundant wasn't placed correctly obviously. I didn't call the office with entitlement. I simply wanted Dr.Ho to take a look at what was going on. Thankfully I am in no pain thanks to his impeccable work with my extractions and implants. Dr.Chen is 100% the problem and the fact that she hasn't and didn't attempt to rectify her mistake speaks volumes to her professional character.

I highly recommend Dr. Michelle Prieto, I ashamedly had not been to a dentist in well over a decade…read morewhich did not help my feelings of anxiety in thinking I would be lectured on what I should be doing. However, I felt none of that. She and her assistant (who was also awesome btw) were very calming and educational in a non-condescending way which I appreciated. The biggest factor that I love was how thorough they both were and at the end of the day, my teeth and gums feel healthier than they have in so long and I can't stop smiling. Also, for those wanting more sell points, yes they do offer blankets, neck pillows, and NETFLIX; yeah that last bit is pretty awesome to be able to watch a show as a great distraction while you get your teeth drilled on. Anyway Dr. Michelle Prieto and her assistant; top notch!

I love coming here for my dental need and cleaning . The doctor and staff are courteous and…read morefriendly. The office is heartwarming , makes me feel like at home . I glad I stumbled upon this place on Yelp . I recommend this place .

Absolute best dentist in Austin. Jerry Katz and his son are incredible people. The prices are…read morealso so reasonable compared with the quality of care they provide. The whole staff are A+. Go to Katz dentistry!

The Best Dentist I ever had! You will not regret going there! Your teeth are worth it! I used to…read morelive in Austin. I moved to Dallas. Dallas dentists ! I came back to the same dentist to fix my teeth. I'm not going to change to a new one. That is why I love Katz dentists!

If you suffer from extreme dental anxiety, book here immediately…read more The staff showed exceptional patience during my exam and necessary filling. Their commitment to walking me through every single move before they touched my mouth was revolutionary. This level of intentional, proactive communication is the constructive model all dental practices should adopt for high-anxiety patients. It didn't just manage my fear; it allowed me to successfully complete the necessary, stressful care. A phenomenal experience.

I am terrified of the Dentist so to get me in the door was hard. My initial appointment was for a…read moreconsultation, and all went well X-rays were taken and a plan was mapped out. I was treated with respect and my cleaning and fillings went very well. The Dr and staff all were very nice and professional.

This dental office is now called Deep Eddy Dentistry and owned by Dr. Annie Hagan. When you finally…read morefind a good dentist, you go where they go. Dr. H. left the practice she was at to start her own. She's really good at what she does, gang. I'm most likely one of the worst dental patients known to mankind: Super sensitive gag reflex, dental fear, insanity, I've got it all. Dr. Hagan is the epitome of a pro. She knows what she's doing and she excels. She makes me feel comfortable and safe during appointments. It's a bit of a jaunt to get here from East Austin but worth it to me. I can't recommend this practice enough.

I neglected my teeth for a long time and Burkhart fixed them right up. I haven't had any problems…read morewith any of the fillings so far and I really appreciate that they gassed me during the procedure. It really made the whole thing a breeze.

Dr. Barron at 12 Oaks Dental is absolutely amazing. I'm a very anxious dental patient, and from the…read moremoment I arrived I felt completely calm and cared for. Dr. Barron is kind, patient, and incredibly skilled. She explains everything clearly and creates such a reassuring environment. This was hands-down the best dental experience I've ever had. I'm so grateful to have found her. Their staff is also very nice very hands-on walks you through the whole process

I recently became a patient of Dr Worob and his team and could not be more pleased. This practice…read moretakes a holistic approach to treating you and believes that your oral health is connected to your overall physical health. During a recent visit, I had three cavities repaired and for the first time, I did not feel a bit of discomfort from the novocaine shots to the drilling. I have additional work on the horizon and it was a welcome pleasure to have Dr Worob and his associate patiently explain in layman's terms my options and map out a comprehensive resolution plan. From the front desk to the hygienists, to Doc Worob and his assistants, you will be treated professionally and compassionately. Five stars for Doctor Worob and his entire staff!

Dr B is great! Had both of my kids in braces done by Dr B. Staff is great and kids teeth look…read moreamazing

Yikes. Don't be calling this orthodontist any time soon…read more I called and inquired about getting my fixed retainer rebonded as the gluing came undone and that's typically a 30 min max visit. I am not a patient but stated I'd be willing to come in and pay the visiting fees and etc. The staff at Dr. Buckman's leaves a lot to be desired. Kim took my call immediately upon hearing how I was not a client just emphasized strongly that due to the holidays I would not be seen until late Jan. I'm sure they're busy and slammed for the holidays but as this is just a bit of glue and the wiring is still holding strong I don't see how they go for the extra mile. Be cautious and wary. As someone with familiar with a medical background, dental providers should be able to try and do the best to care for the general health of folk's mouths or provide suggestions.