While it was a little more expensive than my previous dentist, I feel it was well worth it for the…read morelevel of care. The scheduling process was very smooth and easy. The woman working at the front desk was very helpful, knowledgeable, and competent. The dental hygienist was friendly and personable- making the tiring process of getting X-rays comfortable. And for the dentist herself! Incredible!! Dr. Le solved a dental mystery that has left me in pain for over a year after seeing 3 other dental professionals. I will be coming back here for my regular cleanings and dental needs and will encourage my family to do the same.

Warning to all about this dentist office. I needed a procedure done and they said my out of pocket…read morewould be $900 more than what they had contracted with my insurance. They were over billing and when my insurance contacted them with a copy of the contract they signed with them, they refused to comply. My insurance (very large well-known company) told me to find a new dentist. This is not the first issue I've had with them, but I just hated to change, until now.

Omg the staff was super friendly I usually hate the dentist but this experience I had was awesome…read moremade me feel very comfortable the dr was also very kind I'm very impressed 5 stars

This review is not about the quality of treatment but the rudeness of the front staff. It appears…read morethat Crystal needs to be educated on simple techniques of communication between two HUMAN beings. Hope she understands that there are other modes of communication besides BEING RUDE all the time. If you hate your job, taking it out on patients won't fix it.

Amazing staff and perfect job! I highly recommended! I like quality and professional approachread more

Been going here for years. Before that I'd been neglecting the dentist for too long and had work…read morethat needed done. Dental work is never cheap but the quality was great and pain was minimal. Dentist kept touching base with me to make sure I was ok and let me know if I was in pain he could give me more meds. Since the initial tooth work was done no more issues have cropped up; they aren't trying to charge me more every time I go in for a cleaning which I greatly appreciate. Highly recommend!!

Great service, Dentist Mei Mei is awesome. Have been coming here for about 8 Years now.read more

I highly recommend Dr. Mai. She's efficient, fun, and looks out for her clients. She answers…read morequestions you may have and presents options for you, she explains how she'd like to proceed, and she'll work with you whether or not you have dental insurance. She encourages you to make good progress and take care of your teeth--she's really good.

I'm so glad I switched dentists... I love this office. All of the staff are welcoming and very…read moreknowledgeable. I don't dread going to the dentist office anymore

Dr. Justin and Dr. Samantha Riel are amazing!!! Best dentists I have ever had!! They are very…read moreunderstanding to your needs and take great care of you once your in that chair! The whole staff is amazing and friendly!! If you ever need an amazing dental office, this is the place!

would NOT recommend! He installed both of my implants. The…read morefirst I had to go back in because it was loose, the second was too big for the space he put it into and I had to see another dentist to get help. He had placed a tooth that was too big onto the abutment causing severe pain by causing all my bottom teeth to shift like an orthodontic adjustment done too fast. In addition to that I had asked him prior to the implant if it was safe to have an implant at all due to having osteoporosis. he told me it was safe. After the procedure he told me we shouldn't have done the implant because my jawbone was too porous. I reminded him that he told me it was safe after I had told him I had osteoporosis and he said "oh" and looked at the floor. Also, when the second implant was done he left his assistant alone in the room to install the abutment part of the implant and was using an improper wrench causing the tool to slip repeatedly over the head of the metal parts. When he entered the room he told her the wrench she was using was too big. After looking up TX state laws I learned that dental assistants are not permitted to install parts of implants unattended by the dentist.

I have called six times to resolve an issue. Each and every time they promise to call back the next…read moreday with a solution but they never call or email back. Extremely frustrating considering they are threatening to send a bogus bill to collections

Everyone here is so kind. There is no wait. The hygienists are thorough. Dr Gordon is very gentle…read more I make a bit of a trek to come here, but it's worth it!

It is real hard to communicate with this dental office, office won't answer their E mail, Dr…read more Gordon's yahoo E mail is undeliverable when I try to use and sent an E mail. Called the office to forward my Xray's to my periodontist and 2 days after it was not done by the office staff, have to call them to send it again. Ask for Dr. Gordon to talk to me and was told too busy, so I left my cell number to call to voice my concern directly to Dr. Gordon as of this writing/moment have not received any call back. Periodontist scheduled to show up at this dental office only once a month, so if you need immediate attention good luck.

Catherine, Dr. Johnson were really nice. They were attentive and professional! The dental…read moreassistants were really sweet as well and knew what they were doing.

Wow there are few reviews here. Head over to google reviews for more insight. I had a great…read moreexperience with Dr Lola recently for a crown replacement, and a deep cleaning prior. Hygienists took care of me. Communication is key. Engage with them in the front office and in the chair.

Not sure about some of the negative reviews on here are about. I've never met anyone on her staff…read morethat was not helpful, warm and friendly. Both me and my family have been going to Dr. Flanagan for as long as I can remember and we have nothing but good things to say about her and her staff.

I was not very happy with Dr. Flanagan so stopped going to her in 2017. Felt that it was very…read moreexpensive for the quality of work. The last procedure she did for me was seat a bridge over 2 implants.. The bridge fell out this week and a small piece of gross looking gauze was found inside the front crown!???!

Wish EVERY dentist had the bedside manner, transparency, and honesty Dr Miler has. He does not play…read moregames with procedures that are unnecessary, pricing, billing, etc. He takes the time to provide all information, answer questions thoroughly, and follow up. Overall impressive.

I Never Thought a Dentist's Office Would Feel Safe…read more It started with a dull throb. Not sharp at first, just a heavy, rhythmic pulse that settled in and refused to leave. The kind of pain you try to ignore because you're tired of being "the sick one." But I've learned that for me, a toothache is never just a toothache. It's another reminder of the long, painful war my body has been fighting against itself. I live with gastroparesis and GERD, two chronic digestive conditions that affect nearly every part of my daily life. Gastroparesis means my stomach doesn't empty the way it should. Food sits there too long, causing constant nausea, bloating, pain, and exhaustion. GERD is chronic acid reflux, where stomach acid repeatedly flows back up into the esophagus. It burns. It damages tissue. And while most people think of heartburn, they don't realize how destructive that acid can be over time. Night after night, while I'm asleep, that acid creeps upward. It erodes enamel. It weakens teeth. It undoes years of careful brushing, flossing, and trying to do everything "right." There's a special kind of heartbreak in watching your body damage something you've worked so hard to protect. It makes you feel betrayed by your own biology. And then there's the anxiety. For years, the dentist was one of my biggest fears. The chair. The smells. The sounds. The feeling of being trapped and vulnerable while already in pain. Just thinking about an appointment could trigger a full panic attack. I avoided going for as long as I could, convincing myself I could push through the pain because, somehow, that felt easier than facing the fear. Until I found Miller Dentistry. From the moment I walk through the door, something changes. The space doesn't feel cold or rushed. I don't feel judged for the damage my illness has caused. I feel seen. Like a human being, not a problem to fix. The staff there became the backbone of my bravery. They don't rush me. They don't minimize my fear. They explain every step before it happens and check in constantly, making sure I'm okay before they even think about picking up a tool. Slowly, visit by visit, the panic that once controlled me started to loosen its grip. And then there's Dr. Miller. He's the kind of doctor you rarely encounter. Not just skilled, but deeply human. He took the time to understand how my chronic illness affects my teeth and my anxiety. He never made me feel like a burden. He did something that still amazes me. He gave me his personal cell phone number. Not as a gesture, but as a promise. If something goes wrong, if pain spikes, if fear takes over, I'm not alone. That kind of care changes everything. Knowing I can reach him gives me a sense of safety I didn't think was possible in dental care. It's not just about fixing a tooth. It's about trust. It's about being believed. It's about having someone in your corner when your body feels like it's constantly failing you. My journey with gastroparesis and GERD isn't over. It's painful. It's unpredictable. And my teeth may always be at risk because of it. But when I'm sitting in that chair at Miller Dentistry, I don't feel like a victim of my illness. I feel protected. I feel understood. I feel grateful in a way that's hard to put into words. For the first time in a long time, I feel like I'm in the best possible hands. Thank you Dr. Brad Miller & everyone at Miller Dentistry