Excellent experience! Came to Omni Dental as my insurance covered the root canal I needed here. I…read morewas nervous as I was not familiar with them but left with only great things to say. Front desk is super friendly and the dentists/endodontists are even better! Everyone was super nice, they made sure I was comfortable and that I did not experience any pain the whole time. 100% recommend. Previous comments scared me before coming but glad I still followed through.

So the front office staff are professional and that is the last nice thing I am going to stay, as…read morean autistic adult I tend to trust people who tell me they want to help me... these people wanted to make as much money off me and when I did not have enough started using scare tactics to convince me if I did not follow them then I would end up with no teeth and little jaw to my name and screw up my face. I now have a gap between my teeth, a chipped tooth to one side (see photo) and they charged me almost 3k not including what they took from my insurance. They told me w/out the gum surgery 5k (most Americans don't have 1k extra just laying around in this economy let alone 5k!) then I would need to do a deep clean and since it was not enough time since my last one it would be only another almost 1k out of pocket! Ended up going from oh you need a crown! To oh you need a root canal...instead of waiting to see if I would continue to get the crown they sent it out w/out my consent so they could sneakily charge me and justify there actions I decided against the root canal due to the extremely expensive price...they ended up saying "well well you kinda got a service and then found out the greedy money hungry owner ended up deciding to not refund me anything saying "well you had a service you can come in and I will be gracious enough to see you" when I had already said I had decided to go to Mexico where it's safe and way less than what they are charging here. In short don't give them your money they will make your teeth worse and then if you don't have the money they will say welp that sucks to be you! Avoid at all costs and if you are autistic know they will take advantage of you.

Hats off to Dr. Ding - the BEST BEST BEST oral surgeon IN THE WORLD! I was referred to Dr. Ding by…read moremy family dentist - Dr. Sura at Reveal Dental next door when I needed to remove 4 wisdom teeth and the other 4 regular teeth for my orthodontics treatment. If you go to Dr. Ding, I can 1 million percent guarantee you that you're in great hands and will have an awesome and painless experience. I came from Vietnam and had really bad and painful experience (even from cavity filling) with dentists there which has traumatized me until today. I came to Dr. Ding in Oct 2018 for a consultation when I knew that there might be a potential of removing 4 wisdom teeth. Dr. Ding's staff took my x-ray, and Dr. Ding explained everything very thoroughly. He dropped me a bomb (which I knew he would) that I had to let those 4 wisdom teeth go because they were impacted. My top ones came out in an angle leaning on my big molars. My bottom ones only peaked out of my gum for a little and they were sideway. He checked my nerves on the x-ray and said there was nothing to worry about since my nerves stayed low. One thing that gave me chills was that he would need to cut my gum open to remove the impacted bottom wisdom teeth because of the way they grew. That part freaked me out. I've never had anything cut open my whole life, and now I would have to do it in my mouth? I postponed the decision for a few months until my orthodontist told me that I really needed to let them go AS WELL AS additional 4 more to make sure for my teeth to straighten out. In mid May 2019 I was brave enough to come to Dr. Ding again and told him I was ready for the procedure and needed him to pull 4 more. He went through everything clearly and thoroughly with me again. I would be put to sleep through IV during the procedure, just so I could have the best and painless experience. He also warned me ahead of time that I would hate him for 2-3 days because my bottom wisdom teeth would be a bit difficult to take out, so I would expect to be sore a bit more. My appointment was at 7:30am and I was taken in right at 7:30am. The assistant got my blood pressure, put wires and stickers on my body to measure my breathing during my sleep. Dr. Ding waited no time to come in. He's also an expert in injecting IV. I just followed his instruction on how to release or hold my hand, and everything was in without me feeling a needle poking my skin. I was then immediately assisted with an oxygen mask. Dr. Ding then said something and before he finished his one sentence, I was knocked out around 7:40am. Then I heard people talking and tools being put away. An assistant asked if I was awake and the procedure was successfully done. I looked at the clock and it was 8:10am - it only took Dr. Ding 30 minutes or less to pull 8 teeth in one seating. Is he a superman?! I was then moved to the recovery room, still in and out of the other world. Dr. Ding went over my medicine with my husband, what I should and shouldn't do, and all that good stuff. I left the office 30 minutes later. Recovery: Painless and too good to be expected. Dr. Ding called me that afternoon to check I was doing, how the bleeding was, and how I felt. It was very nice thoughtful of him to do so. I already expected to be sore and uncomfortable for 2-3 days as he warned me, but I was not sore at all. My cheeks did not even swell, I didn't get to look like a chipmunk. People couldn't tell that I got the procedure done from just looking at me or talking to me. I stayed on the prescribed Ibuprofen and only took the strong pain killers on the day of the procedure just to calm it down after the anesthesia wore off. Other than that, I still have a full bottle of the strong pain killers. The most important thing is to follow his instructions very carefully and everything will be just fine. Post-op follow-up: One week after the procedure, I came back to visit Dr. Ding again to make sure I was healing properly, and I was. Dr. Ding was always available to answer any question/concern and see me if something was bothering me. The recovery process really shows how skilled/talent Dr. Ding is. Even with those complicated teeth, he pulled it off as if nothing happened, and I was so impressed. Pricing: I see reviews saying that it's pricey here. As a very happy patient, I'm confident to tell you that you get what you pay for. When it comes to your health, you can't put a price on it. I strongly recommend you to go with Dr. Ding for any oral or maxillofacial needs. I'm not saying he's expensive or cheap because I didn't compare prices anywhere. I 100% trust my dentist's referrals. Based on what I paid (both insurance coverage and my own out-of-pocket), the service I received and my recovery experience, it's absolutely worth every penny and I think it's very reasonable. THANK YOU THANK YOU Dr. Ding and the entire staff at Austin Oral Surgery in Cedar Park. I truly appreciate the care and the service you provided me.

Very knowledgeable and highly recommend! Spends time understanding patient's medical issues prior…read moreto meeting and then thoroughly going through recommendations.

Park Family Dental truly sets the standard for top-tier oral care. This is a family-run dental…read morepractice that combines the highest quality dentistry with genuine, personal attention to every patient. I've been a patient for almost two years, and my teeth honestly feel like they're at their absolute best. As an avid coffee drinker, having white teeth matters to me--and their Zoom whitening service is AMAZING. The results are noticeable and long-lasting, and the process was comfortable and professional from start to finish. Their sweet RDA, Sara, was incredibly helpful, patient, and thorough!! What really sets this office apart is how attentive and proactive they are. During my last cleaning with Jordan (who is an extraordinary hygienist, btw,) I mentioned that I had recently learned I have sleep apnea and that a C-PAP machine wasn't a good fit for me. Dr. Ardita Ormeni took the time to listen and then created a custom oral appliance to help me sleep better--life-changing care that goes well beyond routine dentistry. The entire staff is friendly, personable, and genuinely caring. The office is beautiful, spotless, and equipped with modern, up-to-date technology, which makes every visit comfortable and reassuring. If you're looking for exceptional dental care, a warm and welcoming team, and truly personalized treatment, I highly recommend Park Family Dental. Your smile--and your overall health--will be in the best hands!

I made a visit to discuss options for implant care and maintenance. They were extremely helpful and…read morefriendly!! I recommend them highly!!!

After a recent root canal I had infection and extreme pain, I could not open my jaw more than a…read morecentimeter, and swallowing was difficult. My dentist, the orthodontist, and even my general doctor could not identify the root cause. I was finally referred to Dr. Ding at Austin Oral who was able to diagnose the issue and prescribe a different antibiotic that targeted the problem. Now a few days later the pain is minimal and the problem seems to be going away. I credit Austin Oral for getting me in right away upon referral, I'm sure squeezing me between existing appointments. Dr. Ding was very friendly, professional, knowledgeable, and helpful. After the initial visit he got me on the calendar the next day for a follow up and now I have a follow up this week. So I also credit them with being thorough and not just sending me off to see what happens. I definitely recommend Austin Oral Maxillofacial Surgery and will use them again if the need arises.

Had an adult tongue tie surgery. Dr Ding has been extremely knowledgeable and consulted me on the…read moreright type of operation. The procedure was super quick, as a self-pay patient reasonably affordable, and lead to a substantial quality of life improvement in terms of possible tongue movement. As a result, I had a dramatic improvement in tongue movement and no longer run into issues, where people could not understand me and now I can enunciate clearly. Would recommend 10/10 times.

Each time I did the treatment, they ask me to make appointment for the next visit. But it's too…read morefrequent! like almost each one or two month! So I really daubt if I have THAT much problem on my whole set of teeth. Visit dental is almost like visit a gym! What a joke! I never experience such a frequent visit to dentist of my entire life! Besides, I'm not very happy with their charge, but it could be insurance company's problem. Dr. Shauer himself' s technique is great.

I have had a wide variety of dentists in the past, having lived all over the US, and Dr. Schauer is…read moredefinitely tied for 1st place. I initially found him when I was living on the East Side and though, oh it's a straight shot to Lake Creek, that'll work. I'm glad I did. His staff is super friendly, and small, so after a few check ups, you will know everybody's name. They are always warm and seem to remember tiny details of past conversations that I have forgotten, and ask me specifics about what's going on with my life (in a good way). Plus, they email you when you have an appointment coming up, which is a service not every doctor offers, but I find it just peachy. Also if you go for a cleaning, give the dental hygenist (Tim) a really hard time. Tell her Jeff put you up to it. I mean, she's never seen Fight Club. That's insane.

False promises. I had a terrible experience with Dale…read moreGallagher. I met with him concerning my underbite. He promised me he would also "shave" my chin bone down as he was also certified in cosmetic surgery. The actual day before surgery, we met at his office and he proceeded to tell me that he will not be shaving down the chin bone with no explanation. My only guess is the $$$ (we paid in cash). Also, he let me know that I would not be the in ICU (as discussed previously), but in day surgery. I wasn't prepared to how severe the surgery was and all the recovery it took. I had two young children at the time. My face looks worse and I still have problems with my jaw. I am reminded every day I look in the mirror. I wish I had researched and found a more reputable oral surgeon at the time.

Dr. Gallagher does a terrific job explaining things in layman's terms. I was able to learn why the…read moreTMJ treatment I received back in the 90s failed and put me in the current situation. I left with a great deal of information to help me understand my condition and help me see the treatment that would be necessary to help me.

I had an absolutely phenomenal experience with Dr. James, and her team. I went in for my annual…read morecleaning, and walked away feeling empowered. Erica, my hygienist, educated me on my gum health, and noticed signs of wear on my teeth due to clenching; which I imagine I do when I'm sleeping. Erica took photos of each tooth, measured my gums, and validated that my oral hygiene practices at home are on par. During my examination, we saw signs of decay, and there was enough time in the schedule for me to start the process of placing a crown on my tooth. From the moment Dr. James numbed me to the moment my temporary crown was placed, I was treated with the utmost care. The team remembered my son, who visited not too long ago, and were as joyful and relatable as can be. They even offered me a cozy blanket during my procedure! I mean, who does that? Pecan Park Family Dentistry does! All in all, though it was my first time at their practice, I was made to feel like family. Like I was being taken care of by my girlfriends, and I am beyond grateful to have crossed paths with them!

After more than 10 years with this practice, I'm incredibly disappointed to be writing this…read more I'm autistic, and like many neurodivergent people, I struggle with scheduling and making it to appointments. I want to be clear: I am already deeply aware of this, and I feel embarrassed and awful when it happens. Nothing feels worse than standing at the garage door with my keys in hand, frozen, shaking, overwhelmed, and filled with guilt. This isn't carelessness or laziness, it's something I actively work to manage. I also understand that missed appointments affect a business, and I am willing to accept financial penalties when appropriate. I appreciate that Pecan Park Dental has waived some missed appointment fees for me in the past. However, my most recent experience felt shaming and dismissive of my disability, and I left in tears. The morning of a scheduled appointment, I was called and told my insurance would not cover the visit because I had hit my maximum. I was told I would need to pay $540 out of pocket for a routine cleaning. I could not afford that and chose to reschedule for a future date when my insurance would cover it. At that time, I was told I would still be charged a $100 late cancellation fee, even though this cost was only communicated to me the morning of the appointment. When I returned months later for the rescheduled visit, I tried to explain that this situation resulted from an insurance and communication issue. Instead of working with me, I was repeatedly pressured in the waiting room to pay the $100 fee. I explained multiple times that I did not have the money that day. I was asked for credit card information over and over, in front of my daughter and other patients. It was humiliating. I ended up crying in the office while still being asked for payment. When I later tried to explain the situation, I was sent a chart of my missed appointments. It felt less like an attempt to understand and more like an effort to reinforce guilt. That approach isn't helpful, it adds to the shame and makes it even harder to access care. Experiences like this are exactly why many neurodivergent people avoid healthcare altogether. It becomes easier to avoid appointments than to face anxiety, shame, and financial penalties. I don't believe this is about bad intent, but it reflects a system that prioritizes policies and revenue over patient-centered care and basic compassion. After more than a decade as a loyal patient, and bringing multiple family members to this practice, I expected more understanding and professionalism. Because of this experience, I will be moving my care, along with my family's care, to a different provider. I hope this practice reflects on how it communicates with and supports patients, especially those with anxiety, autism, or other neurodivergent needs. No patient should be made to feel this way while seeking care

Very warm and welcoming staff. Good vibes all the way around with friendly, outgoing and caring…read moreemployees. So far the extractions and implants have been a smooth process.

I went to this dentist many years ago to remove an impacted wisdom tooth as an adult. The office…read morewas beautiful and the staff was friendly. The procedure seemed to go well, but when I developed an infection and fever due to a small perforation in my sinus from the procedure, the doctor was dismissive, and I had to literally make an appointment to prove in person that there was a problem. After finally admitting there was an infection, he prescribed antibiotics and became defensive and belligerent. I have never gone back and do not recommend this doctor due to unprofessional behavior.