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    Texas Total Dental - Round Rock

    5.0 (4 reviews)
    Closed 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    Extremely friendly and welcoming staff. Very knowledgeable and caring dentist. Gentle and experienced hygienist

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    Second to none for customer care. The Staff was the most helpful and kindest that I've experienced among Dentistry professions.

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    Round Rock Dentists - Looking for a family dentist in Round Rock, TX? You have come to the right spot!

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    3.2(62 reviews)
    0.4 mi

    the dentist was nice and the X-ray tech thorough, but I came in as a new patient for a cleaning…read more(which they didn't do) and they tried to upsell me on $1100 worth of work on the same day. when I asked the office tech to have the mgr run it through my insurance, they said it would take 12 weeks. She said, "All insurance is bad but TRICARE is the worst". They said I needed a deep cleaning and that insurance wouldn't cover it. never heard the price for that procedure. I wouldn't advise you come here.

    Side note after looking below: before I wrote this, there were 3 other reviews with the same story…read more It seems like those are gone now. Unfortunately, I have a similar story to several recent reviews here. After moving, I decided to go to the closest dentist to me. I did not look at the reviews before going (won't make that mistake again!!) I want to stress that before this, I had not been to the dentist for three years. I expected some type of work (cavities etc) would need to be done. However, I take decent care of my teeth and had NEVER had a cavity or any type of dental work - besides wisdom teeth - done before this. Everyone was very very friendly, check in didn't take long, and overall very nice initial experience. Once in the room though, I waited for about 25 mins for things to get going. Once they started, they informed me that I had stage 2 periodontal disease, and that it was completely irreversible as I had 15% bone loss. They also informed me that I had 7 cavities that would need to be filled, along with several more that were on a watch list. I was shocked to say the least, and asked what I could do for it. They said I would need a deep cleaning, and asked if I wanted to do it today. At this point I was two hours into my appointment and hadn't had a cleaning or anything, so I told them I would need to discuss with the front and schedule it out. It was around $1700 worth of things that they said I needed to get one, and I was super panicked. I decided to get a second opinion before I committed to this, and went to see my previous dentist today. I requested my x rays from here, but never received them, so my other office ended up having to redo them. I do have a couple of cavities (not near what they said) but ZERO gum disease. Not even gingivitis. Here, my gum pockets were supposedly ranging from 4-6 mm, but at that dentist they were at a 2-3. I see some people love it here and that's great, but I will definitely not be coming back and just want to caution others, as this seems to be an issue in the last 3-4 months here.

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    Prairie Star Dental

    4.2(18 reviews)
    1.6 mi

    I do not recommend this practice due to the billing issues I have experienced…read more I had a cleaning on March 24th, during which it was determined that I needed three crowns. At the time, my insurance was set to end on March 30th, and I specifically wanted to complete the crowns before that date so they would be covered under my existing plan. I was moving to a new dental play April 1st and would use that plan for any additional work I needed. Javon advised me that my current plan paid well and that it would be beneficial to proceed with all three crowns. I was given an estimated out-of-pocket cost of $2,100, which was set up on a three-payment plan. However, while I was shown a treatment plan to sign, I was never provided a copy at that time. On March 30th, I had all three crowns completed and paid the first installment of $733. The remaining payments were scheduled for May 15th and June 15th. I was told to return in three weeks for the permanent crowns. I also requested a breakdown of charges, but the statement I received was unclear and did not distinguish between insurance payments and my responsibility. Before my follow-up appointment, I received Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) from United Healthcare indicating that Prairie Star was out-of-network and that two of the crowns were not covered. I immediately contacted Javon, who assured me they would honor in-network rates and that she would follow up with United Healthcare regarding the uncovered crowns. I asked her to keep me informed. I returned on April 21st to have the permanent crowns placed. On May 1st, my card was charged $733, which was not the agreed-upon date. I called and left a message, and Javon returned my call on May 5th. She stated that payments were set for the 1st, which was not what we had agreed upon. I also asked for clarification on what I was being charged, as I still had not received a clear explanation. At that point, she referenced the signed treatment plan, which I had never been given. She then emailed it to me, and I discovered that my insurance did not cover the third crown because the max had been met. I was charged over $1,300 out of pocket for that crown without this ever being clearly communicated to me beforehand. Additionally, she sent an updated payment plan totaling $2,900, which was not what I had agreed to. It did not reflect the initial payment I had already made and included an additional payment that had not been discussed. Had I known that one of the crowns would not be covered, I would not have rushed to complete the procedure before my insurance ended. That was the entire reason for scheduling the work on March 30th. I was also informed that no pre-certification was done due to time constraints, which was never disclosed to me prior to treatment. In my experience, dental procedures are typically accompanied by clear communication regarding insurance coverage and patient responsibility. In this case, that did not happen. There were multiple opportunities during appointments and phone calls to inform me that I would be responsible for the full cost of a crown, but this was not communicated. Furthermore, I have now been told that if the second crown is also not covered, I may be billed for that as well. The Office Administrator plays a critical role in communicating with patients and coordinating with insurance. A lack of transparency and the introduction of unexpected charges after the fact is unacceptable. For these reasons, I cannot recommend this office. I've asked to speak personally with Dr Rawcliffe and I hope he responds because he is a good dentist and should know the billing nightmare happening at the front office. I was a patient of his a few years ago and did not experience these types of issues at that time.

    Had my first visit here this week. I love how the office is decorated - it's very 'homey' and makes…read morefor a comfortable environment. They had a TV above the dental chair so I watched the Great British Bake-Off with subtitles during my visit. My hygienist was Taylor and she was amazing - very friendly, thorough, and gave me some good pointers. I appreciated the great use of technology- X-rays done from the dental chair & showing you X-rays and pics on the screen. I really liked the dentist as well and appreciated his time showing me things on my X-rays, etc. and talking to me. Highly recommend this practice!

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    Dr. Thomas Rawcliffe and family ~ Prairie Star Dental in Round Rock TX is accepting new patients of all ages! Call us at (512) 643-6104

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