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512ooth Family Dentistry

5.0 (1 review)
Open • 7:30 am - 4:00 pm

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Cavity treatment

Crown cleaning

Dental exams

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Toothbud Pediatric Dentistry - Dr. Ann E. Dimick with her husband, Lucas, and their 3 children.

Toothbud Pediatric Dentistry

4.9(46 reviews)
4.4 mi

This place is amazing. I wish the dentist was like this when I was growing up! My son looks forward…read moreto going because it's such a fun environment. They also show him how to brush his teeth properly. With a 3 year old, it's been great to get great habits built in early. He now loves to brush and floss his teeth! Highly recommend!

Had the WORST experience with Dr. Dimick. I've never been so disrespected by a so-called…read moreprofessional. I had called to establish dental care for my daughter in April (this month) and notified them on the phone call that I could see a developing cavity in my daughter's mouth. I specifically asked if they could treat cavities in office for her (knowing she's a toddler based on her birthdate) and they said they would need to do an evaluation and would do treatment a different day. They NEVER told ME DIRECTLY that they can't handle sedation treatments for toddlers. We proceeded to come in and evaluate the cavity only to be told they can't treat cavities in office for toddlers. And it wasnt in a polite "oh I'm sorry you were misinformed" or "I'm sorry there was a misunderstanding." No. Instead, Dr. Dimick rudely interrupted me, held her hand up, and told me she would read through transcripts that would show I was told. Lo and behold, the transcripts never show them telling me. Supposedly 5 months prior (December of 2025) when my husband was calling dentists to find a dentist for our kids, he was told. I was not told. And 5 months later when I'm calling to establish care and I'm specifically telling them there's a cavity, why would they not "reiterate" such vital information?! I would NEVER have wasted time and money there if they would've been transparent and upfront with me, and confided they that are unable to treat cavities in toddlers. What is the point of a pediatric dentist who can't treat?? And more so, a dentist who so rudely claims to have told me things they did not. Absolute insanity and a waste of time. A scam of a dentist as I've found to be common in this area...Take money from you and claim they "evaluated" but doesn't have the ability to treat. It's laughable if I weren't having to pay out of pocket for wasted appointment and X-rays.

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Petite Dental & Orthodontics

Petite Dental & Orthodontics

4.6(87 reviews)
5.0 mi•Cherry Creek

I've been coming to Petite Dental for 7 years and I'll never go anywhere else for pediatric dental…read morecare. Everyone here is kind, positive, and patient with the littles. It's a dream for a parent with dental anxiety! Fast forward to this week: after an appointment, my kitten popped the balloon they gave us. Kiddo was SO sad, so I took a chance and called to ask if we could come pick up a replacement. Celeste was instantly full of empathy! She understood the importance of the balloon, and didn't hesitate to make a new one! What a huge relief it was! When I arrived and needed help with other services, she was so helpful, communicated clearly and was just a blast to talk to. And her coworker (should have gotten her name) was so fun, chatty, and helpful too. It made a stressful situation so much easier to handle.

After 14 years as patients at Petite Dental, I'm incredibly disappointed that this is how our…read morerelationship ended. When we first started coming here, the care was personal. Dr. Hoang spent time with us, explained treatment, and made us feel genuinely cared for. We even continued driving from Buda after we moved because we trusted the practice. Unfortunately, over the years, that changed. Every visit began to feel more like an assembly line than personalized healthcare. My children have always had difficult teeth, and while I understand treatment recommendations can vary between dentists, I increasingly felt judged rather than supported. We also consistently felt overtreated, and the bedside manner often left my children in tears after appointments. No child should leave a dental office feeling ashamed. The doctor even judged me for holding my toddler one time she said something like "you're too big to be held" Excuse me.?! I know you have your own children and you are probably the most perfect mom but no need to judge other moms. The biggest turning point was with my oldest daughter. We were told she needed a crown and were essentially told she should transition out of the practice because of the complexity of her dental needs. I sought a second opinion from a dentist in Buda. Their recommendation was completely different: no crown, just more frequent cleanings and sealants. She's doing great. This wasn't the first time I'd needed a second opinion. Several years ago, another extensive treatment plan was presented for Jaidyn. At the time, my father, who was a dentist, examined her and strongly disagreed with the proposed treatment. I requested a meeting with Dr. Hoang, and after reevaluating her herself, she recommended a much simpler treatment plan. That experience stayed with me. The problems weren't limited to treatment recommendations. Communication and scheduling became increasingly frustrating. One visit ended with my daughter Jovan leaving without her next orthodontic appointment being scheduled. I was the one who discovered it, called the office, and was initially told we'd have to wait another month. Thankfully Lisa stepped in and got her scheduled sooner, but it was another preventable mistake. There were other examples too. I once drove all the way to the office to pick up a retainer, only to find out it hadn't even arrived. I had to make another trip because no one had contacted me beforehand. Again, Lisa helped smooth things over, but these communication breakdowns became a pattern. What has disappointed me even more than the treatment differences is the complete lack of communication and compassion. Months ago, I expressed my concerns and requested a call from Dr. Hoang. That call never came. At my most recent visit, I again shared how hurt I was by our previous experience. No apology. No acknowledgment. I even had to point out that no one had simply said, "I'm sorry you've had this experience." Then came my youngest daughter's cleaning. I was quoted more than $200 out of pocket. At no point did anyone ask whether I had secondary dental insurance or thoroughly review my benefits. Had someone simply asked, I could have provided my additional insurance information, and my daughter would have been fully covered. Instead, I walked out and canceled every future dental appointment. Ironically, I later learned from another dental office that not only was my daughter fully covered under my secondary policy, but even without insurance their out-of-pocket cost would have been almost half of what I was quoted at Petite Dental. When I asked why no one had followed up with me, I was told the office had tried to contact me. I have plenty of appointment reminder texts, but I have no emails and no meaningful communication from the financial team regarding my concerns or insurance. That was another missed opportunity. After 14 years, all I wanted was accountability, compassion, and one simple phone call from the doctor. It never happened. I'm grateful we've found a new dental home where my children feel welcomed instead of judged. We'll finish our orthodontic contract because we've already committed to it, but I can no longer recommend the dental side of this practice. Fourteen years is a long time to stay loyal to a practice. I never expected perfection. I simply expected to be treated like a person instead of a number.

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Hill Country Pediatric Dentistry & Orthodontics

3.5(20 reviews)
4.4 mi

I brought my girls to HCPD after their first dentist stopped taking our insurance. I was sad to…read moreleave their first dentist b/c my girls loved them and he and his staff had been so wonderful, it seemed. Well, I was very, very lucky, b/c he had been missing bad decay that my girls had accumulated over the years. What a wake-up call! Dr. Manshadi was incredibly patient and understanding with me and the girls (who were 4 and 7 at the time). He and his staff did a fantastic job with my very anxious 7 year old, who had 4 cavities filled and a tooth extraction. Not to mention a very anxious and guilt-ridden mother. The only problem we encountered was this: despite heroic efforts, he wasn't able to treat my 4 year old without GA; she was too squirmy. He tried repeatedly and didn't charge me, and was being responsible by "not starting something he couldn't finish". He suggested doing the procedure under general anesthesia, however we decided to see if someone with more experience could do it and found someone who was able. I don't blame him for this at all. As for the review where the person said Dr. M found lots of cavities and then another dentist said there were none, I would recommend a third opinion. In our case, the tooth that was extracted from my 7 year old was visibly in terrible shape (in fact, I had asked the prior dentist about what looked like decay to me and he said it was just discoloration!!!) and my 4 year old had to have an emergency crown put on her tooth during her procedure b/c the dentist showed me that the decay went down to the root (this wasn't visible on any xrays, only once they started drilling). I understand that no parent wants to hear this news and put their kid through the difficult procedures, but it's much better to catch it early. So, Dr. Manshadi has my complete trust. I think he is cautious and thorough, and handles even difficult patients with kindness and great care.

First time being here. My kid needed to get her semi annual teeth cleaned. I went in and they…read moregreeted us. Easy check in and went back to get the xray done and teeth cleaned. Very friendly and kind, I would definitely recommend this place. The lobby area is really clean as well as the rest of the place. The doctor looked at my kids teeth and everything went well.

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