Got my upper wisdom teeth out 2 weeks ago and the whole process has been great! I was really…read moreanxious going in but all of these other reviews made me feel better going into the appointment and the team was great! They even sprayed my arm with a cooling agent so I couldn't really feel them administering the IV for my sedation if you're concerned about that part at all. Can't remember the actual removal process either and overall the pain wasn't actually that bad (maybe like 5/10) I just kept to the pain med schedule they recommended for the first 3 days post op and then switched to tylenol and still used the strong ibuprofen. Just follow the instructions they give you and you should be golden. Honestly the worst thing has been not being able to eat like a normal person... I miss chips! They also have an emergency line you can call after hours (I didn't have to use but good to know I could call). Absolutely would recommend this office and I'm definitely coming back if I need any other dental work here. Can y'all fill my cavities too?!

So disappointed with the communication with this office. I have spoken with a few people now at the…read moreoffice, given all of our insurance information to them. We arrived at the appointment and were informed we were out of network. So that was disappointing. Also, I had told the lady scheduling it my daughter would be out of town for over a month and needed a certain minor procedure done. She said, well lets get her in to do that. Never once was I told the appointment was only for a consultation, I assumed it was the procedure the dentist referred us to. Just so much miscommunication.

Due to a hereditary dental disease, I have more than a dozen implants... all placed by Austin…read morePeriodontal Associates. Some of them are over twenty years old and they are all doing great. They actually perform better than my original teeth. My last implant was placed by Dr. Verrett. The surgery went well and without complications. Also, the entire staff in this office is really kind and competent. I whole-heartedly recommend Dr. Verrett and the Austin periodontal Associates team. My goal was functionality in chewing, but the implants enable a great smile as well.

I got into a bad accident that required extensive dental work. Unfortunately, the first dentist I…read morevisited provided inadequate care, and I ended up with a faulty implant that looked terrible. I ended up needing a gum graft as part of my treatment to fix the work. Dr. Verrett did an amazing job explaining the procedure to me and giving me options. I felt very comfortable with him, and the surgery went well. My new teeth and gum line look great- very natural.

I couldn't be happier with my experience! The entire team was professional, caring, and made me…read morefeel completely at ease throughout my procedure. Their attention to detail and genuine kindness truly transformed my smile--and my confidence. Highly recommend this practice to anyone looking for exceptional care and results! These folks are everything you would need when you need perfect dental work done.

Months later they are still sending bills for NOT providing service. They will still NOT be paid…read more Avoid this place like the plague! Absolutely HORRIBLE!

A Warning to all who would use Austin Oral Surgery In…read moreOctober 2023, I underwent a skin graft procedure from the roof of my mouth to the lower left gum with Dr. Travis W. Kern, DDS, MD at Austin Oral Surgery in Austin, TX, in preparation for two dental implants. I was 76 years old at the time. The procedure lasted more than twice as long as planned (3 hours under general anesthesia in his office, without an anesthesiologist or standard Deep Vein Thombosis prevention protocols like compression wraps). Nine days later, I developed severe swelling in my right leg. I was diagnosed with three blood clots (DVT) -- above, below, and behind the knee. I was hospitalized, put on blood thinners, and referred to a hematologist and vascular surgeon. All other risk factors were ruled out. My hematologist concluded the clots were a direct result of the surgery. I now (20 months later) live with permanent vein damage (Post Thrombotic Syndrome). My mobility is severely limited and my quality of life has deteriorated. When I obtained the surgical report from Dr. Kern 5 months later, I was shocked to find that it described the procedure as "uneventful." He made no mention of the extended time, complications, or excessive bleeding that he admitted to me during a follow-up visit -- with his nurse present. In my opinion, this omission was deliberate and does not meet the standards of care patients deserve. I filed a formal complaint with the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners. After nearly a year-long investigation, the Board required Dr. Kern to take continuing education courses in Risk Management, Sedation of Medically Compromised Patients, and Record Keeping -- but imposed no public disciplinary action. He continues to practice without a public record of this case. I am sharing my story to help others make informed decisions. This was my personal experience and reflects my sincere opinion based on medical records and interactions with multiple physicians.

We cannot say enough good things about Dr. Kern and everyone at AUSTIN Oral surgery. My son was…read moreextremely anxious about having an IV for the first time . Dr. Kern gave him an anxiety prescription and use lidocaine spray to numb his arm. I was shocked at how calm and unbothered my son was. He had all four wisdom teeth removed without any problem. Dr. Kern has a calming presence anyway & he made my son feel at ease. They also did a great job of keeping me apprised of how everything was going, while I was in the waiting room. The entire procedure lasted less than an hour Everyone in the recovery area was extremely kind and helpful. My son doesn't even remember anything from getting the IV thru the car ride home. Dr. Kern even called to check on him and make sure he was recovering well the next day. The post-procedure prescriptions they used seem to do great for managing his pain, as well. Overall, I just can't recommend Dr. Kern and the good folks at Austin Oral Surgery enough! We will definitely be using them again when my daughter has hers removed, as well as any future oral surgery needs.

All of the staff in family forest dentistry are incredibly kind, talented and considerate. They…read moremade sure to address all concerns I had and . I would highly recommend coming here if you want professional dental care from people who care

All of the receptionists, schedulers, and hygienists are great! Located conveniently behind Madam…read moreMam's , you can visit your dentist, check out the koi pond, and grab a coffee at Epoch!

Dr Verrett is very knowledgeable and gives clear advice in his evaluation and aftercare. His staff…read moreis well informed and easy to talk to. If there is a down side it is only that they are very busy so scheduling can take a while but it is worth the wait.

Horrible tooth pain. Went to Castle Dental... not. (but that's another show) Called Dr. Hassell's…read moreoffice in Pflugerville in desperation. They squeezed me in yesterday with Dr. Verrett. Who?!?!? I've known about Dr. Hassell and I've lived in Pflugerville for 20 years, but I had never heard of Dr. Verrett. But.. as I said... horrible tooth pain. He could have been Dr. Death for all I cared. So, I get all comfy in the chair and in walks Dr. Verrett. You know in the Christmas cartoon Rudolph where people keep telling the elf "You can't be a DENTIST, you're supposed to be an elf!" ? Well, when he walked in I felt like saying, "You can't be a DENTIST, you're supposed to be a male model on some huge billboard over Times Square!" He looks like some kind of movie star fresh out of college and I'm thinking... oh, he can't hurt me.. he's so sweet and handsome. WRONG! But, it wasn't his fault. I had a roaring infection that just wasn't going to settle down until he got in there and cleaned it out. So, 2 and a half hours with Dr Hot. He dug. Drilled. Dug. Drilled. And so on, until he was absolutely sure it was all out. He took 3 ex rays. I could tell by his interaction with the staff that he's relatively new at the office (Hey, I'm a licensed private investigator, I get paid to notice stuff like that :-) but he wasn't taking any crap off of anyone, that's for sure. He may be the new guy in town, but he knows his stuff. The staff has been there forever and you can tell... they have that easy family type way of dealing with each other but not quite as easy with Dr. Verrett. They were polite to him but it was clear they have their way of doing things and so they were quite forthcoming with suggestions... some he took and some he didn't... good for you, Dr. Billboard. Anyway, it was painful and stressful but I woke up this morning with no pain for the first time in 6 weeks. He's an Angel of Mercy. I'll be back.

Absolutely loved getting a cleaning done here. Teresa and Dr. Cainsford were so kind and explained…read moreeverything really well to me and made the whole experience super comfortable. Rest of staff was so sweet and knowledgeable as well. Also, this is definitely the most well-decorated and organized office I've stepped foot in!

I was a patient of this dental office for eight years and would have given it a five star review…read moreuntil recently. I was in a period in my life where I did not have dental insurance so I was a cash pay patient. When I went in the last time, they insisted that I have x-rays and that if I didn't, they were not "running the business as they were taught ". So as it turns out, Dr. Peters wouldn't even clean my teeth! She talked to me like I was an errant child who was misbehaving. I have never experienced anything like this in my life. I reached out to the owner of the practice and she called me back and apologized for how things happened and even offered to do the x-rays for free. Although I greatly appreciate that, I have no desire to go back and have to see Dr. Peter's. So I advise if you go to this practice make sure you have health insurance or unlimited money because people who don't are not really welcome.

Gum grafts. I knew they were coming for me one way or another (thanks mom and dad). I got referred…read moreto Mike Williamson by my dentist and was initially apprehensive as he was out of network with my dental insurance, but went for a consult anyway. Dr. Williamson operates a very smooth-running practice. Every staff interaction I had (front desk, nurses, techs) was excellent and you can tell there's just good teamwork going on here. I made a special request for my surgical operation and was super grateful that Dr. Williamson was willing to accommodate it. He and Sarah had excellent bedside manner during my operation - it went quick and painless. The recovery was (somewhat predictably) miserable for the first week. I had a few questions about the discomfort I was experiencing and was so appreciative of the staff that went out of their way to proactively check in on me and get answers. They even reached out to Dr. Williamson about one issue on his day off which they didn't have to do. Just had my post-op today follow-up today, a couple weeks later, and everything is in great shape. Despite the challenges in recovery so grateful to have this out of the way and gums that are good to go (as Dr. Williamson put it) for life! Though the office will still bill insurance for you, I could have saved some money working with an in-network provider. However, I think this operation in particular benefits from Dr. Williamson's wealth of experience - my understanding is there's a lot of nuances in sourcing and shaping graft tissue. Some things are worth spending on!

Everyone at Dr. Williamson's office was friendly and professional. The office is clean and run…read moreextremely efficiently. Dr. Williamson is knowledgeable and has a very good bedside manner. I will recommend this practice to anyone in the Austin area who needs a periodontist.

A sudden spike of tooth sensitivity nagged me for three straight days, so I launched a thorough,…read moredata-driven search for Austin's most ethical, patient-first dentist. Dr. Neal Shah topped every shortlist--and now I understand why. His team slid me into a 7:30 a.m. appointment the very next morning, greeting me like a longtime friend rather than a newcomer. In the chair, Dr. Shah's upbeat energy and meticulous focus transformed my nerves into relief. He walked me through each step, laid out clear choices (no upsells, no pressure), and eased the sensitivity with a gentle, confident touch that made it obvious I was in expert hands. If you're after genuine care, transparent options, and a dentist who respects your time, comfort, and wallet, look no further than Dr. Shah and the Austin Dental Arts team. My research pointed me here--my own experience seals the deal.

Shout out to Dr. Shaw and his staff for getting me in so quickly to fix my chipped tooth! Looks…read moregreat . Greatly appreciated.

My dentist referred me to Dr.Amin for. Foot canal procedure. I was able to get an appointment the…read moresame day. I liked that I could fill out all the necessary paperwork online. It makes the visit less stressful. As soon as I checked in I had a couple of attestations to read and agree to on their mobile tablet. Within minutes I was taken to the back. Dr. Amin was very thorough with explaining what he was going to do. I did appreciate the choice of listening to music on Pandora or a show on Netflix while he worked on my tooth. The procedure went smoother than I imagined. If I ever need another root canal done I would schedule an appointment with Dr. Amin.

Why does the thought of a root canal feel like facing a firing squad? I arrived at Austin Center…read morefor Endodontics (ACE) with all the confidence of a flea. Sure, the endodontist had performed thousands of these procedures, but what if this was the one time something went wrong? What if they somehow snipped a nerve? They always say there's nothing to worry about, but isn't that exactly what people say right before disaster strikes and the train jumps off the tracks? Maybe it was just my pre-op jitters... The office staff made the check-in process easy from the start, sending my paperwork electronically so I could complete everything before my visit. When I arrived, Dr. Amin introduced himself and walked me through the procedure. For anyone fortunate enough to be unfamiliar with root canals, the treatment involves removing infected pulp from inside the tooth and filling the space with a rubber-like material to preserve the tooth. Then came the anesthetic injection with a metal syringe (didn't even know doctors were still were using these). Thankfully, they first applied a numbing gel before administering the shots. To be honest, it initially felt more like a swarm of mosquitoes staging a full-on attack on my mouth. Fortunately, within minutes everything was completely numb. The procedure itself was surprisingly smooth and uneventful. No unexpected complications, no nerves damaged, and no dramatic stories to tell. Afterward, however, half my face remained numb. When I tried to speak, the result sounded like someone attempting to communicate through a mouthful of marshmallows. Later in the evening, the numbness wore off and the discomfort arrived like an uninvited houseguest who somehow knew the "secret" location of your spare key. Fortunately, I was armed with pain medication, which provided almost immediate relief. The bottom line? I survived. The procedure was far less intimidating than I had imagined, and I'm looking forward to enjoying a pain-free mouth once everything has fully healed.