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    Miller Dentistry

    Miller Dentistry

    5.0(9 reviews)
    6.0 mi

    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

    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.

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    Space City Orthodontics - Houston Clear Lake

    Space City Orthodontics - Houston Clear Lake

    3.2(51 reviews)
    0.2 miClear Lake

    They have the younger crowd of patients you would expect but I got my braces in my mid 50's. The…read moredoctor and staff treated me well and I am very happy with the results.

    I sure hope you started reading the lowest rated reviews on here first. Please avoid this place at…read moreall costs. The intake staff are very sweet and really know how to reel you in. They try to get everyone to do Invisalign but if you're going that route you may as well go to a pop up or online company for that because you get the same product and service. My child kept losing his aligners so we switched to traditional braces and they were very accommodating with my request. We had more trouble with the braces than I've ever experienced. He was the first patient to do this new type of procedure where they take a mold of his teeth, make the braces according to the mold, and then apply them using a mold so it's quick and easy. It was anything but that. There was even a sales rep there overseeing the process and so many employees kept coming over to take a look and a couple of different techs had to glove up to get the job done. After it was finished he had brackets pop off the same day and other times the next couple of months. Then this happened... It proved to be the biggest mistake of my life and I feel so bad for my kid. His regular dentist and a periodontist both said he needed a gum graft from the braces moving his bottom teeth so much that the roots were exposed. He had to undergo surgery using cadaver tissue to repair the missing gums and 4 months later it's proven to be a waste since the teeth have moved so much. He will need another graft soon. He also started treatment in September 2022 with no gap in his front teeth and he now has a 3/8" gap!!!!! I tried ceasing treatment in September 2023 but was talked out of it. I called two days ago asking to have them removed and they couldn't schedule us until January 24, two months from now. I took him in the same day because we needed the teeth to stop moving and they told me they couldn't remove them. I told them that was fine but at least remove the wires so the teeth stop moving. It took about 30 minutes for them to finally agree to do what I asked. They tried talking me out of it again and had to confer with the intake person that it was ok to do it. Then they had to "advise" me that the teeth may go back to their original position. I said that would be amazing because I never had to deal with exposed roots! Also, the intake/sales person tried to tell me that gum tissue regenerates on the teeth that move. That's not true. I was supposed to receive a call today too to settle and schedule the bracket removal but that didn't happen. I referred two of my colleagues there and they also had numerous problems and ceased treatment. If there's anything you take away from these reviews I hope it's to choose a legit orthodontist and avoid these quick service providers.

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    Dan Hoang, DDS & Associates

    Dan Hoang, DDS & Associates

    4.2(30 reviews)
    0.1 miClear Lake

    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

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