A few weeks back we came here for my son's first dentist visit and Dr. Delgado was absolutely…read moreterrific with him. I was really impressed with their practice, it seemed clean, organized, my son got a balloon, sticker, and despite "politely" declining the X-ray he overall enjoyed the visit and honestly asked to come back every week or so since. They left a great impression! The dental technician was Gladys and she was also really good with our son. I was expecting kicking, screaming, and in the end he enjoyed it so much he wanted to go back. Literally what else could you ask for in a pediatric dentist??

I can't say enough positive things about this business. The doctors are amazing, the staff…read moreexceptional and my kids are happy.

Houston Pediatric Dentistry has been our dental home for over a year now. As soon as we walk in my…read morechildren are playing in the big boat or enjoying a movie. Once passed back they have their teeth cleaned and get a dental check up. At our initial visit my 4 year old son had decay and was going to need sedation for his visit. I was very skeptical about the procedure but the Dr was very patient in explaining everything that was going to happen during his visit. For his treatment visit he was brought back alone ( I wasn't sure who was more nervous me or him) but I received text message updates during his visit and he did great! He came out with great prizes and He was excited to come back!!! He told me , he got to play with superheros, watched Finding Dory and it didn't hurt!! A few months ago my 3 year old needed to get treatment with sedation and I knew he was in the best hands. We had another great experience! And my 3 yr old is also excited to go back! Thank you Dr. Ibarra and all of Houston Pediatric Dentistry Team for making this such an amazing experience, not only for my little ones but for myself!!!!

I had a frustrating experience with this office while trying to schedule an appointment. The…read morepatient coordinator I spoke with was very rude and made me feel rushed throughout the entire conversation. Instead of taking the time to answer my questions, she seemed impatient and eager to get me off the phone as quickly as possible. As a parent calling a pediatric dental office, I expected a more understanding and supportive interaction, especially during a busy morning start-of-the-week time. Customer service is extremely important, and unfortunately, this interaction left a very poor first impression. Definitely not coming to this office.

I brought my son in for a routine cleaning and exam. He had the best time at the dental office!…read morePrior to our visit we received a booklet explaining what our first dental visit with the office would look like and he has not stopped talking about Dr. Grilli and his team since. They also have a general dentist for the parents and adults and I've already scheduled my first appointment.

I'm a very anxious person and find it hard to go to appointments, but I'm glad I went. Any anxiety…read moreI had beforehand was gone by the time I left. Staff is super friendly, gentle and calmed all my nerves. Even the usually dreadful cost conversation was made simple with the help of Jourdan. I will be coming again!

This is a great dentist office for all ages. They are friendly and welcoming to everyone. The staff…read moreis open and upfront with everyone.

We love this dentist! So thankful for a dentist who truly takes care of children :) our experience…read moreat the office is exceptional.

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.

My 4 year old had 8 cavities! I know, we brush her teeth every night after her chocolate milk. Dr…read more David was gentle and didn't make me feel bad as a mother. Instead he said kids just are susceptible or have weak teeth. She was in little pain afterwards but they gave us thorough instructions for aftercare. The dental assistants are incredible and so sweet.

My three daughters have been long time clients of Dr. Taylor. Very friendly, thorough and…read moreexpedient. Very friendly and caring staff. I highly recommend his pediatric dental service to anyone with kids.

I read reviews on yelp to find a good orthodontist. I came for a consultation (free). From the…read moremoment I walked in, everyone was very nice. Customer service here is definitely 100%. The tech that took me back took pictures of my teeth. She explained every step, gave me a tour, and made my first visit fee very in depth. I waited for a few minutes and I was greeted by Nicole. She is the coordinater that helps you with the financial aspect of your treatment. I was immediately greeted with a warm handshake from the doctor. His consultation was so in depth and not rushed at all. He answered every question I had, even the silly ones. I thought that traditional braces was going to be my only answer but he assured me that I can have the same treatment in the same amount of time with Invisalign for the same cost (they have a promotion right now). I'm 31 years old, sign me up for clear retainer braces! I never realized that it's so much more than just having straight teeth. He explained to me about my bite, the shape of my teeth, side effects that I have now that I didn't even know was because of my current structure. He went into detail how and why my teeth will shift and what to expect. For a free consultation this was so in depth and really blew me away. Nicole made it easy for payments. It's pretty up front. You make a down payment. The more you put down, the lower your payments. It's not rocket science like some of the previous reviews I read. It's very easy to see how many months it will take to pay off the amount. If you choose to pay it off early that's fine. She was willing to work with me if I needed help with payments but everything was fine. It's like having a bill due every month that's auto drafted and you pick the date. She was very nice and explained everything in details. Last step was getting my teeth scanned for the Invisalign to get my trays. Super easy. Fast. The tech even removed my old retainer on my bottom teeth that was permanent. She made sure I was in no pain since the water is cold. I simply had to raise my hand and she would stop and hold my tooth from the ache of the cold. That's an extra step that no hygentist has ever done. She told me that my trays will arrive in 4-6 weeks. I look forward to future visits here and a straight healthy smile. P.S. They have free drinks and ice cream in the waiting area which is so cool!

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.

Doctor Chang and yessenia helped me alot. doctor chang has…read morelove for his patients and Yessenia makes the atmosphere great~ I am super nervous person with hypertension and doctor chang monitored my blood pressure while extracting wisdom teeth. I was super calm when they were performing procedure and super happy about how much they care! thank you soooooooo much!!

This place is wonderful! The staffs and doctor are very friendly…read more I got my braces here. I really like it Highly recommend this place.

If i could leave 100 stars, I would. From the first phone call to every single interaction in the…read moreoffice, this was the best dentist office I've ever walked into. They made my 9 year old feel so comfortable for a tooth extraction, crown & spacer same day, actually same hour, when another dental office refused us an hour before our appointment. Im so appreciative of this entire staff and how they cared for my baby. Thank you all SO much. We won't go anywhere else.​

Overly impressed (didn't know that was possible). He was amazing! Went well beyond expectations. So…read moreglad I found him. Wasn't on my dental insurance site but was covered after all. Very kind staff. Everything explained. Clean office. Highly recommended!!!

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