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Charles Cline, DDS

4.6 (9 reviews)
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Cavity treatment

Dental exams

Teeth cleaning

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Tooth filling replacement or repair

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Great office staff, minimal to no waiting time. Dr. Cline is super nice and the office is always very clean!

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Miller Dentistry

5.0(9 reviews)
3.8 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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New Teeth Dental Solutions - League City

4.8(21 reviews)
0.3 mi

Always a positive experience at this dental office. I appreciate how professional, kind, and…read morewelcoming the staff is each time. You can tell that they actually have compassion and are not showing up just for the sake of having a job. My concerns have always been addressed properly and I'm always handled with care. I will continue to recommend New Teeth Dental to all of my family and friends.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting New Teeth Dental, and I can confidently say that my…read moreexperience exceeded all expectations! From the moment I walked through the door, I was greeted by my first name and a warm and welcoming atmosphere, which set the tone for the entire visit. First and foremost, the staff at New Teeth Dental are nothing short of amazing. They are all bubbly, friendly and easily approachable for questions and concerns. Each team member I interacted with was incredibly friendly and professional. The receptionist welcomed me with a genuine smile and made the check-in process smooth and efficient. At New Teeth I never feel like just another patient; I feel valued and cared for right from the start.Just by sitting in the lobby you will notice how attentive the staff are to their patients. They take the time to answer questions, explain procedures, and ensure everyone feels comfortable. It is clear that patient care is a top priority there. When it was time for my consultation, Dr. Kalli Hale, instantly put me at ease with her warm demeanor and approachable attitude. She took the time to listen to my concerns and thoroughly explained the treatment options available to me. Dr. Hale's expertise was evident, but what impressed me most was her ability to communicate complex dental concepts in a way that was easy to understand. I never felt rushed or pressured; instead, I felt empowered to make informed decisions about my dental health. When I had questions, she answered them respectfully and proficiently.The dental hygienist, Huy, was equally impressive. He was not only highly skilled but also incredibly friendly, which made the cleaning process as comfortable as possible. He explained each step, ensuring I felt relaxed throughout. There was never a moment in my entire visit where I felt as if I was confused or anxious about what was happening. It's clear that the team at New Teeth Dental values patient comfort, and it made a world of difference. After my treatment, the staff provided detailed aftercare instructions and scheduled my follow-up appointments seamlessly. They made sure I had all the information I needed, and I left feeling confident about my dental health moving forward. It is a unique experience to leave a Dental office in better spirits than when you arrived, but at New Teeth it is the norm. Overall, my experience at New Teeth Dental was outstanding. The combination of a friendly, capable staff and a commitment to patient-centered care creates an environment that is both welcoming and professional. If you're looking for a dental practice that truly cares about its patients and delivers exceptional service, look no further than New Teeth Dental. I can't recommend them highly enough! I am confident that you will receive the best care possible here. Thank you, New Teeth Dental, for always going above and beyond to make my visit a positive one! The high standard you are setting for small business in our community is seen and appreciated.

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Gary L Geaccone, DDS

Gary L Geaccone, DDS

3.8(23 reviews)
1.4 mi

In my dental history I have never had a cavity, until I met Dr Geaccone. On my first visit, he…read moreidentified 3 even though I did not have any pain or issues. After being filled, I then gained sensitivity and pain in one tooth. Upon my second visit, to my surprise, ANOTHER 3 teeth that he found potential for cavities!!! I asked for my records and walked out after that. I now go to League City family dentistry and love them! And to my shock, no cavities lol.

A very bad service from this dentist, I passed my first opinion with a good score because only 1…read moreday had passed of the crown implant and the filling of a molar, but as the month passed, I did not feel comfortable with my crown. They put an implant not molded to my mouth this much big, in fact the implant protrudes and now does not fit with the beautiful orthodontics that I had done years before (better that it is a molar and not a front tooth) With my crown experience (I've already had three) I can talk about the bad job, 1. Very busy doing his job, 2. I take out a mold that was supposed to be to make a crown according to my mouth and my molar but it did it for nothing, because it is a molar that came in a predetermined standard that looks totally false despite being with a good material (I think it is a good material, although with this experience I doubt it) 3. He put an aluminum crown on me so that the space that already existed would not be lost. I thought the idea was good, but in my experience, it only takes a week to make the crown, not a whole month. I told myself that maybe they had a lot of clients and they were busy. 4. He gave me a filling because I had cavities. 5. The following month I was very happy to go to the dentist to put the crown on, the dentist did not take long, he put the crown on me and told me "That's it" 6. I asked him if he could clean my teeth, because I had already paid for it the previous month and I didn't have more time to work since I had another appointment at that time, he did it very quickly, I really did not feel that he did a good job. 7. He didn't hand me a mirror to see the work, he just sent me out of his office! I thought I had to get used to the crown but 3 months later I can't, that means it did a lousy job, the crown that put the base on me is small but the rest of the molar is thick which makes the food get in between the teeth (and we all know that it is a big problem that causes a lot more cavities to occur). And to complete my beautiful experience (sarcasm) I dropped the filling that was supposed to last me at least 1 year and now I have a huge hole in the molar that is next to my crown. I will definitely change my dentist, I feel sorry for the women he works with because they are very kind.

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