I have nothing but fantastic things to say about Dr. Nelson and the office. I called for a quote…read morebeginning of April for a root canal and easily received all of the information needed for my procedure done late April. Dr. Nelson is personable and explains everything to you in depth as to help you understand what he will be doing to the tooth and the overall health of your mouth. The office staff was kind, and outlined the treatment plan and payment. They emailed my dentist the X-rays taken here and made it simple to transmit the information. He also didn't need to take an X-ray that was quoted so I saved some money there. He contacted me a few days after the procedure to see how I was doing. I don't know any endodontist who would do this. Very thankful for finding this practice.

I greatly appreciate Dr. Nelson and his assistant for making my two root canal procedures…read moresurprisingly comfortable with minimal discomfort. Dr. Nelson is efficient and gentle. He is thorough, taking time to find some "hidden" canals on one of my teeth. His assistant was a soothing presence when it came to administering the lidocaine. I didn't have to wait long for my appointment. I highly recommend Dr. Nelson and staff.

Everything went as promised. I believe entire process was about 90 minutes…read more It was explained in a professional and easy to understand manner. Was made to feel as comfortable as possible. Entire staff is super friendly and helpful. If you need a root canal this is the place!

Let's be honest, getting a root canal usually ranks near the bottom of anyone's list of fun and…read moreexciting life adventures. That said, I just had my second one performed by Dr. Bradford, and both procedures were smooth, with minimal discomfort and absolutely no pain. Dr. Bradford is professional, thoughtful, and exceptionally skilled at what he does. Hopefully, I won't ever need to see him again (lol), but if I ever do require additional endodontic work, he'll be my first call.

Update: I was contacted after posting a negative review (sad that that's sometimes the quickest way…read moreto get a business's attention). I was told that a check was mailed to me last week, so i am updating the # of stars to more closely reflect my satisfaction with the dental work done. I still don't understand how an overpayment from a claim submitted in January takes until the end of April to be mailed (and why I had to pay more in March despite the credit from the first claim), but it is what it is at this point.

Dr. Mcnary was absolutely amazing. I was scared and my anxiety was through the roof. I did not want…read moreto go through this process again since my first RCT was painful with another provider; but Dr. Mcnary and her assistant worked quickly and helped keep me calm. While working on my tooth she would periodically check on me to make sure I was good. I did not feel a thing she numbed me up so good the first try. She even checked on me a few days after my appt to make sure I was ok! What provider really does that. AMAZING. The front desk staff was also great. If I ever have to have work done again I am booking with her automatically.

Two days after procedure and everything is fine. Good work by Dr Monts and Dalia. Thanksread more

I was referred here for a examination of a tooth that possibly needed a root canal. I was told they…read morewould do a scan that was more detailed than a dentist or orthodontist. Then they would do an exam on the tooth to see if it was viable. The staff wasn't very welcoming. Now the assistant that took me back and did my xray was so sweet. The endodontist never examined the tooth in question.. just came in with one xray pic and said yup you need a root canal. It will be X amount of dollars. $100 deposit to get scheduled. Now I did op to do the cancer screen which I was told insurance did not cover. Total I paid $345. Now.. what made me upset is my insurance was charged for a pulp vitality test. Which he never did, then when I checked my insurance claim. The cancer screen in fact was covered not all of it but the majority of it. When I called to asked why my insurance was charged for something they didn't do. They told me I would receive. Check in the mail and hung up on me. I ended up having to get a second opinion. Which cost me $700 for both consultations. I ended up going to Martin Nelson in Pflugerville on a.w grimes and I would highly recommend DR.S she's witty , and went over all the X-rays and did a pull vitality test which consisted of air, bite and i think she poked around the gums. I'm not sure on the third one but I know it's was something similar to that. I in fact had a dead tooth. She knew I was very nervous I don't do well in dentist office. But she made me feel at ease and made me Giggle during a time I wanted to Cry. Def do your research and keep in mind not all referrals are good referrals

I've been going here since the reopening after Covid. Dr. Cua has been my dentist ever since. She…read moreis amazing and her demeanor helps relieve anxiety. The staff, Beno and Christine have been here awhile. Taking xrays and expertly cleaning your teeth so you have that million dollar smile. There are several others on the staff and they have all been so wonderful to me and others too from the smiles I see as people are coming and going. If you don't have a regular dentist or dental hygienist, I highly encourage you to come to Perch and see Dr. Cua for a thorough exam and her Dental Tech/Hygentist Christine for the cleaning that will leave your mouth feeling incredible!!!

I've been in Texas for almost a year and I need to find a dentist. A visit to the dentist is…read moreusually never a pleasurable experience. But I found Perch Dentistry to be quite different. First of all talk about "Hi Tech"...WOW! 360 degree facial scanners, digital cameras that fit inside your mouth and digital X-rays. You are able to view your photos from your chair. Even watch your skeletal facial image rotate on the screen in front of you. Sit and enjoy Netflix on the wall and the ceiling during your treatment with noise canceling headphones. The staff is is extremely considerate, always checking up on you. You'll never feel like you're forgotten. Next day, I get a curtesy call checking up on me. Think I've found my next dentist.

This is the last place we want to go (for a root canal) right!? But I just have to say how much I…read morelove Dr Deepika Ganne! Having some sensitivity and she got right to the "root of the issue" but yet isn't aggressive with treatment plan...giving it a couple wks to see if things settle down. I'm sure I will be back and in good hands! (She did one about 15yrs ago for me).

Raise your hand if you like root canal procedures. I thought so…read more If you do find yourself needing a root canal Austin Endo is the practice to go to. My early morning appointments (2) were on time and the staff was very welcoming and professional. Being able to access and complete all the medical forms online before my Appt was a big plus. This was a tricky procedure as they had to drill through an exiting cap. Doctor Doughty explained the process and the risk of the cap breaking. It did not, thankfully. I was kept comfortably numb throughout the procedures and to be honest, the only pain was the minor pinch of the novocaine needles. I expected to experience some discomfort today (2nd Appt) but after the novocaine wore off there was zero discomfort. An easy 5-star review!

Hats off to Dr. Ding - the BEST BEST BEST oral surgeon IN THE WORLD! I was referred to Dr. Ding by…read moremy family dentist - Dr. Sura at Reveal Dental next door when I needed to remove 4 wisdom teeth and the other 4 regular teeth for my orthodontics treatment. If you go to Dr. Ding, I can 1 million percent guarantee you that you're in great hands and will have an awesome and painless experience. I came from Vietnam and had really bad and painful experience (even from cavity filling) with dentists there which has traumatized me until today. I came to Dr. Ding in Oct 2018 for a consultation when I knew that there might be a potential of removing 4 wisdom teeth. Dr. Ding's staff took my x-ray, and Dr. Ding explained everything very thoroughly. He dropped me a bomb (which I knew he would) that I had to let those 4 wisdom teeth go because they were impacted. My top ones came out in an angle leaning on my big molars. My bottom ones only peaked out of my gum for a little and they were sideway. He checked my nerves on the x-ray and said there was nothing to worry about since my nerves stayed low. One thing that gave me chills was that he would need to cut my gum open to remove the impacted bottom wisdom teeth because of the way they grew. That part freaked me out. I've never had anything cut open my whole life, and now I would have to do it in my mouth? I postponed the decision for a few months until my orthodontist told me that I really needed to let them go AS WELL AS additional 4 more to make sure for my teeth to straighten out. In mid May 2019 I was brave enough to come to Dr. Ding again and told him I was ready for the procedure and needed him to pull 4 more. He went through everything clearly and thoroughly with me again. I would be put to sleep through IV during the procedure, just so I could have the best and painless experience. He also warned me ahead of time that I would hate him for 2-3 days because my bottom wisdom teeth would be a bit difficult to take out, so I would expect to be sore a bit more. My appointment was at 7:30am and I was taken in right at 7:30am. The assistant got my blood pressure, put wires and stickers on my body to measure my breathing during my sleep. Dr. Ding waited no time to come in. He's also an expert in injecting IV. I just followed his instruction on how to release or hold my hand, and everything was in without me feeling a needle poking my skin. I was then immediately assisted with an oxygen mask. Dr. Ding then said something and before he finished his one sentence, I was knocked out around 7:40am. Then I heard people talking and tools being put away. An assistant asked if I was awake and the procedure was successfully done. I looked at the clock and it was 8:10am - it only took Dr. Ding 30 minutes or less to pull 8 teeth in one seating. Is he a superman?! I was then moved to the recovery room, still in and out of the other world. Dr. Ding went over my medicine with my husband, what I should and shouldn't do, and all that good stuff. I left the office 30 minutes later. Recovery: Painless and too good to be expected. Dr. Ding called me that afternoon to check I was doing, how the bleeding was, and how I felt. It was very nice thoughtful of him to do so. I already expected to be sore and uncomfortable for 2-3 days as he warned me, but I was not sore at all. My cheeks did not even swell, I didn't get to look like a chipmunk. People couldn't tell that I got the procedure done from just looking at me or talking to me. I stayed on the prescribed Ibuprofen and only took the strong pain killers on the day of the procedure just to calm it down after the anesthesia wore off. Other than that, I still have a full bottle of the strong pain killers. The most important thing is to follow his instructions very carefully and everything will be just fine. Post-op follow-up: One week after the procedure, I came back to visit Dr. Ding again to make sure I was healing properly, and I was. Dr. Ding was always available to answer any question/concern and see me if something was bothering me. The recovery process really shows how skilled/talent Dr. Ding is. Even with those complicated teeth, he pulled it off as if nothing happened, and I was so impressed. Pricing: I see reviews saying that it's pricey here. As a very happy patient, I'm confident to tell you that you get what you pay for. When it comes to your health, you can't put a price on it. I strongly recommend you to go with Dr. Ding for any oral or maxillofacial needs. I'm not saying he's expensive or cheap because I didn't compare prices anywhere. I 100% trust my dentist's referrals. Based on what I paid (both insurance coverage and my own out-of-pocket), the service I received and my recovery experience, it's absolutely worth every penny and I think it's very reasonable. THANK YOU THANK YOU Dr. Ding and the entire staff at Austin Oral Surgery in Cedar Park. I truly appreciate the care and the service you provided me.

Very knowledgeable and highly recommend! Spends time understanding patient's medical issues prior…read moreto meeting and then thoroughly going through recommendations.

STOP. READ THIS BEFORE BOOKING AN APPOINTMENT…read more TL;DR: Incompetent billing department turned a common $250 out-of-pocket procedure into a $1,000+ financial headache. They will lie to get you off the phone, then ghost you completely. Zero accountability or care for supporting patients financially through proper claim filing, even when you handle-hold them to what needs to be submitted to insurance. I'm writing this review to warn others about the incompetence I've experienced with this dental office's insurance handling. What should have been a straightforward scaling and root planing procedure in January 2025 has turned into a year-long ordeal that's now costing me an additional $800 out of pocket; money I shouldn't owe if they had done their job correctly or followed up when I did their work for them. The Timeline of Incompetence: January 2025: I had scaling and root planing done. Paid $248 out of pocket at the time of service. The office led me to believe this would be pre-authorized with my insurance. It wasn't. July 2025: My claim was denied by BCBS Dental due to insufficient documentation/justification from the dental office. Then the resubmission was also denied. According to BCBS, the office apparently just copy-pasted some generic justification on the resubmission without providing the actual clinical details required. I was not notified of either denial by the dental office. Here's what makes this inexcusable: This is a common procedure. The office literally wrote a blog post about it (https://www.leanderdental.com/blog/deep-cleaning/) and emailed their entire patient list promoting it in the middle of last year. I've even had this exact procedure done successfully with a previous dentist who had zero issues getting insurance to cover it. Yet somehow, this office couldn't figure out how to document it properly? The worst part? They never told me about any of this or my increased financial responsibility. August 2025: I only discovered the problem when I started receiving monthly statements for $791.86. When I called, Christina in the front office claimed they were "waiting on a decision for the resubmitted claim." So I called BCBS myself and learned the claim had already been denied a month earlier. I had to do their job for them. BCBS gave me detailed guidance on exactly what documentation was needed: pocket depths, bone loss measurements, crestal bone level greater than 2 mm apical to the CEJ, radiographic evidence, etc. I called the office back within an hour with these specific instructions. Christina assured me they would coordinate with my hygienist and resubmit with the proper clinical details. I was advised to ignore the statements for the time, as the claim would be re-submitted with greater supporting narrative / details. That never happened. The Final Insult: January 2026: Over ONE YEAR after my procedure, Zarika from the office finally called about my outstanding $700+ balance. She informed me they had resubmitted "as a courtesy" the one time and would not be submitting again. This directly contradicted Christina's promise. I explained the entire situation and referenced my previous conversation. Zarika said Christina would call me back within an hour. I never heard from them. I followed up with an email to the office, but never heard back by email either. The office will make promises to defuse an uncomfortable phone call, but won't do the work to actually follow up on the patient's requests/needs. They don't seem to care that a $250 out-of-pocket procedure becomes over $1000 out-of-pocket, despite the patient explaining to the billing department EXACTLY how to avoid that, per insurance. What This Means: Either this dentist performed dental work that wasn't medically necessary (unlikely), or - more probably - the front office/billing department is either too lazy or too inexperienced to file insurance claims correctly. This office failed at every single step: * No pre-authorization despite implying there would be for an expensive procedure * No proactive communication when the claim was denied (twice) * No proper follow-up / claim resubmission even when I communicated to them the exact documentation requirements * Conflicting information between staff members * Broken promises about callbacks * Zero accountability I'm now stuck with an $800 bill because they couldn't be bothered to document a routine procedure properly, communicate honestly about my claim status, or follow through on their promises. Thankfully, I proactively cancelled my other appointments with the office for ongoing dental procedures, pending a successful resolution to this issue, which didn't happen. So I saved myself additional headaches and high out-of-pocket costs. Find a dental office that actually knows how to handle insurance claims professionally and treats their patients with basic respect. If you've made it this far: Please give a Thanks reaction if you've had a similar experience.

I recently visited this office for a routine cleaning, which itself was fine, but the experience…read morethat followed left a much stronger impression--and not in a good way. After the exam, I was informed that I needed several cavities addressed. That part wasn't surprising. What was surprising was the financial process that followed. The conversation felt less like a healthcare discussion and more like sitting across from a finance manager at a car dealership--focused heavily on cost breakdowns and payment structure rather than care. The most concerning part: I was told I needed to pay a $100 deposit just to schedule the procedure. While I understand deposits in certain contexts, this felt out of place in a healthcare setting. Patients are already committing to treatment and cost--adding a pay-to-book requirement creates an unnecessary barrier and, frankly, erodes trust. Yes, the deposit is applied toward the final bill, but that doesn't change the principle. Patients shouldn't feel like they're paying for access to care. Healthcare--especially dentistry--relies on trust, transparency, and patient-first thinking. This experience leaned too far in the direction of financial policy over patient care. If you're exploring dental providers, I'd encourage you to ask upfront about payment practices and find an office whose approach aligns with your expectations. There are plenty of great providers out there who prioritize patient experience alongside clinical care. Unfortunately, this wasn't one of them.

My crown fell off on a Sunday and I couldn't reach my Dentist via their emergency number which…read morewasn't set up so I found this place and was able to get in under two hours from the call and get it fixed. They accepted MetLife insurance, and it wasn't expensive. The office staff is friendly and helpful. They were clear on the cost of the options, so there were no surprises.

Great place that is OPEN ON THE WEEKENDS, had a wrench hit me in the face at work that broke a…read moretooth. The staff is very knowledgeable and actually care about you and listen to your concerns. Very clean and modern facility. Highly recommend Circle 32 especially if you have emergencies on the weekend.