As someone who has a lot of dental anxiety, the staff and atmosphere at the dental clinic feels…read morevery relaxing to me. The care is top notch and very informative my hygienist Crystal is so helpful and really keeps me informed on the health of my teeth. Love Dr F and Dr K as well! I've not met Dr Brawley yet but I know my husband thinks she's a great dentists!

I saw Dr. H at Brawley Dental for what I thought to be an infection or abscess. He examined my…read moretooth for about 2 minutes and said that is had lost a filling and that was causing all the pain. He said he did not have time to fill the cavity that day and I would have to wait a week to get it filled!! I got the filling which only took about 10 minutes, as they did not clean or check anything just put a filling in. Several day later was still in a lot of pain and went back to see him then he said I needed a root canal but they did not do that. I had to find another dentist that did this. Still in pain several days later I saw another dentist and they finally determined after a lot of drilling that I had a calcified canal and did not need the root canal. Lots of $$$$!! Then I had to see my Doctor and get penicillin for the infection and pain. Well I am VERY UNHAPPY with the care I received at Brawley Dental La Grange this poor attention to detail when filling my tooth. I was out over $300 with Brawley Dental Clinic to look at my tooth and fill it but not really check or fixing the problem which was an infection in addition to the missing filling, in addition all the money I was out for a root canal and crown that I did not need!!!! I AM WRITING THIS REVIEW NOT ONLY FOR THE POOR WORK BUT THE EXTREME COST THE BRAWLEY DENTAL CHARGES.

I have never in my 85 years had a more positive experience. Dr. Smith and all of his very friendly,…read moreefficient and accomplished team are the best in every way. I highly recommend them!

I could not love CS Family Dentistry any more or recommend it more highly. The staff is amazing,…read moreunderstanding, and there to help. General appointments have all been great but when it came to an emergency the entire office went into reuse mode and saved the day! Dr. Smith is fantastic and I will never go to another Dentist in Central Texas.

I'm surprised that I haven't written a review yet. I've been coming for about 2 years to Spring St…read more and I've always had a pleasant experience. I wanted to make a point to share about my last visit a couple days ago to illustrate just how great these people are. Monday night I broke a tooth eating dinner. We had expected that I might have a cracked tooth that was bothering me on occasion, but could never identify which tooth while in the dentist office. I Googled Spring St. to see what time they opened in the morning so that I could call and get an appointment. To my surprise, Google had an option to send the business a message AND it said that the business typically responds within an hour. So I thought, "let's try this" and sent a message. Shortly thereafter I got a message from Dr. Romney saying they would call me in the morning to set up an appointment. They opened at 7am Tuesday morning. I noticed on the clock it was 7am and before I had a chance to give them a call, they called me. :) They were able to get me in a 1:30pm that day. Mona is my favorite. She always has a smile on her face which is so nice to see when you walk in the door. Dr. Lassen was able to save my broken tooth and put a crown on it that same day. I was so grateful to the whole team for taking care of and so quickly. I highly recommend Spring St. to whoever is willing to listen.

I had to get a root canal removed because these dumbasses can't seem to do their work right don't…read morerecommend this company nor will I ever come back and OVERPRICED LIKE A MF! My experience with this location is horrible highly recommend any other dentist this place is just ass.

I had many horrible Experiences as a kid at our family…read moredentist. Takes a lot to get me numb for procedures but he never believed I could feel the drill and the pain. When I became an adult I had finally found a dentist in California that was great. After moving to Texas, we found Dr Smith and been going to her for 16 years. Nicest and most compassionate and accommodating dentist ever.

Hygeinist is good, efficient, very comfortable energy and proficient beyond all my dentistry…read moreexperiences in 72 years. I have VERRRY sensitive teeth and this is one place where the water used is not ice cold; which, for me, is torture. Doc comes in and does a thorough check after cleaning and finds all "looking really good" which is always a relief to my ears. Lots of negative experience in the past with tons of dental work. Yes. I give this clinic highest rating. Grateful I found them.

My family has been going to Dr. Watson for years, we love him and his staff. Very professional and…read morepleasant atmosphere. I will never go to another dentist here.

We had the BEST experience at Heart of Texas Oral Surgery/Bastrop Oral Surgery. We had seen Dr…read more Alford for a previous issue a couple of years ago, and he was honest with me and super knowledgeable. Last week Dr. Thaker removed my 14 year old's wisdom teeth. He answered all of my questions, and his confidence left me with zero worries about leaving my daughter in his care. Every single person in the office made us feel welcome, heard and cared for. Everything was explained in detail up front as well. On the day of surgery, my daughter expressed anxiety about anesthesia, and our nurse Taylor was exceptionally kind and walked her through each step. After the procedure, my daughter only wanted Taylor to comfort her, which says a great deal about her bedside manner. Despite being busy, she took the extra time to comfort and take care of my girl. We are a lifelong customer and will be back for anything our family needs in terms of oral and facial surgery. Thank y'all for everything.

Although it took about an hour to get in to see the oral surgeon for a consultation about removing…read moreone of my mom's decayed tooth, it was WORTH THE WAIT. First of all, the receptionist (Rebecca) was very kind, and the young woman named Taylor was the assistant to the surgeon and sat and asked so many good questions about my mom's medications (my mom is 87 and on a lot of them!) She was easy going and calmed my mom, who can get very anxious in new places. When Dr. Christopher Cason came into the exam room, he couldn't have been more present, considerate, and informative. Plus, he has a British accent and big, brown eyes and seemed very caring, if it's okay to say that about him :) Anyway, after discussing that my mom wouldn't be able to have general anesthesia -- due to the fact she is on blood thinners and takes prolia shots and it could cause severe problems -- I asked the doctor if she NEEDED to have her rear tooth removed as she wasn't having any difficulties nor pain because of it. Dr. Cason said it was NOT necessary, and if, in the future, it became a problem, we could always set up another time for surgery etc. I could see the relief on my mom's face when it was decided we would bypass this surgery. One more thing you should know: they do not accept Medicare at this business, so it saved my mom a lot of money because I don't know what it would have cost, but probably several thousand dollars. In summation, I would definitely return to this oral surgery place because these folks gained my TRUST AND RESPECT! Thank you Taylor, Rebecca and Dr. Cason!

If I could select zero star, I would. It takes ALOT for me to get to the point of writing a bad…read morereview. I scheduled an appointment over a month ago, and the pain in my mouth has exponentially increased. I arrived at my scheduled time; I had already completed all pre-appointment paperwork. They asked for me for my insurance card, I immediately began to search for it on my portal. The Wi-Fi I "borrowed" was slow; (she wouldn't give me theirs) it was taking a little bit. I asked if I could be processed/allowed back as private pay, (I was in pain and had waited a month) giving me more time to continue to upload while in the dentist chair. They said I would have to pay then, and no refund would be considered once insurance verified. They had to prove insurance before they could allow me back. I showed them the phone with my active id card download buffering. I was then told it had taken too long, and I would need to reschedule for an appointment over a week later. When advancing this with the "office manager" she proceeded to tell me I knew about the appointment, and knew I would have to have it, and I should have called them ahead of time to make sure they had what they needed from me. They allegedly called me yesterday and today and left a VM, (no evidence on call log/VM) I asked again if they would please reconsider and allow me to see the dentist and get the card, or I would self-pay without question. She informed me, " she would not go back and forth with me". Ok good. I took my business down to Aspen Dental, where I was treated with some dignity and respect, they allowed me to show my digital card and saw me within an hour. I wouldn't take my dog/cat here if they were on their last leg. The animals would die in their lobby while finding the insurance card.

If you are receiving bills from this office, be aware that Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code §…read more16.004(a)(3) states that the statute of limitations for debt collection, including medical bills, is four years. From my understanding, a provider may still send a bill and request payment, but they cannot sue to collect the debt if the four-year period has passed. That's what I'm learning so far, I could be wrong. I want to share my experience so others can be informed. When I spoke with the manager, she told me that "dental" is not "medical," which I found surprising. She also provided statements--not itemized bills--showing changes over time as my insurance continued making payments, even though I asked for proof of prior billing or contact. I was trying to understand why I wasn't notified sooner, as timely coding adjustments, FSA, or other insurance remedies could have been available. She insisted they had sent bills, yet the documents she provided were statements that reflected ongoing insurance payments. This left me confused, especially when she attributed the billing process to a third party--something that doesn't change my concerns as a patient. Additionally, she emailed screenshots of my account, which helped me see what had been happening. I now plan to review everything carefully to determine what is owed and whether it was appropriate for them to reach out in 2025, long after I lost access to the insurance benefits that could have been used in 2020 to address any issues. just as an fyi: 1 - complaints with the Texas Attorney General (https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/consumer-protection) and the CFPB (https://www.consumerfinance.gov/). 2 - if the statute of limitations applies, then for collections, you can dispute it with the credit bureaus, citing the expired statute of limitations. I'm not sure that's the case with mine, but I know I didn't receive accurate information on the calls I had today, so I'll need to do my own research.

Dr. Kubiak is the best dentist I have ever had. He is very friendly and had a friendly staff too!read more

Great dentist! Beautiful office! I've been coming here for about eight years, and trust this…read moredentist.