Dr. Leland is amazing, couldn't even feel to IV needle, best I've ever had. The staff were also…read morevery attentive and it was a painless process.

Dr Leland and all his staff were very caring and made the experience as comfortable as possible.read more

I recently had a tooth extracted and then had an implant inserted in my jaw. I was extremely…read morenervous during the extraction, but Dr Cain put me at ease and told me exactly what to expect. And when he said the implant wouldn't hurt, he was right! I would recommend his office without reservation-- he is a great, caring oral surgeon and his office staff was just as professional and caring.

Over a two hour wait just to be seen for a consultation! Office staff is unorganized…read more Very disappointing.

I had an emergency appointment. Dr. Crain was able to get me in on Monday morning. His whole Staff…read morewas super helpful. My wife got sick in the waiting room and they moved her to the recovery area and took great care of her while I had my surgery. Dr Cain was quick and efficient, explaining as he performed the procedure. One of the best experiences I have ever had at a dentist office.

I have seen Dr. Cain for Botox to relieve my TMJ. My son recently saw Dr. Cain to have his wisdom…read moreteeth removed. We go to had a great experience. The office seems good about not having you wait a long time in the waiting room. Dr. Cain is very personable and professional. He goes through all questions and takes his time to make sure you feel educated and at ease about your treatment. Our 18 year son even mentioned to us that Dr. Cain has a great personality. The assistants are very kind and friendly. The office is immaculate and very inviting. No one really enjoys dental treatment but if you have to have your wisdom teeth removed or any other oral surgery procedures I would highly recommend Dr. Cain with Austin Oral Surgery!

Awesome and friendly staff from the time I walked in! Dr. Schafer is very professional and would…read morerecommend him to anyone. Set my appointment and got a tooth extracted that day. Fast and easy.

I had a tooth that needed to be extracted and Dr. Schafer & his team were amazing! I had been…read moretraumatized previously from a dentist and everyone was so kind, understanding and patient with me throughout the entire procedure. I couldn't have asked for a more compassionate team. They have even followed up with me several times since then. Overall just a wonderful experience!!!

These people are so friendly and professional at the same time. Nice, clean office. They take the…read moretime to explain everything to you from procedures to billing.

I cannot recommend this dentist enough. All of the staff is professional but very personable, too…read more Dr. Duncan and Maria have been working with me on the fit of my denture. They have been very patient and accommodating of my concerns. This is definitely a first class practice with great people.

The office is incredibly unorganized and unresponsive. Highly recommend going elsewhere, this place…read moreis too frustrating to deal with and is completely a waste of time.

The dentist herself was great -- that is not the issue. This review is a warning to anyone…read moreconsidering this office: document everything and track your time. Nearly two years after a tooth extraction, I received a text message that looked like a scam. I almost deleted it. After doing a reverse number search, I confirmed it came from San Gabriel Oral Surgery. When I called the office, I was told I had an unpaid balance of $957.00 for three 15-minute sedation charges at mixed rates -- supposedly not covered by my insurance. The extraction itself had already been paid for. I was told, "Insurance companies don't like to pay for single-tooth extractions." I immediately called BS and asked for an itemized statement. At first I got an "ummm." After asking again, I was told they would email it to me. I also asked why I was being contacted almost two years later. I was told their previous billing/accounting company "dropped the ball" and they're now using a new one. When I received the statement, it only showed the tooth extraction -- no sedation charges. I then contacted my insurance company and spoke with two different representatives, including someone in the dental department. Both confirmed the issue: the office failed to submit the required doctor's notes explaining why sedation was necessary. They told me the office could resubmit the claim. I emailed the office explaining this. After multiple back-and-forth messages, instead of rebilling insurance, they offered to discount my bill by 10%. I repeatedly asked whether they had contacted my insurance company to rebill the claim. They avoided the question. At that point, I told them I would not pay anything until I received a written denial from my insurance company, because I no longer trust the office's billing practices. I also informed them that Texas state law requires medical providers to bill within specific time limits, and attempting to collect nearly two years later is unacceptable. I even offered to split the cost, despite this being entirely their billing failure. That offer was ignored. Instead of holding their billing company accountable, they chose to pressure the patient. Bottom line: Keep detailed records. Time how long you're sedated. Get everything in writing. Because one or two years later, you may receive a surprise bill with the explanation: "We dropped the ball -- now you owe us." This feels deceptive, and patients deserve better.

Dr Dabney messed up my wife's filling, leading to it having to get a crown a few years later. He…read morealso messed up my daughter's root canal, which meant she had to have a 2nd root canal (by an endodontist) to fix it right.

I can relate to having a service done twice, my experience with Dr. Dabney was pulling all my top…read moreteeth, which 3 broke off and I went to him to take out and he left 2 teeth (6 roots) in. I had to go to an oral surgeron and pay $500 more to get them out and the dentures didn't fit either, so having to have those redone also. He is very rough in his work and I had a lot of pain thinking I got through and just to find out I still had the roots in there. The worst and most painful dentist experience I ever had in my life.

I'm really happy and satisfied with Doctor Robinson's work, he is a very experienced and a gentle…read moreman, I recommended him 100 %.

Dr. Robinson is simply excellent. You can not ask for more from a dentist. He is very dedicated…read morewith his work and has great patience. His prices are very reasonable.

Extremely Disappointed -- Avoid This Dentist…read more Dr. Dustin Adamek performed a crown restoration on tooth #19, which led to a crack inside the tooth, infection, and the need for a full implant. I had to have the crown he put in extracted, and now I need an implant. During the numbing injections, he talked to and looked at his assistant instead of focusing on the procedure, and he seemed distracted throughout. He also complained about my previous crown work in front of me to his assistant, which was unprofessional and inappropriate. When complications arose shortly after, Dr. Adamek would not speak to me directly or take any responsibility for a failed crown -- all within three months of the procedure. I've never had a tooth infection in 58 years -- until now. The office staff was kind and professional, but the care I received caused lasting harm. I do not recommend this dentist. Photo is of infection I got in my gum.

I've had three procedures with these folks and they are the best I've experienced in 75 years. They…read moreare exceptionally nice and professional. Give them a try. You will be glad you did.

One big issue I have with Wolf Ranch Dental is that they push HARD to get a deep cleaning done…read more When they came in ( not dentist) and checked my gums with the tool they use, she poked hard and made my gums bleed. My gums don't bleed when I brush them and rarely bleed when I floss. Since I was 18 I've been told I have deep pockets and every dentists over the last 30 plus years tell me the same thing. I even told them that and it was a continued push from the dentists to the checkout person all pushing that I need to get the deep cleaning done. Wolf Ranch excels at installing crowns in the same day that you need one. They make them in house and love that you don't have to get a temporary crown and come back later to get the permanent one put in. Find a practice that will listen to you and realize that pushing a procedure to just make money is not necessarily in the best interest of the patient.

I would avoid this place unless you have no other options. There is a general sense of…read moremiscommunication between the staff themselves so every visit is extremely inconsistent in terms of the procedure, billing, and next steps. I have never been to a dental office where the technical staff greeting you doesn't know what procedure you're actually getting and starts communicating something else completely, and this has been multiple times. You constantly need to be your own advocate each visit to make sure they do not take advantage of you. One example is that I was misled in pricing for a procedure after talking to multiple staff and providing insurance information and signing off on it. On the day of the actual procedure another staff member then told me it's 1,000 cheaper than what was expecting. Apparently no one bothered to apply insurance benefits until the morning of. I give them the benefit of the doubt but I honestly feel cannot recommend this place. They are also constantly booked so follow up appointments will always be pushed back due to scheduling. They are blessed to be in the location that they are but they unfortunately do not respectfully serve the community and give customers the care and treatment they deserve. Also bed side manner is simply not there, generally patients asking a question or clarification is a huge inconvenience for the dentist.