Dr. Toshiki Soejima, Dr. Shiki, replaced a crown and filled a cavity for me on 9.17.2026. He has…read morethe lightest touch of any dentist I've had, and I have spent many hours in a dentist's chair. The rest of the staff are friendly, helpful, and informed. I highly recommend this business

Dr Olivera is excellent but was unable to see me. Dr s was terrific. They have a new xray machine…read morethat was easy to get X-rays from. Austin dental is always so accommodating. Billie is giung on a temporary leave starting in May. I like van but it won't be the same. I entered the no cavity club. I just wish I didn't have to pay for nitrous every three months . It was exciting to enter the no cavity club.unfortunately, they didn't have earphones that fit my phone. Next time I will get each plugs. One of the things I like is that give you a mask for your eyes and a blanket to put around yourself. I get a squish toy and nice music. Thank you Dr . Burkhart for recommending him . You can tell that he cares about his patients and they love their job.

I have been going to Dr. Hammons since 2013. I continue to go this practice because not only does…read morehe understand my needs but he listens to my concerns. Dr. Hammons has deep technical knowledge of pedo and general dentistry and prostheses. Dr. Hammons takes his time with patients and provides them with the best options based upon their comfort level with treatment. In addition, the front desk staff at the office does their absolute best to accommodate patient schedules as well as their financial situations. In certain situations, the office even affords short term payments plans! Furthermore, Dr. Hammons dedication to the community and community service is unparalleled. My children and I are extremely happy with the service provided here. Thank you Dr. Hammons and team.

This place is awesome. My dental hygienist always explains everything so well! I'm so happy that…read moreshe's very detail oriented and very knowledgeable. She does such great job with cleaning my teeth and making the whole experience comfortable. I also got a dental implant not so long ago and I was so nervous about but it was all good so far and fast.

The previous time I had a tooth extracted, (by an oral surgeon affiliated with Rose Dental) my neck…read morehurt for a week and I had a 3 day migraine. Dr. Shelton extracted my #2 molar yesterday. He numbed me up--slowly and painlessly! He then loosened the tooth--using a slow, careful rocking notion. When the tooth was completely loosened and unmoored from its dock, like a mussel, he lifted it out--painlessly, and without the drama of my previous extraction! I had no pain last night and I have no pain today! But wait! There's More! Piling on the Potential for Pain and Drama at the Dentist! I also got a crown removed and a temporary crown installed yesterday, on the #3 molar, next door to #2 extraction. This was done before the extraction, to keep the blood and gut potential out of the vacuum, as nature abhors a vacuum!there was the usual loud banging drilling pushing and pulling.then pushing tapping on typewriters ribbon, then more drilling to place the temporary crown that fit perfectly. I thought perhaps it was the anesthesia that kept me from ever feeling the temporary. But no, I don't even notice it today. So that's two potentially very painful dental procedures, done painlessly. As a dental patient, That is everything I could ask for! Dr. Shelton has been my dentist for 30 years. He listens and he is kind and caring. I also think his pricing is very fair and reasonable. Dental care could be, should be less in a just world. But I believe the technology that has made once painful and imprecise dental, painless and perfect is Worth It!

Fantastic culture. Capable team. Honest and patient-first dentists. My family goes to Rose off…read moreMetric. I referred my 85 year old mom to Rose on Metric. If that is not a solid endorsement for why anyone else considering Rose should schedule a first appointment, well, happy hunting. Thank you Rose Team Metric.m!

The most amazing dentist. The office is cozy and the dentist employs 2 wonderful women one as his…read moreassistant and the other on front desk. It's a great experience from setting an appointment to having work done. The prices are fair and the quality of work is even better. I will continue to drive from Georgetown to visit this office.

100% recommended. The building is not that spacious or pretty, but the staff is awesome and their…read moreservice is great. I took my wife and two kids for the first time last week. After several years dealing with scammers, I found a great dentist in our insurance's network. My kids were extremely happy after their cleaning. We all got our cleaning and no more treatments were necessary on us. The previous dentist gave us a quote of more than two thousand dollars in necessary treatments... You will have to wait to get an appointment, but it is worthy.

I was invited to a Yelp Elite event at the downtown location and thought, "why do I always travel…read moreto my hometown to get my teeth cleaned? Let me book an appointment." So I did. And it was great! This location is open until 7pm on Mondays and that is quite literally the best thing I've ever heard of. The waiting room was super relaxed and clean. The bathroom was clean as well. I got my X-rays done by their 2001 Space Odyssey-esque technology and loved being able to see the 3D model of my teeth with the wand experience. I had no idea I needed a mouth guard and that I was grinding at night! My hygienist was filling in from Downtown and her name was Nicole. She was absolutely the best! Every question I asked was met with a lot of patience and time. She would even stop the cleaning to go into depth -- she really gave me the best attention. My favorite part of it all was how often she and the doctor asked for consent: "open your mouth when you are ready" and "is everything okay or do we need a break?" I've never had this experience before and have always been shamed by my dental hygienists in the past. Dr. Andrew Hatashima was wonderful! I can't wait for my next appointment! I will be getting the ZOOM whitening procedure done.

Needing good neighborhood dentist? Check out Swish Dental Family Mueller…read more I actually booked the wrong location but Swish Dental but it ended up being just fine. The facility is super clean the staff (Ashley, Laly, Charlene, & Dr Nebraska) are friendly and open. For toothpaste they recommended crest whitening. Avoid any baking soda based toothpaste as it is apparently abrasive and can scratch the teeth. Parking can be a challenge as it's only street parking. I got lost in the parking garage for 5 minutes before I figured it out. The only downside is that they don't do gold filings oh well. I would come again. 8/10 teeth

Unethical dentists Krishan Patel and Lucinda Adriana Garcia will pull the Gold Crowns out of your…read moremouth and lie to you about why they have to be replaced. They do NOT care about their dental patients and are TRULY EVIL, UNETHICAL, UNSKILLED grifters that should not be able to do this to the elderly.

This was my first visit to Parkfield Dental, and it was a great visit. The staff was very friendly,…read moreand all treated me with great respect. I recommend Parkfield Dental to those in need of dental care. Thank you all for the great of me. Thank you, James J. S.

Great service, friendly too. I didn't feel like they were trying to upsell me. Just answered the…read morequestions I asked and gave me affordable options.

All of the receptionists, schedulers, and hygienists are great! Located conveniently behind Madam…read moreMam's , you can visit your dentist, check out the koi pond, and grab a coffee at Epoch!

Hands down the best healthcare business I've ever patronized…read more Absolutely everyone I have ever had any interaction with their has been lovely. The front office people are always smiling and helpful, my dental hygienist is top notch, and Dr. Maddox is always engaging, friendly, and interested in knowing about my life and my health in general. I've moved 45 minutes away, and there are 20 dentists in my area, but I would rather travel to them!

Hello, I'm sorry to…read moremake this review of a doctor at this establishment, and honestly, the office as a whole at this point. I came here in early 2019, and later in this last year, the service done here caused me further injury. For some background, I received a full mouth rehabilitation in another country, Istanbul, and it went sour. The way my row of teeth was positioned caused TMJ symptoms and strained muscles. I didn't trust them to go back to them to fix it, hell, as of six months later, they had erased my info anyway. When I visited Balcones Family Dental in October 2024, I had already gotten four teeth replaced from my full mouth rehab and one root canal, and was showing slight TMJ symptoms. When Christopher Glecos agreed to work on me, he offered an occlusal equilibration to straighten my bite. I should have vetted harder, because I had no idea he was then taking online classes for the thing I was asking for. At the time, my mouth has already been through a lot, and the process of strengthening my bite required more professional diligence than what I received. Doctor Glecos wanted to start fresh and not look at any of my background on the matter. I did give my info anyway, a told him I was going to see a chiropractor for my TMJ. At the time, I thought it would be enough, but I was wrong. Knowing now, I needed Physical Therapy and a specialist trained in TMJ symptoms. Even with all the background I gave him, he was still willing to do the occlusal equilibration even though his experience was green in the matter, and if he had thought otherwise, I'd have been referred to someone else. There's no way one would take on a complicated situation as mine if one was still only taking online classes for it... I explained that my goals were to address bite instability by identifying problem areas and finding a good course of action. For me, this meant combing through the teeth and seeing which ones were hitting harder and by how much, and then considering new crowns for those problem areas. Dr. Glecos described using 'slits of paper' to relax the bite and then find out where in the mouth my teeth were misaligned or hitting first. At no time did we discuss making irreversible adjustments to the bite. I was under the impression that we would take measurements of the teeth to see which ones needed attention. The time came for measurements, after the 'slits of paper' method, he started altering the bite with a bur. I did not expect the procedure to begin at that time, as I believed we were still in the evaluation phase. I allowed it since he had already started grinding at the bite, placing my trust in him. After several sessions, eventually I woke up with new symptoms. Nerve pain was shooting down my legs, and muscle strain, and eventually a chronic sinus infection. When expressing these symptoms on the day I was receiving my night guard, I was told to go to a general physician, and the dentist wasn't even going to be called in until I notified the ladies at the front desk. During the examination, Dr. Glecos stated he did not see any issues and offered to make additional adjustments. Given the new symptoms, I declined further alteration. He then indicated there was little else he could do. When I described the symptoms as nerve-related, I was told that adjustments were made on crowns rather than natural teeth and therefore, should not cause nerve symptoms. It was concluded that my symptoms were 'Underlying issues'... I feel the possibility of nerve issues can arise from a destabilized bite around the jaw joint. My TMJ issues were a focal point in our consultation, and I hoped for a more thorough evaluation or referral. For my symptoms, pain was traveling down my leg, my feet, my chest, and through my throat. Never in two places at once, but present every day. This altered the way I walked, and numbness could be felt in my left hand, and eventually, a rapid amount of aging was taking place. Facial deformations started to form under my eyes from a chronic sinus infection. This infection has been plaguing me since the occlusal adjustment. Tinnitus was sounding loudly from my right ear, the side with the TMJ issue. Also, there were medical reports given of these symptoms as well. Afterwards, I went to many other professionals and specialists seeking a root cause. These things usually take time; referrals have to be shipped out from my General Doctor, and acquiring an appointment within three months' time for some of these places was rare. My symptoms were getting better in some areas, but also getting worse. On a return visit six months later for a cleaning (I continued to work with them and report my symptoms), I was finally referred to a prosthodontist to check my bite. The hygienist at the time actually pushed the issue of seeing a specialist right away for a suspected collapsed bite. Given the timing of my symptoms, I am concerned that an earlier referral may have allowed for a timely assessment. I did