We've been coming to Texas Tooth Fairies to see Dr. Gregerson for a few years now that we've had…read moreour son. This entire practice has been a wonderful experience each time we have gone and we have always been impressed by their care, insurance coverage and scheduling of appointments can be a little hard because they're so popular. But we really like how they make the dentist a safe, comfortable experience for the children and if only adult dental practices could be this gentle and welcoming! My kiddo always loves having the choice of a movie and toothpaste flavor, and the older kids can always have a blast at the front with a small waiting room. The best is it's a 2 minute drive from our house, so we enjoy the proximity and quality of care, winning all around!

We saw Dr. Asher today for a filling and she was awesome. I'm thrilled to say we'll be staying at…read moreTexas Tooth Fairies for a long time. Thank you Texas Tooth Fairies

I brought my kid here for treatment, and the assistant. Mildred was very kind, very patient and…read morevery thorough with the whole procedure.

We were new patients this this office. We arrived 5 minutes before our appointment for any…read morepaperwork we had to fill out, and then we sat and waited. My boys were finally called back 30 minutes after their appointment time. My son was very anxious about his appointment and seeing a new dentist. The hygienist got him seated, but my son was unsure about laying down since it was a table, not a typical dental chair. The hygienist said to him, "if you don't lay down, I will need to take you to the baby room". Needless to say, that upset my 7 year old even more. How would a threat like this help a child?! Needless to say; we will never return to this office. I was appalled at the way the hygienist handled the situation. I expect better from a pediatric dental office.

Beautiful facility with staff that is personable, friendly and great with littles. We had a…read morewonderful experience here and love that the dentist goes above and beyond for her patients.

The staff was hands down the most patient with my 2 year old daughter! My son (7) loved the…read morefacility-actually asked on the way out when we would come back. The fact that we left with fresh bags of lettuce to reinforce eating healthy was a 5 star experience! It is very quiet and intimate & they were very informative on what preventative care needs to take place.

Going to the dentist was tough, but our kiddos loved Manor Kids! It was AMAZING finding a dentist…read morethat also speaks Spanish.

Dr. Liz is an amazing dentist! She is so sweet, kind, and genuinely cares about her patients! The…read moreentire team at Manor Kids Dentist is friendly, welcoming and awesome. I highly recommend Dr. Liz and the whole office :)

Dr. Pevzner recently took over our longtime dentist, Dr. Greg Edson's, office. Greg passed away…read morethis year and we were sorry to lose him. I understand he picked Dr. Pevzner to take over much like Dr. Edson's predecessor, Dr. Dave Jackson picked Dr. Edson. That worked for us last time as I wanted a conservative dentist who is interested in preserving what we have versus replacing too quickly. Before finding this office I had a dentist who told me I needed a number of crowns. Well 35 years later I am scheduled to get the last of those crowns. Most I didn't need for 10+ years! So I want a dentist who takes care of patients needs first over filing their coffers. I'm hoping Dr. Jackson chose Dr. Pevzner with this in mind. I have had my teeth cleaned and a cavity was found under a filling. I had it filled by Dr. Pevzner. It was the most painless - yes PAINLESS- procedure I've ever had. It seems like there is always some pain with the injection at least THERE WAS NONE! I didn't even know they did the injection! The doctor was concerned about how close the cavity was to the nerve..aughhhhh root canal possibility! He took it slow and easy and that was avoided. My tooth is filled and my bite is nice. I think this new doctor for me is going to work out!

I have had a lot of challenges with my teeth, my jaw and previous surgeries.... I have been to this…read moredental office for at least 15 years with Dr. Greg Edson with whom I had a wonderful and trusted dental experience. So, Dr.Pevzner had big shoes to fill to gain my confidence.... I've been pleasantly impressed with Dr . Pevzner and his staff. He's personable, professional and all around good guy.... His staff is friendly and accommodating.... And I learned on my last visit they have expanded their hours and staying busy... go Team Pevzner!

Oh my gosh, If I could give these folks 100 Stars .... I would! I LOVE EVERYONE at Starlight…read moreDental! First, let me start off by saying I don't typically like going to the dentist...Well no one really does ;) I moved to Austin in 2010 and never went to the dentist for a few years ( I know that is bad but I haven't had much luck finding good physicians here in Austin) So, one of my teeth had broken and I now NEEDED to find a dentist! I spoke to my co-worker about who her dentist was and she recommended StarLight Dental! I'm not going to lie, I was super nervous when I went in to get my broken tooth repaired. As soon as I met Dr. Cody and Dr. Kip my anxiety started to go down... they both are so incredibly welcoming and very nice. They were extremely understanding that I was nerved up and offered me sunglasses for that crazy bright light that you have to look in to when they lean you back, as well as, they offered me a blanket! I loved it! Very understanding when they started my Root Canal that I was nerved up and they explained everything they were doing so I knew what to expect. So incredibly professional, kind, understanding, patient, quick, empathetic, welcoming, pleasurable, great bed-side manner AND all three doctors remember things I have told them from previous visits and ask me about it on the next visit! TOO COOL! I don't feel like I can't ask them questions; they are so wonderful! I love all three Dentists: Dr. Bob, Dr. Kip and Dr. Cody--All are truly AMAZING at what they do! The Doctors/ Dentists aside, the Dental Hygienist, Nicole, is AWESOME as well! She has cleaned my teeth every time I have gone in for cleanings and let me say she is light to the touch (no pain) but VERY diligent and pays attention to detail. She has good tips on flossing and how to get your toothbrush to those hard to reach places! She is very kind and super nice. All of THAT ASIDE: You have got to see the office decorations! Dr. Bob decorated the entire office by himself, he has quite the knack for it and it shows! It looks like they hired a professional interior designer! There are Stars throughout the entire office in different nooks and crannies and each room with a dental chair has a different theme to it! They are all great, my favorite is the room that looks out on the bird feeders. I want to take them all to Michigan with me! My husband and I are moving to MI in a few months and I don't want to see anyone else for my teeth necessities! 100%

I've been coming here for 10+ years. I trust the team at Starlight 100%. They are welcoming,…read moretransparent, and willing to file for me since I'm out-of-network. I love getting my dental check-ups with my favorite hygienist and catching up on our lives. It's truly a family here.

Been coming here for years. All the dentists are great. All the hygenists are great. They have…read morenever recommended an unnecessary procedure. They retain staff, so you know they must be a good practice. Highly recommended.

There is a first time for everything. This is the first time I have fired my dentist…read more Note: I recommend reading all the 1 star reviews, they are consistent with my review. No business is perfect, but when you have a cancerous culture that does not cherish the client relationship it shows. This is an example of just that, at least the front of house. The reality is the actual work of dentistry is fine in this establishment. It's the admin, front desk, customer service, lack of availability, and difficulty of being a client that leaves a lot to be had. Not to mention when or if you fire them how difficult they will be when it comes to moving your dental records to your next dentist. It was very frustrating to be a patient at times given that this is the way they choose to do business. My wife and I were patients since we moved to Austin in 2017. The quality of the dental work is fine. The front of office is a 1 out of 10 at its worst and a 5 out of 10 on average. I am sure the practice will have some response that will paint us as unreasonable clients, but here are my key issues: 1. If your teen has an appointment (simple cleaning) , they will not see them unless the parent is present, we had an issue where my wife was single parenting for the week while I was on a business trip and found out after she had dropped my son off for his appointment and took my other son to school that this was their policy. Fair enough, except for the fact that by the time my wife got back, 15 minutes late, they canceled his appointment, for a policy they enforced and communicated after the fact. The biggest issue was not the policy, but how the staff treated my wife through this situation, and the fact that when my wife alerted the dentist to the incident she sided with her staff and never got back to my wife regarding the incident. Not acceptable for any business owner. 2. My dentist (Dr Heggen) only works 2 days a week, so if you have any near term issues, IE major tooth pain, you may have to wait weeks , like 4 or 5 to get in to see the dentist, not great if you can't chew or have major tooth pain. In my situation, I had a filling put in in March by my dentist that was hurting for months that they tried to adjust and was still off, and I had major issues as the pain increased. I tried to schedule to have it looked at given they had done the work, however had major issues getting in to see my dentist given the lack of availability, regardless of the fact that I could only chew in one side of my mouth. Not great. 3. When you leave they will refuse to send your actual digital records to your new dentist , isn't it 2024????? This will cause your next dentist to either have them sent via snail mail or you will have to physically pick them up yourself. Also they will not release records to your new dentist, just to you. It's completely ridiculous. Also new dentist will have to more than likely do an entire set of new XRays since paper XRays are not as clear as the digital real ones. This was absurd, but not off brand for the behavior we experienced which caused us to leave. 4. Lastly, even after being a patient for 7 years they mispronounced my wife's name. A small issue but again consistently on brand for why this place is not great. A side note I went to my new dentist and had the opposite experience with front of house. Friendly, proactive, super nice, went out of their way to make things easy. Reminded me what really good service and a great client experience is supposed to be.

Has been a great orthodontic experience for my son who needs quite a bit of work done. Staff is…read morevery friendly and caring.

This is only my second bad review online in my whole life because I understand how important…read morereviews are for a business. However, I sincerely hope what happened to us will not happen to other kids or parents.We started my daughter's orthodontic treatment on 2/5/2025. The treatment plan cost $5,510, and the main issue was her underbite. In May 2026, the doctor told us that my daughter was ready to have her braces removed and that his work was done. At that time, I told him there was still a big gap around the left canine. He continued the treatment for another four months. After those additional four months, he told us that everything was now perfect and removed the braces. Before the braces were removed, I told him that now the gaps were open on both sides, the upper teeth were slightly tilted, and my daughter had also developed what looked like buckteeth. He told me that the bite was good and that the teeth would bite together after the braces were removed.After the braces were taken off, I told him very clearly that this was not the result he had originally told us we would get, and it was not what I paid for.He insisted that his work was done and said that he could not put the braces back on because we did not pay for a second set of braces.I told him that I did not pay for two or three sets of braces. I paid for the entire orthodontic treatment to be completed correctly.He responded, "How about the time I put into this?"I told him that I never asked him to refund the treatment fee. My time and my daughter's time are also valuable. However, you spoke as if I had not paid you enough to complete the treatment properly?I asked him several times to communicate with me about a solution and actually listen to what I was saying.He responded by saying that those four teeth did not need to touch each other. He said that when my daughter eats, the teeth will touch, and when she grinds her teeth from side to side, they will also touch.I asked him, "Who is going to grind their teeth from side to side all day long ?I also asked him why he did not use articulating or bite paper to check the gaps and contact points between the teeth, because I personally have had orthodontic treatment before, and my other children have also had orthodontic treatment with other orthodontists.He said he did not need to use the paper because he could simply look with his eyes.He then pointed to the front two teeth and said, "See, the front two teeth are touching the lower teeth."I looked closely and told him that only one of the teeth was actually touching.He immediately changed what he was saying and told me that both teeth did not need to touch the lower teeth and that one tooth touching was enough. He said all of these issues were within tolerance and functional. It's the shape of the teeth, not the gaps. I can't believe that comes from a doctor who just ignores all the issues we pointed out and refuse to admit that he is unable to complete his job. He then turned around and asked my 15-year-old daughter, "Do you want to continue wearing braces, or are you happy with it?" I told him, "How can you, as a 50-year-old adult man, design a question like this and ask a 15 yrs teenage girl?"Anyone who has worn braces for that long is obviously going to say that they do not want to continue wearing braces. This is a manuplating question that take advantage of a 15 yrs teenager's understandable desire to be done with braces in order to make the situation easier for himself instead of taking responsibility for completing the treatment properly. I asked him several times to use the bite paper to check the four large gaps on both sides and the front teeth.His response was, "I can do it only to make you happy."I told him, "I don't need you to do anything just to make me happy. I need you to do the right thing and do your job correctly. "Throughout the conversation, he continued pushing the responsibility onto my daughter by repeatedly asking whether she was happy with the result.He then asked me to leave.I told him, "You are asking a 15-year-old teenage girl to make this decision, while asking her mother, who is the adult responsible for her care, to leave?" My daughter cried because she felt pressured by the doctor asking her to say that she was happy with his work.We never asked the doctor for a refund. The only thing we asked was for him to complete the orthodontic treatment properly instead of rushing us and asking us to accept the current problems- the four teeth with noticeable gaps, the upper teeth appearing tilted toward one side, and the fact that the original underbite now appears to have turned into buckteeth.I understand that a large percentage of an orthodontist's patients are children and teenagers. I do not believe this is the right way for an adult professional to communicate with teenage patients or to put pressure on them through carefully designed questions when there is a disagreement the treatment result.