Being blessed with bad teeth, I would consider myself a "power-user" of dental care throughout my…read morelife. I've been seeing Dr. Labombard for 7+ years and he is by far my favorite dentist I've ever had. His knowledge and willingness to share with me what's going on with my teeth has been incredible. He has my full trust and he's a great guy! The way he treats his staff is second to none. Respectful and kind. My regular hygienist, Dylan(sp?) is also the best hygienist I've ever had. She's so thorough and gentle. Nelda at the front desk is also so kind and patient with me when I inevitably need an explanation on one thing or another. All around great practice and a great group of people. Everyone should know about this place.

Years ago this article confirmed my suspicion of dentists and validated some of the experiences I'd…read morehad with them: https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2019/05/the-trouble-with-dentistry/586039/ I tried multiple practices in town and had fillings recommend to me every visit I had. I'd go to a different practice for a second opinion and have fillings recommended to me too - but of different teeth from what the first practice recommended! Extractions, gum work, all kinds of additional procedures were suggested to me with the underlying threat that if I ignored their advice, I was neglecting my health. Enter Dr. LaBombard and Airport Dental. In 5 years he's only once told me I've needed a filling, and I have had zero issues with pain or infections so I don't think he is undertreating me. My wife, who takes meticulous care of her teeth, also used to regularly have fillings recommended at other practices. At Airport Dental she's had no such issues. The office is clean, quiet, and well-lit but it does not have the spa appearance (or location) of other offices in town. But I'd suggest you ask yourself where those fancy offices are getting their money from. The hygienists are all great too and everyone in the office seems to get along. I've had multiple hygienists work on my chronically tea-stained teeth and they've all been great but Dillon has deft hands and the patience of a saint. Ethical, kind, straightforward are probably the 3 adjectives that best describe this practice. If Dr. LaBombard and co. ever move or close down I will probably give up on dentists.

Breeze Dental has been a Breeze!! I felt a crack in my tooth and they got me in the next day!…read more I recently separated employment and have 2 days to use my benefit, they squeezed me in for a hygiene appointment the same day! Will be going back for a crown and onlay which membership saved me so much! Dr Shafer and Dr Josh were awesome and knowledgeable and kind. Jen the hygienist was great and had my mouth squeaky clean. The girls at the front were lovely as well. Beautiful modern office with a friendly staff.

I can't say enough about how nice, professional, and accommodating the entire staff at Breeze…read moreDental on South Lamar was. I had an urgent dental concern and was 2000 miles away from my dentist. They fit me in same day which was a great relief. Dr. Shafer and his assistant Felisa were very thorough, gentle, and patient in their evaluation and treatment explanation. The office was bright and airy with great music too.

I recently had to switch dentists because my insurance changed. I loved my previous dentist and had…read morebeen going there for years so I was nervous about switching. My first visit to Walton dentistry was fantastic. The hygienist was super nice. I have mild sleep apnea and grind my teeth at night so I was interested in a mouth guard. Instead of just going with it, she explained that it was not covered by my insurance and talked to me about several alternatives. When Dr. Walton came in, he also talked to me about options and things I could try to help with my grinding and sleep issues. They were so caring. Unfortunately, I had a cavity so I had to visit again. Once again, they made sure I was as comfortable as possible. I even got to watch Netflix with headphones. I am so happy to have found them.

An amazing experience here as a new patient, the location is very clean, they were so accommodating…read morefor timings and the friendliest dentistry staff I have ever experienced. I met almost everyone and regardless of where you are in your dental health journey they were very non-judgmental and professional. Gave me advice and never made me feel bad about being behind in oral care. My deep cleaning has been phenomenal so far and pricing with insurance was always fair, haven't encountered any hidden fees or upselling yet. Would highly recommend if you are nervous about dentists, haven't been to a cleaning in awhile or need special attention for your teeth in a judgment free environment.

Great staff and a very nice location off of Capital of Texas highway. In terms of the aesthetic,…read morethe office has a nice minimalist look and a nice front desk as well. My favorite part about this dentist is that during my cleaning I was given a choice to pick a Tv channel to watch. Never before have I had this and I loved it because I didn't have to stare at the glaring light like at other dentists I experienced. In terms of the staff, the front desk personnel were very cheerful and welcoming despite it being 8AM in the morning. My tooth cleaner Cassidy did an amazing job at cleaning my teeth and made sure to let me know the spots where I need to brush more. Lastly, Dr. Ho the dentist was very detailed and made sure to give me a complete rundown of my teeth. He also described what my breathing canal looked like as well as a couple prone areas for cavities. Overall, I have no complaints and I was very satisfied with my experience here.

I live in Westlake, I work in Westlake, I have teeth, and I like eating at Hat Creek Burgers…read more For providing an important medical service at a convenient location with a baked-in excuse for yummy fast food, Dr. Ho should, in view of the above facts, be a slam dunk for a five star review. That said, I feel compelled to give Dr. Ho a three star review. Dr. Ho is a nice guy, and definitely seems to "know his teeth." However, to continue with the dental metaphors, the lingering taste in my mouth from my visit was one of irritation with the practice's inefficient, time intensive workflow, which IMHO, completely negates the convenience benefits of the practice's location, and for the reasons set forth herein, doesn't really make sense from either a dental care or business perspective. My routine cleaning and dental exam took over an hour to complete, with at least twenty five minutes spent poring over 3-D scans of my skull and teeth, and Dr. Ho discussing how the 3-D scan showed that one of my sinuses was fully blocked. (regrettably, the fact that only 50% of the cost of the 3-D imaging would be covered by my insurance was not part of the discussion). Fascinating stuff, that rundown on my nasal passages - but a bad use of my time when I'm breathing fine, my teeth don't hurt and I've got to run back home to ferry a toddler to daycare. Further, about 15 minutes into the discussion of 3-D scan of my head and teeth (including asides on the state of my sinuses), Dr. Ho went from being generally sanguine about my dental health to going back and forth as to whether he saw a cavity . From this, I conclude that there is some probability I have a cavity, and we should definitely keep a close eye on one or more of my teeth. By my math, my dental visit was made ~20-25 minutes longer and $150 more expensive than it needed to be due to the long winded review of the partially out-of-plan 3-D imaging. From a business and prophylaxis standpoint, the better move would have been to skip the 3-D imaging, and to the extent x-rays presented a tricky question of whether I have a cavity in need of attention, move up the date of my next checkup to keep an eye on my possibly latently janky tooth. We'd all win this way. I'd get back my precious time, insurance would have paid for everything, and Dr. Ho would easily recapture the revenue from the $%^&-ing out-of-plan 3-D scan in future cleanings and visits. Further, if routine cleaning/checkups proceeded quicker and did not include a partially out-of-plan 3-D scan as a matter of default, I'd be inclined to send the rest of my family to this practice, so we could all get our teeth done and go for burgers afterwards. But so long as such a visit would foreseeably take four-plus hours and cost me $600 for the uninsured portion of four 3-D scans, that's not a sensible option. That said, I'm a reasonable guy, and if presented with evidence of shorter visit times and making the 3-D imaging optional, I'd consider updating this review and returning to this practice, as Dr. Ho appears to be a thoroughly competent dentist with an uber-convenient location.

Excellent first impression from someone who has a fearful history of dentists in Austin. Dr. Cantù…read moreput me at ease, while being forthright about my dental needs. I felt as though he really listened to my concerns. The office staff and assistant spoke gently to me. I felt no judgment at all! Overall, amazing customer service.

I had a bridge break from another dentist and they fix me up so good. People there were so nice and…read morehelpful. I would recommend them.

This was my first visit to Tarrytown Dental in a long time--my last visit was in 2019. I've been a…read morepatient here for more than 10 years, and this visit reminded me why I always liked this place. Vanessa at the front desk was as welcoming and informative as ever. The team, including Michelle, Kelly, and Dr. Brinkey, were very helpful in figuring out what was causing my toothache. They efficiently scheduled referrals, appointments, and more. Their building has ample parking spots, some of which are shaded--a great feature, especially in the summer. Overall, it was a pleasant experience, and I'm glad to be back. Definitely a highly recommended dental practice!

Negligent, had poor skills overall and missed deep cavities which if treated earlier would have…read moremade a different course for my teeth. Choose wisely as your health and dental matter. I assumed that people in this field had basic ethics and skills, but it is very unregulated. Sometimes, you don't realize things until later, so this review is to help others with that.

Dr. Castor and his staff are very rare in this day and age. Recently I had a surgery and my front…read moretwo teeth were busted out when the intubation was removed. Although the anesthesiologist said that he was going to cover fixing my teeth, it was impossible to get in touch with him once I left the hospital. Less than two weeks later, my 26-year-old son was killed and suddenly I had a funeral to go to, unrelenting grief that no parent should ever face, and two missing front teeth. Dr. Caster and his staff made sure that I did not go to my son's funeral without front teeth. Typing that now, it sounds funny, even to me, but there was nothing funny about it at the time. It waswas devastating. Not only did they make sure I had temporaries to wear to the funeral, but they also - including Dr. Caster himself - sincerely wanted to know how I was doing and even shared a similar situation with me one of them has been in. They took time to be human and treated me like more than just someone there to get my teeth done, but instead like a friend. Due to many health concerns, I see a lot of doctor. it is rare to see doctors that take the time that this dentist office took for me. And all of this is on top of doing superb dentistry work.

Wow. I wish I would have found Dr castor's office years ago. He is so knowledgeable and kind. As I…read moreleft I heard him tell somebody that he wanted to just tell them thank you for doing such good work... The hygienist was so extremely nice and knowledgeable also. I learned a lot on this one visit. I'm really grateful to have found this office

I've been seeing Dr. Adrian Bernal at East Austin Dental for about eight years, and I can't…read morerecommend him and his team enough. Most recently, I had an unexpected dental emergency involving a salivary gland infection. Dr. Bernal was able to get me in quickly, thoroughly evaluate the issue, and help relieve the pressure by draining the infected gland. What could have been a stressful experience was handled with professionalism, skill, and genuine care. Throughout the years, Dr. Bernal has always taken the time to explain things clearly, answer questions, and make me feel comfortable in the chair. His entire team is friendly, welcoming, and consistently provides excellent care. If you're looking for a dentist who is knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly looks out for his patients, I highly recommend Dr. Bernal and the team at East Austin Dental.

My wife and I have been going to EAD ever since my terrible experience with Swish several years ago…read more(see: https://www.yelp.com/biz/swish-dental-east-4th-austin?hrid=CEgFs5ytjHbN4NxusWcDoA). Duyen is a wonderful hygienist, gentle and non-judgmental about my terrible flossing. I'm lucky to not have any major issues but my wife recently had to have an old crown replaced (put in by her family dentist back in CA) and she was very happy with their work. These guys are honest and old school (but tech-forward where it makes sense). No unnecessary upselling or over-treatment, which I appreciate.