Super friendly staff and beautiful location! Very thorough and explained everything well.read more

Just moved to Austin and was nervous to try a new dentist but they took such great care of me. Very…read morethorough, friendly and even got my tmj issues addressed all in one visit.

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.

I had a broken filling and visited East Austin Dental with a lot of anxiety. Dr. Bernal and his…read moreteam were smart, friendly, and efficient. They immediately put me at ease. The office uses state-of-the-art technology, and I was blown away by how painless and quick my crown procedure was. This is the first truly positive dental visit I have ever had! The office is unassuming and has a family-like vibe. Very different from the sterile dentist-in-a-box franchises.

I can't say enough good things about Forest Family Dentistry. Their reminder system is incredibly…read morethorough; you'd have to try pretty hard to miss an appointment! What I also love is how easy they make communication. I can schedule appointments and ask questions via text or email instead of having to call in which is a huge plus for me. The staff and my doctor Dr. Soomar are all professional and patient, taking their time to answer all my questions without making me feel rushed. They didn't pressure me into scheduling the additional treatments they recommended, which I really appreciate. When I needed a night guard for my grinding issue, they helped me navigate the insurance reimbursement process. Their in-office system is very systemic. The team pages each other to coordinate patient flow, and you can tell they have their processes down to a science. It has a polished, corporate feel but without losing the personal touch. Plus, who doesn't love leaving with a goody bag? Highly recommend Forest Family Dentistry if you're looking for a dental practice that combines great care with modern convenience!

Quality people and quality dental care…read more ........................................................................!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

They will use every penny of your insurance for whatever you are having done. They don't do common…read moreprocedures such as extractions

This has been one of my favorite dental visits I've ever had. I was a new patient so they took…read moreX-rays of my head and did a general exam. I learned so much about myself and they were so thorough. Dr. Ip, Shae, and Grace were all such a pleasure. On this visit, I learned that I have a deviated septum and also a tight oral frenulum. These might be why I have breathing problems at night. The team was never pushy with trying to sell me on services or products which I really appreciated. They have such cool technology that really gives me an in depth overview of my oral health. The only thing I would recommend is if they played music in the lobby or something. It echoes and is awkwardly quiet in the lobby. I would absolutely recommend the dental office and will be back for my next check up/cleaning!

Swish Dental has been my dental office in Austin for a few years now and I really appreciatte the…read moreopportunity to rotate between their Domain location and downtown site. There is complimentary parking for your visit and once you go into the lobby you'll see their dental practice to the side. The experience from A-Z is so nice and it feels really light and refreshing. From being offered a boujie bevvie from sodas to flavored sparkling waters and then the practice aesthetic and sessions being so intentional. It really makes a lot of sense to make the trip. They are really good to keeping in touch with your services and making sure you're doing your best to stay on schedule for your routine checkups. I've never had a bad experience and everyone from the dentists to dental hygienists have been super nice. I also come here for my teeth whitening and love the results I get every single time.

After having a bad experience, the team offered several resolutions in my favor. I felt that they…read morecared about me as a customer and that my concerns were heard.

Wonderful experience with Dr Tran in fill in , deep cleaning and extraction . Thanks a lot for…read moreRunberg location in 78753.

This is the worst dentist office I have ever experienced. They to do not respect their contract…read morewith dental insurance at all. They over charge me when I was there on Oct 22, 2025 and said they will refund me if my insurance pays more than their estimate. Because they are in net work provider with my insurance (Dental dental) and they should automatically refund me the overpayment after insurance paid them. You know what! they do not! Even after I called 5 times and emailed the manager at e7th@accessdentalmgmt.com three time. They just stick their head in the sand. I have to file grievance complaint with my dental office.

Waited 2 hours for my appointment, ended up walking out. I do not recommend this place at allread more

I waited for 30 minutes for my appointment. When I asked how much longer, they said it would be…read moreanother 30 minutes. My appointment was going to start an hour later than scheduled. I also saw them turn away a mother and her 3 children because they said that they were running too behind and wouldn't get to any of their appointments. They hadn't bothered calling her either.

Gum grafts. I knew they were coming for me one way or another (thanks mom and dad). I got referred…read moreto Mike Williamson by my dentist and was initially apprehensive as he was out of network with my dental insurance, but went for a consult anyway. Dr. Williamson operates a very smooth-running practice. Every staff interaction I had (front desk, nurses, techs) was excellent and you can tell there's just good teamwork going on here. I made a special request for my surgical operation and was super grateful that Dr. Williamson was willing to accommodate it. He and Sarah had excellent bedside manner during my operation - it went quick and painless. The recovery was (somewhat predictably) miserable for the first week. I had a few questions about the discomfort I was experiencing and was so appreciative of the staff that went out of their way to proactively check in on me and get answers. They even reached out to Dr. Williamson about one issue on his day off which they didn't have to do. Just had my post-op today follow-up today, a couple weeks later, and everything is in great shape. Despite the challenges in recovery so grateful to have this out of the way and gums that are good to go (as Dr. Williamson put it) for life! Though the office will still bill insurance for you, I could have saved some money working with an in-network provider. However, I think this operation in particular benefits from Dr. Williamson's wealth of experience - my understanding is there's a lot of nuances in sourcing and shaping graft tissue. Some things are worth spending on!

Everyone at Dr. Williamson's office was friendly and professional. The office is clean and run…read moreextremely efficiently. Dr. Williamson is knowledgeable and has a very good bedside manner. I will recommend this practice to anyone in the Austin area who needs a periodontist.

This review is long because it reflects many months of treatment and ongoing consequences. I took…read moretime to write it because I genuinely wanted to believe this practice was competent and cared about its patients. Unfortunately, my experience showed the opposite. When I first came in, my teeth were not in good shape. I had not been to the dentist in years and knew I would need significant work, including fillings, a crown, and likely a root canal. Because of this, I specifically asked to be seen by an experienced dentist. Instead, I was scheduled with Dr. Biggs, who according to the practice's own website had graduated only nine months earlier. The work she performed caused lasting damage. Nearly a year ago, I received two fillings on my upper left teeth. To this day, I cannot chew on that side due to severe pain. For months, the only solution offered was repeated bite adjustments, filing the fillings down multiple times with no meaningful investigation into the cause of the pain. After seeking multiple second opinions and transferring my full dental records, including before and after imaging, I was told by other dentists that the fillings were not done properly and likely caused nerve damage. This assessment was consistent across providers and aligned with the ongoing pain I have experienced since those fillings were placed. During a later visit for a cleaning on the lower half of my jaw, the hygienist was unavailable and Dr. Biggs performed the cleaning herself. During that appointment, she broke my permanent retainer. I felt it happen immediately and she was visibly startled. The dental assistant in the room, Ana, attempted to dismiss it and insisted it had already been broken, which was not true. She continued to tell me that permanent retainers are meant to break, which is false, and tried to deflect the situation with jokes despite how uncomfortable I clearly was. To Dr. Biggs' credit, she did take accountability in the moment. She temporarily sealed the retainer and personally walked me to the front desk, stating it needed to be fixed. However, there was no follow up, no resolution, and I later learned the practice does not even provide that service. It became clear the situation was being minimized rather than addressed. I continued treatment but requested a different dentist and was seen by Dr. Blythe. While she was kind and clearly more experienced, she was dismissive of the pain I repeatedly reported from the earlier fillings. During my crown preparation, she discovered I needed a root canal. That crown preparation left me severely swollen, bruised, and bleeding for three days. I was sent home without pain medication or antibiotics and was only prescribed medication after calling back to explain how much pain I was in. During these appointments, the same dental assistant was extremely rough, repeatedly pushing the suction tube against my jaw and inner cheek. This behavior was again brushed off as normal. The endodontist this practice referred me to was alarmed by the condition of my jaw. She was shocked that I had not been prescribed antibiotics or adequate pain management and told me that was not normal. Because of the swelling and inflammation, anesthesia did not work and the root canal had to be postponed. She prescribed antibiotics immediately. At that point, I was in constant pain, missing work, and emotionally exhausted. I sought another endodontist recommended by a friend, who reviewed my records and again confirmed that what I experienced was not normal or acceptable care. Despite this, I had no choice but to return to the original practice because the crown preparation was already done and insurance would not cover starting over elsewhere. When I relayed what the specialists had said, it was minimized once again. The crown I currently have remains painful and requires further evaluation. Afterward, I received repeated calls reminding me to complete additional work and warning me not to miss out on insurance benefits. Each time I explained why I would not be returning. Each time I was told the office manager would follow up. That never happened. The priority was clearly revenue, not accountability or patient safety. Eventually, I was offered a removable night retainer instead of a permanent replacement. By that point, after months of pain and stress, I was done. I have since obtained multiple independent opinions, all of which confirmed that what I experienced was not appropriate care. I spent significant money only to be left in pain and forced to redo work that should have been done correctly the first time. These high volume clinics prioritize profit over patients. If you value quality, accountability, and long term health, go elsewhere. I wish someone had warned me.

I would not recommend this dental office because the staff is super unfriendly and they have no…read moreidea what they are doing. My cleaning was great but the doctor was rude and the front office seemed to be totally incompetent. Please go ANYWHERE else but here.

Finding a great dentist can feel like searching for the perfect wave--but Aloha Dental is it! As…read moresomeone new to the area, I couldn't be more grateful for Dr. Whorton, Alex, and the incredible front desk 'ohana. They welcome you with the warmth of a Hawaiian sunset, making you feel right at home the moment you walk in. I haven't actually enjoyed going to the dentist since high school, but Aloha Dental changed that! Everything flows smoothly--friendly smiles, short wait times, a laid-back vibe, and even Netflix so you can watch whatever you want while you relax. And the best part? My visit was completely painless, unlike past experiences at other offices. If you're looking for a dental office that truly cares, Aloha Dental is the place. Mahalo to the whole team--you are the real deal! Appreciate you. It's also worth noting that there are only about five parking spots reserved for Aloha Dental patients. However, I've never had a problem getting a spot.

I have been a client of Aloha Dental for 12 years and I highly recommend their care and facilities…read more I have had routine cleaning as well as extractions, bonding, and mouthpiece fittings done and the service has always been splendid. My recent visit with Dr. Wharton was comprehensive, instructive and excellent as was the dental and administrative staff. Aloha Dental ranks as the best dental care I have ever received and if you are in need of quality dental services in the Austin area, definitely check them out.