Recently moved to the area and we're looking for a new dentist. Couldn't have been happier with the…read moreexperience. Professional, nice, and fast. Would recommend 10/10.

10/10 would recommend. Extremely clean and modern…read more Very kind staff. Linny was extremely thorough, gentle, and informative. I'm typically not a fan of the dentist BUT they've figured out how to keep you relaxed, engaged, and informed.

No one loves going to the dentist - for a variety of reasons. However if you have to go I strongly…read morerecommend Quinlan Park Dental. I've been a patient for over 10 years and in that time, they have never failed to exceed my expectations. I've mainly gone for yearly cleanings and Candy and the other hygienists genuinely make you feel relaxed and do an amazing job of cleaning. Today I had a crown replaced and Dr Sampet was superb. Painless shot, painless procedure. His assistant, Aleine, was equally great, very gentle and I like that they tell you what they are going to do next, so no surprises. They are quick wo hurting and communication with the front desk and billing was ongoing and seamless. Dr Sampet is equipped to do it all from crowns to invisilign etc. excellent practice.

Patronizing the establishment for 5 years. I'm happy with the service and quality of care.read more

My entire experience from my first inquiry to providing insurance information to my cleaning was…read moreflawless. The Steiner Dental team has a very thoughtful client experience process. Gone are the days of providing information twice and sitting waiting for a scheduled appointment to start. Ally my dental hygienist was professional, transparent and a true expert throughout the cleaning.

Overpriced, lack of quality, lack of sense of ownership…read more Prior to coming to this dentist, I had temporary crowns installed on some of my teeth. The temps were about a year or so old and in great shape. A week or two after seeing this dentist my crowns came off. No big deal just need to epoxy to put it back on. I never had an issue with my crowns, they fit perfect and the x-rays they took would show exactly that as well. I went in and asked to have them put back on and they were able to bring me back immediately. I was advised $50 and I approved them to continue. The price was not $50 as I found out later through my dental insurance!!! I informed the assistant that the crowns fit great and that everything was fine with them, but they fell out and need to be put back in. She then went to do whatever with the crowns so she could put them in my mouth. She put them in my mouth, applied some pressure and then told me to bite down. As soon as I bit down, I told her something is not right and that they are not seated right and I could not bite down evenly due to the crown preventing. She seemed perplexed and looked in my mouth to see what was wrong. She had me bite down on the blue film so she could see where the contact was being made. I told her again they are not on my teeth right. She then got the drill and proceeded to grind on my crowns. Again, I had no issue with fit or anything with them, I just needed them put back in. We went through 3 rounds of her grinding on my crowns and me telling her that she should not have to do this as they fit in my mouth just fine prior to me coming in. After the third round of grinding away at my crowns, I was able to bite evenly. After she was done, I then went to meet with the staff in the front. I was already not feeling right about what occurred and my crowns felt terribly wrong. The lady at the front even commented about me having concern because I kept rubbing my finger on them. I told her that they don't seem right but I have to leave and get back to work. Two (2) days later, I was eating a cracker and my crowns disintegrated and fell out. I contacted the dentist office immediately and advised of the situation. I was informed I could come in and get new ones in and that they couldn't estimate over the phone to how much they would cost. I have two policies so that I can reduce and eliminate my out of pocket expenses, but so far I have always had out of pocket expenses here. I then found out that one of my policies is out of network at this location. I stated I would have to go somewhere in network. A couple days later I went to speak with the dentist and the billing people. I was unable to speak to the dentist because of the stonewalling as expected. I expressly told the person up front that I felt they were responsible for replacing the crowns due to them damaging them with their drill and after I repeatedly expressed that they fit fine before coming in. I even offered to let them bill my policies for however much they could, but I did not want to pay anything out of pocket. This was my way of meeting them halfway and being kind to let them collect something for the time and materials. She was pleasant, took a picture of the destroyed crowns, and then advised she would speak with the dentist, but she already knew what the dentist would say. (Whatever this meant?). I left and waited approximately a week and a half for a return call. As of this post, I have not received a phone call even after reaching back out to them. I am now out of the thousands of dollars I spent for the crowns, have to take. more time off work again, and pay for new crowns all thanks to the poor care provided and no empathetic concern from the staff.

DO NOT GO HERE!!!! I wish I could leave negative stars…read more This place is an absolute scam. They had my insurance information for weeks. When I came in for my appointment I was told my insurance had been verified. Had a normal cleaning (shoutout to the hygenist who was great) and 2 minute "exam" by the dentist. Paid $35 for a flouride treatment "because it's not covered by my insurance". sometime later I received a bill in the mail for $430. Called to find out what was wrong. Come to find out they are out of my insurance network. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!

Dr. Toor was amazing. I recently had some fillings done and he made the whole experience very…read morecomfortable. He is extremely knowledgeable and clearly very talented at what he does. He took the time to explain everything and made sure I felt at ease during the procedure. I'm really grateful for the care I received and would highly recommend him!

I have been going to Dr. Kristof for my dental work since 2011. His practice definitely makes sure…read moreyou are taken care of, comfortable, and experience minimal pain. My last dental cleaning last week was the most gentle cleaning I think I'd ever had. You can't go wrong with Dr. Kristof and his team!

Love this place! Both Drs are really knowledgeable and their work speaks for itself! Dr. Kristoff…read moreis a very patient man and did really well with my procedure! Dr. Nikita Mistry is such a gem, she has transformed my smile & I now have a healthier mouth. I love this dentist office!! 10/10 would recommend!!! Thank you for such an amazing service! From the front desk to the hygienist, dental assistants, everyone is amazing!! P.s. I NEVER write reviews but this dental office has changed my life & has gotten me over the fear of going to the dentist!

I saw Dr. Morales in November as a self-pay patient. After my visit, I asked for a quote and said I…read morewould call when I was ready to schedule. That same day, I received the quote, a phone call, and a text. I replied with a question about whether shots were necessary and was told to call. I said I was working and would call later, but received another call the next day. I then asked them to stop contacting me, as I felt pressured. They said they were just following up. Later, I got insurance that Dr. Morales accepts and emailed my information requesting a new quote. After four days with no response, I resent it. By 2/10, I still hadn't heard back, so I stopped by the office. I asked the dentist whether they were just busy or if there was an issue because I had asked them to stop calling. He said, "eh maybe, but I'll look into that," and told me to leave my insurance info. The receptionist mentioned their system had been down and said they'd follow up. I even asked if I should find a new dentist, and he laughed and said no. I'm glad I learned who this dentist is before giving him more money or trusting him with my care.

Dr Morales and his entire staff are the best in my opinion. The quality of care and attention to…read moredetails is unmatched. Thank you for your superb work.

Great people to work with - very friendly and don't push to have dental work done that is not…read morenecessary. Even though out-of-network for my insurance, they try to honor what the insurance quotes. Makes going to the dentist a better experience than places of the past.

Great staff Great dentist and fair pricing for work done…read more They have TV to watch while getting work done as well. They take great care of you!

Another good experience with Four Points Dental. Came in for a routine cleaning. And found out I…read moreneed a tooth extraction. I kind of knew this was coming. I have had some discomfort with a molar. Not pain, but pressure when I chewed. It's only been in the last week or two that I've noticed it. Turned out I had a cavity under my crown. So after my cleaning, I went home for a little bit, and went back for the extraction. The little sucker didn't want to come out, but in the end, the dentist won that battle. I was numbed I think 3 times. Usually I can be pretty chill at the dentist, but this time I was crying, and extremely jittery. The assistant got me a blanket and rubbed my arm as the needle went in with the novocain. Once the numbing and needle part was over I was feeling a little more relaxed. It did take some tugging but it came out. I did see it after it was pulled out, molars are big, I can't believe it came out all in one piece. Happy it's over with. But this will be a long process of healing, and then an implant. They are saying about 6 months.

The very basics in a dental experience is that I expect to be treated with kindness, compassion,…read moreand above all, professionalism. My review is limited exclusively to Dr. Evan John, so take from that what you will. I had no idea going in who I would see, and for that reason, I felt obligated to warn others. I found Dr. Evan John to be incredibly unprofessional and lacking in bedside manner. Further, he was not thorough and incredibly awkward, which only added to my anxiety. I have since learned (from social media, no less) that he is a brand new dentist, and maybe that explains it. Even other professionals I have spoken to have acknowledged that the bedside manner was inappropriate. I would like to give him the benefit of the doubt, I cannot excuse the experience I had. Dentist experience aside, the hygienist was fabulous, one of the best I've ever had, but it couldn't salvage the mess of my visit and the unnecessarily anxious aftermath.

Very professional and reliable. I have been going here for the past 2 years and have been always…read moresatisfied with the results.

About 6 years ago, I needed major work done and a dentist in Austin to do it. This practice had…read moregood reviews, and they put me with a young dentist who was very likable. He created a lengthy treatment plan and got to work. A few years ago, he moved away and they had trouble filling the vacancy. I never felt comfortable going back--the first replacement hurt me and caused damage that I'm still trying to fix, but I did a few times when I had urgent work. All in, I paid them and the endodontist they sent me to for occasional help many tens of thousands of dollars. But toward the end, I noticed that the urgent issues coming up were on teeth they'd already attended! I haven't taken good care of my teeth over the years, but it seemed a root canal and crown should last more than a year or two, right? So finally I went to a different dentist. The new dentist must redo MULTIPLE ill-fitting crowns, and b/c they've been leaking, I'm also having REtreatments of root canals for crowns that are only 2 years old! It has caused bone damage! So even though we weren't finished with the initial work, now I get to pay to REDO work I just got to pay for. My question to the new dentist of course was, is this the level of malpractice? They all protect each other, don't they? He wouldn't use that word, but he did say multiple crowns were not fitted properly--I can see the leaking spots on the X-rays! I haven't decided what to do about this, but I'm furious to have to pay to do the same work over again.

What an Amazing Office ! From the first moment you enter this office you are greeted with a smile…read more by the young lady at the front desk. I was given the paperwork to complete, which was the typical, when having any type of dental or medical care, ie allergies, reactions to anesthesia things like that. I had made my appointment to see this physician, due to a fall I had almost 2 months ago. I was concerned since my injury is still extremely sensitive and I have a dimpling scar on my cheek. I wanted to make sure that if I did have a fracture it had healed and had not caused a problem with the 'Infraorbital Foramen Vascular and Nerve Bundle'. After having multiple panoramic X-rays done with extra care, I met Dr Hunsaker. He was extremely caring, informative and through with his exam and explanation of my injury. I am More Than Greatful that I went to this outstanding office and met so many caring and professional people from beginning to end ! You will be glad you scheduled an appointment with this physician and his office staff, since I know you will be well taken care of.

An Oral Surgeon You'd Want to Go Back to, Even For Orthopedics !…read more When I was 15 my left femur was broken from a hit-and-run bicycle accident. The orthopedist had to put a screw through my lower leg, just above my ankle, while I was in traction. Then there was surgery to put a thick rod inside the fractured femur, now that it had aligned. The attending doctor worked super efficiently and unintrusively, and 2 years later I was good as new and look back at this healing as a pleasant experience. I wouldn't mind if I had to go through it again (yes, I did use crutches a lot during that time, but I became effectively a "downhill skier" with them). My experience with Dr. Hunsaker for having an implant installed to hold an artificial tooth after an extraction was exactly the same, only shorter. My general dentist had planned to do the installation, but x-rays revealed I'd probably need a sinus lift. Thus, the outsourcing. Upon being examined by Dr. Hunsaker, he immediately spotted that I actually had enough jaw width in the implant area to allow a shorter implant to be effective (sit firmly). So, we skipped the sinus lift, and did the very same work as my general dentist would have done. Yes, a sinus lift could have been used and wouldn't have hurt me, but it would cost more. By foregoing it I saved about $600. Upon return 3 months later for the "torque test", we discovered the implant had embedded nicely. Dr. Hunsaker isn't huge on drugs for this kind of surgery, but he is firm about using antibiotics for a week to prevent infection. And about gargling with a stronger, prescription disinfectant mouthwash. Look at the photos section for Dr. Hunsaker here to see the finished product.