On Thursdays it closes at 2 pm, and it is shut Friday through Sunday. Seven reviews praise it by contrast with bad dentists they saw before, and seven describe the equipment as modern. Five consider themselves patients for life.
A confirmed dentist holds a Texas board sedation permit · Listed on its business profile · 3 pages on its website
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Its website describes sedation options and a ride home
Texas records show Dr. Adam Hauser holds permits for nitrous oxide and sedation through level 3. The practice's website says patients need a responsible adult to drive them home after oral or IV sedation.
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Dr. Adam Hauser, DDS
✓Texas license active, first licensed Aug 2016
✓Dental school: Teaxs A&M Baylor college of dentistry, 2016
✓Holds a nitrous oxide (laughing gas) permit (since 2017) and sedation permits for levels 1 to 3 (most recent 2020)
NPI 1205382306 · Texas State Board of Dental Examiners, checked Sep 2026 · named on the practice's website
How it compares in Austin
This practiceMiddle half of AustinMiddle Austin practice
One- and two-star reviews
0%of 287 written reviews
0%21%
A lower share than 87% of Austin practices
Middle Austin practice: 3%
Most common complaints
Payment, deposit or refund disputes1
Of its 1 one- and two-star reviews since Oct 2023 · Read them below
Replies to reviews
10%of written reviews get a reply
0%98%
Fewer replies than 71% of Austin practices
Middle Austin practice: 36%
Licensed in Texas since
2016its longest-licensed confirmed dentist
19792023
Licensed more recently than 72% of Austin dentists we list
Accepts credit cards, debit cards and mobile pay (its business profile)
Accepts CareCredit (its website)
Takes cash, American Express and Discover (its website)
Sleep screening and follow-up care
Its website says the practice can provide a take-home monitor for an initial sleep-related airway screening and works with sleep physicians. Its website says oral appliances may suit some mild-to-moderate sleep apnea cases.