General dentist

Sweet Tooth Dental

515 S Congress Ave Unit 107, Austin, TX 78704

4+ stars in 250+ reviews

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Reviews

4+ stars in 250+ reviews

4–5 stars: 83% · 1–2 stars: 17% · 206 written reviews

Replies: 20% of reviews · 4 of 34 one- and two-star

58mention friendly, welcoming staff

9mention a clean office

7mention a modern, attractive office

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What patients say

Staff and office

58Friendly, welcoming staff

9A clean office

7A modern, attractive office

How we count themes

What they can help with

Veneers & cosmetic

3 pages on its website · Listed category: Cosmetic dentist
Dentists for kids

Listed category: Pediatric dentist · 4 pages on its website

Veneers & cosmetic: how it works Show

A front tooth with a veneer, a thin shell on the front surface only, beside a front tooth with a crown covering all of it above the gum.

Also listed on its website

Dental implants

3 pages on its website
Braces & Invisalign

5 pages on its website
Teeth whitening

2 pages on its website
Wisdom teeth & oral surgery

1 page on its website
Root canal

2 pages on its website
Emergency dentist

3 pages on its website

Cost and paying

No prices on its website

Ways to pay

Accepts debit cards and mobile pay (its business profile)
Senior Discount (its website)
Accepts CareCredit (its website)
Cherry financing (its website)
Third-party lender financing (its website)

One- and Two-Star Reviews

Its share of one- and two-star reviews is among the highest for Austin practices covered here.

One- and two-star reviews: 17%of 206 written reviews; 0%21%; A higher share than 93% of Austin practices; Middle Austin practice: 3%
Replies to reviews: 20%of written reviews get a reply (4 of 34 one- and two-star); 0%98%; Fewer replies than 62% of Austin practices; Middle Austin practice: 36%

How we compare

Past Billing Complaints Reflect the Former Practice

Thirteen reviews mention past pricing, billing, or insurance problems; those accounts describe the former practice and predate or coincide with the ownership change.