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General dentist · Greater Uptown

Paul Lee, DDS

1717 Saint James Place #300, Houston, TX 77056

4.5+ stars in 500+ reviews Opening hours below
Call (713) 422-2634 Directions Website (smilesbypaullee.com, opens in a new tab)

Reviews

4.5+ stars in 500+ reviews

4–5 stars: 98% · 1–2 stars: 2% · 564 written reviews

Last 12 months: 98 reviews · 96% 4–5 stars · Replies: 48% of reviews · 1 of 12 one- and two-star

151mention friendly, welcoming staff

20mention gentle, thorough cleanings

19mention modern equipment

Read what patients say (9 themes) ↓Write a review
  • Offers sedation

Short-notice visits and punctual starts

Five reviewers mention staff finding them a short-notice appointment. Six say visits started on time, which may help when fitting care around a workday.

How the visit felt

20Gentle, thorough cleanings
18A gentle touch
11Explaining everything before doing it

Staff and office

151Friendly, welcoming staff
19Modern equipment
16A clean office

Getting seen

6Being on time, visit after visit
5Being fitted in at short notice

Why patients came

6Coming on a friend's recommendation

How we count themes

What they can help with

  • Veneers & cosmetic

    26 pages on its website · Listed on its business profile · Listed category: Cosmetic dentist

  • Teeth whitening

    Listed on its business profile · 3 pages on its website

  • Sedation & nervous patients

    A confirmed dentist holds a Texas board nitrous oxide permit · Listed on its business profile · 5 pages on its website

Veneers & cosmetic: how it works ShowA 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.
Sedation & nervous patients: how it works ShowA scale of four sedation levels from most to least awake: minimal, moderate, deep and general anesthesia.

Also listed on its website

Adult and child membership prices

The practice’s website lists adult membership at $40 per month. It lists child membership at $36 per month. Both include preventive care, a yearly emergency exam, and discounted other treatment subject to exclusions, plus a lifetime activation fee that includes the first month.

Ways to pay

  • Accepts payment plans (its business profile)
  • Accepts credit cards, debit cards and mobile pay (its business profile)
  • Accepts CareCredit (its website)
  • Third-party lender financing (its website)
  • Takes cash (its website)

How it compares in Houston

One- and two-star reviews
2%of 564 written reviews
A lower share than 66% of Houston practices
Middle Houston practice: 4%
Replies to reviews
48%of written reviews get a reply (1 of 12 one- and two-star)
More replies than 59% of Houston practices
Middle Houston practice: 35%

How we compare

Care from the first tooth

Its website says family care starts when an infant’s first tooth appears. Reviewers also mention a baby’s first visit and children being comfortable during appointments.

Equipment and memberships

Equipment and treatments on its website
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When you can go

Opens early
7:30 am, Thursday
15% of Houston practices open before 8 am
Closed
Friday, and weekends

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Getting there

1717 Saint James Place #300
Houston, TX 77056
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  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom
  • Free parking lot
  • On-site parking

Its business profile

In the practice's words

Its own business description

“Dr. Paul Lee believes in creating smiles with meticulous artistry, craftsmanship, and state-of-the-art dental technology. He focuses on enhancing your smile while preserving the qualities that make it uniquely yours.”

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Sources and dates

Business listing and reviews, Sep 2026 · smilesbypaullee.com, Sep 2026 · City of Houston super neighborhoods

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