Name: The Artful Dentist
Address: 7500 State Hwy 71 Suite 108, Austin, Texas, 78735, US
Telephone: (512) 288-6444
Rating: 3.2

About The Artful Dentist

The Artful Dentist: Providing Comprehensive Dental Care Services in Austin, Texas

The Artful Dentist is a dental clinic that offers a wide range of dental services, including dental implants, periodontics, endodontics, and denture care. The clinic is located at 7500 State Hwy 71 Suite 108, Austin, Texas, and is open from Tuesday to Thursday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

The clinic has a team of experienced and friendly staff who are committed to providing quality dental care services to their patients. The clinic uses state-of-the-art equipment and technology to ensure that their patients receive the best possible care. The clinic's primary focus is on the patient's comfort and satisfaction.

The Artful Dentist has received mixed reviews from its customers. Some customers have praised the clinic's staff for their friendliness and expertise, while others have criticized the clinic's customer service and billing practices. One customer complained about the unprofessional behavior of one of the clinic's staff members, while another customer expressed dissatisfaction with the quality of the dental work done by the clinic.

The Artful Dentist is a good option for those looking for comprehensive dental care services in Austin, Texas. However, potential customers are advised to read customer reviews carefully and do their research before making an appointment.

Reviews (5)

Ricardo Martínez

★★★★★ Jan 19, 1970

Friendly staff. Experienced provider/doctor.

Tia Patterson

★☆☆☆☆ Jan 19, 1970

I have had a bridge that I absolutely love for 15 years. Unfortunately, I noticed that, due to gum line recession, and I'm sure a number of other factors, that one of the teeth under the bridge was beginning to become discolored. My regular dentist said that the bridge needed to be replaced and I agreed. I requested an appt. at The Artful Dentist in order to get a second opinion regarding how likely the bridge replacement would be a success. If the chances were low, I would rather invest that money into paying for a more permanent solution, like implants or a partial, if I were a good candidate. I was told over the phone that I was not in network but I scheduled the appointment anyway since they were highly recommended by someone I'm close to. I requested a good email address to have my records, including two week old x rays, to be sent to. After a few days I decided to call, cancel and find a different dentist in network. Dr. Daszko answered the phone after hours. I was surprised to catch a person that time of day. His response to my request was that it didn't matter if I was out of network, that there are ways to have insurance pay, and that Denise would call me on Wednesday (the day before my appt) to explain everything. Denise never called to explain. I showed up to my appointment early to fill out the new patient paper work and was brought back to the chair by Wendy. I asked if they had received the records my dentist had sent over. Her reply was that Denise, up at the front desk, would know... Wendy was very unprofessional. She seemed very high strung and rambled on and on about how stretched then she was since they had recently lost a full time employee. She ran in circles complaining about how she couldn't find anything and repeatedly reached up to grab the mask off of her face with her gloved hands as she performed x-rays. Yes, it is a new year, but we are still in the midst of a global pandemic. It was forty minutes after my scheduled app

Darren Quigley

★★★★★ Jan 18, 1970

So here is my review: I went to a competitor (Serenity Dental) because I received a post card and needed a cleaning which they had as part of a special with exam for $99. I had called and asked about cost since I did not have any insurance and I also was having tooth pain. They explained their "membership" so I went. After exam, XRays and consult I was told I needed a four quadrant deep cleaning - $1700 :O If I pay $300 for the membership it was $1200... I asked for my XRays (very important) and after calling around and comparing prices I found Dr. Novak who was subbing for Dr. Daszko who was on vacation. He was awesome, very informative and honest, he told me that I really didn't need a full four quadrant and explained why and how to proceed. After all was said and done it only cost me $275! REALLY!? Insurance or not check your prices. Great Place.

Todd Wilkes

★☆☆☆☆ Jan 18, 1970

Let me start off by saying that I feel like I have been assaulted verbally. This needs to get your attention. Everything was going fine with the staff, very nice. But then George Daszko came in to finalize my routine visit. This guy literally berated me. He didn't like my flossing-numbers so he said my flossing was "like I took a shower once a year". But that's polite compared to what he does later. He asked when my last cleaning was but answered his own question by saying "what's it been, like 3 years?". And it gets crazier. He doesn't like when customers don't fully understand how LHI and the Army Reserve dental, and civilian dental programs work. I told him the Army Reserves covers me for my dental exams and checkups and procedures and all that important stuff. Which I was mistaken apparently. Here's where it gets out of control. He starts SCOLDING me saying "I don't HAVE see you. I don't HAVE to even talk to you. I don't HAVE to give you any brochures. All I'm required to do is verify that you are deployable. That's it!". I don't even know what else to say about this matter. Something was not right with this man's morning but never ever take it out on a customer.Y'all can now make an informed decision when looking for dental care. If you want to be treated like a decent human being, do not, DO NOT go to see George Daszko at the Artful Dentist.

Matt Hyder

★☆☆☆☆ Jan 15, 1970

Dr. Daszko is a nice guy he cares about his patients. However I spent around $1,000.00 out of pocket, my insurance paid him another 3,000.00 for two root canals and a crown. They both failed and I have to have them redone by a specialist. My dental coverage has a yearly limit. It was reached in Oct by Dr. Danszko and now I have to pay the specialist $3,000.00 out of my own pocket to cover the repair. Final word go somewhere else. You will save money.