About 4405 Dental Studio
4405 Dental Studio in Georgetown, TX offers quality dental care for the whole family. They provide a wide range of services, including teeth cleaning, diagnostics, fillings, crowns, dentures, bridges, smile makeovers, Invisalign orthodontics, and dental implants. Patients can also benefit from nitrous oxide and oral sedation for a more relaxed experience. The practice is led by Dr. Andrew Edmonds, who is praised for his personalized approach and attention to each patient's unique needs. The staff, including hygienists, are described as professional, courteous, and focused on customer satisfaction. Patients appreciate the modern and clean facility, straightforward billing, and welcoming atmosphere at 4405 Dental Studio. The practice even has a friendly practice dog that patients enjoy interacting with. Overall, 4405 Dental Studio is a highly recommended choice for quality dental care in the Georgetown, TX area, with patients describing it as the "best dental experience" they've ever had.
Amazing with kids! Thank you for being Wonderful!
I was so impressed with his office that I asked Doctor Edmonds about it. He said he wanted to create a more personalized patient care atmosphere. In my opinion, he succeeded. My visits were comfortable, and the dental work was first-class. Truthfully, I feel like I need to mention every employee there. They all worked together to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Tiffany cleaned my teeth during that first visit and took the time to explain a couple of best practices so clearly that she altered the way this 65-year-old man brushes. Emma was with me from there on, throughout the entire bridge-building process; friendly and knowledgeable, happy to answer my questions. Every person in there was cheerful, and every time I came through the door, it was to a smile and a greeting, “We already have you checked in, Mr. Campbell.” I was on time, and so were they. I hardly even remember what their waiting room looked like. When I went to the back, I was never left alone. Someone was always there, and more typically, several people. This is a 180-degree difference from every other dentist’s office I’ve been in. The toughest surgery I had to undergo was the breakup and removal of the shell of an old tooth to make way for my new bridge. Even that was made bearable by a TV in the ceiling, very smartly tuned to a home remodeling channel that kept me nicely distracted. I am not saying everything was perfect. A temp cap fell off after a few weeks, but when I went in, Doctor Edmonds replaced it himself to be safe. On top of everything else, the price was reasonable. I have insurance through dentalplans.com and paid a thousand dollars less than my stepmom for the exact same procedure. All in all, this was an easy five-star call!