Every treatment plan leaves the practice on paper: what we found, what we recommend, what it costs, and what happens if you wait. You decide at home.
About the practice
A practice run by your dentist
One location, one owner-dentist, a team of six. No rotating associates and no treatment targets: the person who examines you is the person who explains the plan and its price.
Owner and dentist
Dr. Hannah Reyes, DDS
Dr. Reyes opened Northside Family Dental in 2014 after six years in a children's hospital dental clinic. She still keeps Saturday mornings for families and first visits, and she reads every x-ray herself before anyone talks to you about treatment.
DDS, UT Health School of Dentistry, 2008
Member, American Dental Association and Texas Dental Association
Certified in nitrous oxide sedation and paediatric dentistry
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The team
Six people, all of whom you will meet by name.
Twelve years at the chair. Does the cleaning, the gum check and the honest talk about flossing. Maya Lindqvist, RDH
Hygienist
Answers the phone, the insurance questions and the parking questions. Texts you the night before. Carla Ortega
Office manager
Covers Saturday mornings and emergencies when Dr. Reyes is away. Dr. Daniel Nair, DDS
Associate, Saturdays
What we promise
Three rules the practice runs on.
Prices before treatment
Every plan comes with its price and its alternatives written down. If a price changes, we tell you before the chair, never after.
Nothing you do not need
No treatment is recommended that we would not do for our own family. Watching and waiting is a plan too.
Plain words
You should leave every visit able to explain to someone at home what we found and why. If you cannot, we did not explain it well enough.
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