# Chandler Creek Dental Care — Dentist in Round Rock, TX (full content)

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## Practice facts

- Practice: Chandler Creek Dental Care (Google Business Profile: "Chandler Creek Dental Care - Dentist Round Rock")
- Category: Dentist in Round Rock, Texas — general, family, cosmetic, implant and emergency dentistry, with in-house extractions, implant surgery, IV sedation and specialist root canal (endodontic) care
- Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, BDS — General, Restorative & Cosmetic Dentist. Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) — University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry.
- Dr. Jake H. Duong, DDS — Extractions, Implants & IV Sedation. Bachelor’s degree and dental degree — The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB).
- Dr. Faiza Ali, DScD — Endodontist (Root Canal Specialist). Post-graduate residency in Endodontics — Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine.
- Address: 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665 (on N A W Grimes Blvd in north Round Rock, minutes from Teravista, Forest Creek and Chandler Creek Blvd)
- Phone: (512) 609-0066
- Hours: Monday – Friday 8:30 am – 3:30 pm; Saturday (2nd & 4th) 8:30 am – 2:00 pm; Sunday Closed
- Online booking: https://onlineappointment.carestack.com/?dn=ccdc
- Insurance: In-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna, UnitedHealthcare; the team verifies benefits, files claims and helps maximize benefits
- Financing: CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon Credit, Proceed Finance, Cherry; in-house dental membership plan for patients without insurance
- Services: General Dentistry, Family Dentistry, Dental Exam & Cleaning, Cosmetic Dentistry, Teeth Whitening, Dental Implants, Dental Crowns, Dental Fillings, Root Canal Treatment, Emergency Dentistry, Dental Technology
- Emergencies: Same-day emergency appointments when possible — call (512) 609-0066
- Comfort amenities: ceiling-mounted TVs with Netflix, pillows and blankets, soothing music, fully stocked beverage bar; oral and IV sedation available
- Technology: CBCT 3D imaging, Primescan digital intraoral scanner, low-radiation digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, electronic records
- Google rating: 4.9 stars (236 reviews)
- Areas served: Round Rock, TX; Teravista, TX; Forest Creek, TX; Georgetown, TX; Hutto, TX; Pflugerville, TX; Austin, TX
- Current offers: $89 Emergency Exam (For patients without dental insurance. Cannot be combined with other offers); $99 New Patient Special (For patients without dental insurance. Cannot be combined with other offers); Free Dental Implant Consultation (For patients without dental insurance. Cannot be combined with other offers)

## About the practice

Chandler Creek Dental Care is a privately owned dental practice in Round Rock, TX, focused on gentle, minimally invasive and comprehensive care in a relaxing environment. Patients can watch Netflix on ceiling-mounted TVs, use pillows and blankets, listen to soothing music and enjoy a fully stocked beverage bar. Because three doctors — a general/cosmetic dentist, a dentist focused on extractions and implants who is certified in IV sedation, and an endodontist — practice under one roof, most treatment (cleanings, fillings, crowns, implants, wisdom teeth, root canals, emergencies) is completed without outside referrals.
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/

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# Doctors

## Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, BDS — General, Restorative & Cosmetic Dentist
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/meet-dr-ravneet-kaur/

Dr. Ravneet Kaur is a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist committed to providing the best patient care through high-quality service standards. She earned her Bachelor of Dental Surgery degree in 2010 from BJS Dental School in Punjab, India, then completed her Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry.
Dr. Kaur practiced in Michigan before moving to Texas with her family and falling in love with beautiful, warm Round Rock. Her goal is to give every patient excellent, relationship-based, comprehensive dental care in an environment that is reassuringly pleasant and comfortable.
She keeps learning through continuing-education courses to stay current with the latest technology and techniques, and is currently pursuing her Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry.

Education & training:
- Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) — University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS), 2010 — BJS Dental School, Punjab, India
- Currently pursuing Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry

Memberships & recognition: American Dental Association; Texas Dental Association; Academy of General Dentistry

Outside the office, Dr. Kaur enjoys family life in Round Rock with her husband, an engineer, and their two children.

## Dr. Jake H. Duong, DDS — Extractions, Implants & IV Sedation
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/meet-dr-jake-h-duong/

Dr. Jake H. Duong earned both his bachelor’s degree and his dental degree from The University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he also completed a one-year training residency focused on extractions, the manipulation of biologics and soft tissue, and implant placement.
Over time Dr. Jake discovered that his passion lies in wisdom teeth extraction. He is happy to be in the Austin area providing in-house surgical services and IV sedation for his fellow colleagues and their patients — including extractions and implant placement here at Chandler Creek Dental Care.
He is committed to lifelong learning, is certified in oral and IV sedation, and earned his implant certification through the University of Miami School of Medicine’s Implant Dentistry Continuum.

Education & training:
- Bachelor’s degree and dental degree — The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB)
- One-year training residency — UAB (extractions, biologics & soft tissue, implant placement)
- Implant certification — University of Miami School of Medicine Implant Dentistry Continuum
- Certified in oral and IV sedation

Memberships & recognition: Member of multiple professional dental organizations

In his spare time Dr. Jake enjoys working out, running, playing tennis and spending time with his wife and son — and singing along to music from the ’80s.

## Dr. Faiza Ali, DScD — Endodontist (Root Canal Specialist)
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/meet-dr-faiza-ali/

Dr. Faiza Ali is an endodontist — a root canal specialist — with a doctorate in dental science. After dental school she completed a post-graduate endodontic residency and earned her Doctor of Science in Dentistry (DScD) at Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine.
Beyond advanced training in root canal therapy, Dr. Ali has worked on research projects focused on oral cancer and osteoarthritis of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and knee joint. Her work has been published and has earned two prestigious awards.
As a board-eligible endodontist, Dr. Ali brings specialist-level root canal care in-house at Chandler Creek Dental Care, so patients can save painful or infected teeth without a separate referral.

Education & training:
- Post-graduate residency in Endodontics — Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine
- Doctor of Science in Dentistry (DScD) — Boston University Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine
- Board-eligible endodontist

Memberships & recognition: Published researcher (oral cancer, TMJ and joint osteoarthritis); Recipient of two research awards

As a mother of little ones, Dr. Ali jokes that “free time” is more of a concept than a reality. When she does find a moment, she loves traveling to scenic destinations and discovering new restaurants.

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# Dental services

## General Dentistry in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/general-dentistry/

Chandler Creek Dental Care provides complete general dentistry in Round Rock, TX, led by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist. Services include comprehensive and problem-focused exams, regular and deep cleanings, digital X-rays, fillings, extractions (including wisdom teeth), removable and fixed dentures, sedation and emergency care. New patients without insurance can start with a $99 new patient special.

Key facts: Led by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Includes: Exams, cleanings, fillings & more | Saturdays: 2nd & 4th, 8:30 am – 2 pm | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### Your trusted general dentist in Round Rock
Few things are as welcoming as a healthy, confident smile — and keeping one is a lifelong commitment. General dentistry is the foundation of that commitment: the regular exams, cleanings and everyday treatments that keep small problems small and help your natural teeth last a lifetime.
At Chandler Creek Dental Care, we provide comprehensive oral care under one friendly roof. Our hygienists and doctors take the time to get to know every patient — your history, your concerns and your goals — so your treatment plan fits you rather than a one-size-fits-all checklist. We go the extra step to keep your teeth healthy and looking their best, which is why so many neighbors think of us as their dentist in Round Rock.

### General dentistry services we offer
From your first checkup to more involved treatment, our Round Rock team delivers a complete range of general dental care:
- Preventive care — routine visits designed to stop decay and gum disease before they start.
- Dental examinations — both comprehensive exams and limited, problem-focused exams when something specific is bothering you. See our dental exams and cleanings.
- Dental cleanings — regular cleanings as well as deep cleanings (scaling and root planing, or SRP) for patients with gum disease.
- Dental radiographs and evaluations — low-radiation digital X-rays that reveal what can’t be seen during a visual exam.
- Fillings for decayed teeth — dental fillings that repair cavities and restore the tooth’s strength.
- Dental extractions — including wisdom teeth extractions, performed in-house.
- Dentures — both removable and fixed options to replace missing teeth.
- Sedation dentistry — oral and IV sedation for patients who feel anxious or need longer procedures.
- Cosmetic dentistry, dental implants and emergency dental care — when you need more than routine care, it’s available in the same office.

### Personalized oral hygiene for long-term health
Regular cleanings and examinations play an essential role in preventing tooth decay and gum disease. But every mouth is different — some patients are more prone to cavities, others to gum inflammation, and many have dental work that needs special attention. That’s why we create individualized hygiene plans rather than offering the same advice to everyone.
Your hygienist will show you techniques and products suited to your teeth, and we’ll recommend how often you should visit based on your oral health. This personalized approach helps you avoid long-term health issues and reduces the chance of needing larger, costlier procedures down the road.
- Prevent: Professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing at home can’t reach, protecting both teeth and gums.
- Detect: Exams, digital X-rays and intraoral cameras let us spot cavities, cracks and gum problems early, while they’re simple to treat.
- Treat: When treatment is needed, we explain your options clearly and complete most care right here, from fillings to extractions.
- Maintain: A personalized home-care routine and regular recall visits keep your results — and your smile — healthy for the long term.

### What to expect at a general dentistry visit
1. A warm welcome — Book online or by phone. When you arrive, settle in with a pillow, blanket and a drink from our fully stocked beverage bar.
2. Health history & conversation — We review your medical and dental history and listen to any concerns, from sensitivity to cosmetic goals.
3. Digital imaging — Low-radiation digital X-rays and intraoral camera photos give us — and you — a clear view of your teeth and gums.
4. Exam & cleaning — Your hygienist cleans and polishes your teeth, and your dentist completes a thorough exam of your teeth, gums and bite.
5. A clear plan — If anything needs attention, we show you what we found, explain your options and costs, and help you prioritize what matters most.

### Advanced technology and a relaxing atmosphere
We use modern tools to make your care more precise and comfortable, including low-radiation digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, CBCT 3D imaging, the Primescan intraoral scanner and electronic records. Learn more about our dental technology.
Comfort matters just as much. Ceiling-mounted TVs with Netflix, soothing music, pillows and blankets help you relax during treatment. Patients often tell us that Dr. Ravneet Kaur is especially gentle with anxious patients — and for those who need more help, Dr. Jake H. Duong is certified in oral and IV sedation.

### Affordable general dentistry in Round Rock
Routine preventive care is one of the best investments you can make in your health — and it often costs far less than treating problems later. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and we’ll help you make the most of your benefits.
No insurance? Ask about our in-house membership plan, or start with our $99 new patient special for patients without insurance (cannot be combined with other offers). Financing is available through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Visit dental insurance and payment options for details.

### Benefits
- Comprehensive care for teeth and gums under one roof
- Personalized hygiene plans, not one-size-fits-all advice
- Low-radiation digital X-rays and intraoral cameras
- Gentle care for anxious patients, with oral and IV sedation available
- Open 2nd and 4th Saturdays for busy schedules
- $99 new patient special and an in-house membership plan

### General Dentistry FAQs
Q: What does a general dentist in Round Rock do?
A: A general dentist provides the everyday care that keeps your mouth healthy: exams, cleanings, X-rays, fillings, extractions, dentures and treatment for common problems. At Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock, Dr. Ravneet Kaur leads general care, and more advanced services such as implants, sedation and root canals are available in the same office.

Q: How often should I see a general dentist?
A: Most patients benefit from a checkup and cleaning about every six months. If you have gum disease, a history of frequent cavities or certain health conditions, we may recommend more frequent visits. We’ll personalize your schedule after your first exam based on your oral health.

Q: What is the difference between a regular cleaning and a deep cleaning?
A: A regular cleaning removes plaque and tartar from the tooth surfaces at and just below the gumline. A deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing (SRP), cleans below the gumline and smooths root surfaces to treat gum disease. Your hygienist will recommend the right type after measuring your gum health.

Q: Do you offer sedation for nervous patients?
A: Yes. Many patients say Dr. Kaur is very gentle and patient with people who fear the dentist. For patients who need extra help relaxing, Dr. Jake H. Duong is certified in oral and IV sedation. Our ceiling TVs, blankets and soothing music also help make visits calmer.

Q: Can you remove wisdom teeth in-house?
A: Yes. Extractions, including wisdom teeth extractions, are performed right here in our Round Rock office, so you usually don’t need a referral to an outside surgeon. Dr. Jake H. Duong, whose passion is wisdom teeth extraction, is certified in oral and IV sedation to keep you comfortable throughout the procedure.

Q: Do you take my dental insurance?
A: We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. Our team will help verify your benefits before your visit. Patients without insurance can use our in-house membership plan or financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry.

Q: Is there a new patient special for general dentistry in Round Rock, TX?
A: Yes. Patients without dental insurance can take advantage of our $99 new patient special at Chandler Creek Dental Care. It cannot be combined with other offers. Patients with insurance are welcome too, and we’ll help verify benefits. Call (512) 609-0066 or learn more about your first visit.


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## Family Dentistry in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/family-dentistry/

Chandler Creek Dental Care is a family dentist in Round Rock, TX, caring for kids, teens and adults in one office. Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, whom patients describe as especially gentle with children and anxious patients, provides cleanings, exams, personalized oral hygiene coaching and everyday dental treatment. The office is open weekdays plus the 2nd and 4th Saturdays, and new patients without insurance can start with a $99 new patient special.

Key facts: Ages: Kids, teens & adults | Led by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Saturdays: 2nd & 4th, 8:30 am – 2 pm | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### Complete family dental care in Round Rock
Welcome to the Chandler Creek Dental Care family. We know how much a healthy mouth matters to your overall health, and our goal is to provide every patient — from young children to grandparents — with the highest-quality care in a warm, inviting atmosphere full of friendly faces.
Families appreciate being able to keep everyone’s dental care in one place: one team that knows your history, one set of records and one convenient location on N A W Grimes Blvd. Patients often tell us they feel genuinely welcomed and that our care is stress-free and cost-effective — exactly what a busy household needs from its dentist in Round Rock.

### What families can expect from our office
- Prompt appointments: We work hard to get you seen quickly, with online booking and hours on weekdays plus the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month.
- Modern equipment: Low-radiation digital X-rays, intraoral cameras and digital scanning make visits more comfortable and efficient for every age.
- Advanced training: Our dentists keep learning so they can offer the most comfortable, thorough techniques available.
- A comfortable waiting room: Relax with a drink from our fully stocked beverage bar before your appointment — no sterile, stressful waiting area here.
- A friendly team: Our staff greets every patient with a smile and takes the time to get to know your family.
- Comfort in the chair: Ceiling TVs with Netflix, pillows, blankets and soothing music help kids and adults alike feel at ease.

### Gentle dental care for children
Daily brushing and flossing are essential, but on their own they aren’t enough to keep children’s teeth healthy and strong. Regular professional cleanings and exams let us catch early signs of decay and protect your kids from dental problems down the line.
Our dentists understand the unique needs — and the very real nerves — that younger patients bring to the dental chair. We explain each step in simple, friendly terms, because knowing what to expect helps kids stay calm. Parents mention how gentle Dr. Ravneet Kaur is; one parent shared that their three daughters actually enjoyed their visit.

### Family dental services under one roof
As your family’s needs change over the years, our Round Rock office can grow with you. Services include:
- Professional cleanings and exams — the cornerstone of preventive care for every age. Learn more about our dental exams and cleanings.
- Personalized oral hygiene demonstrations — brushing and flossing coaching tailored to each patient, from first-timers to adults with crowns or implants.
- Digital X-rays and evaluations — low-radiation imaging to find problems early.
- Fillings — natural-looking dental fillings to repair cavities.
- Extractions, including wisdom teeth — performed in-house, often a concern for teens and young adults.
- Restorative, cosmetic and emergency care — crowns, whitening, implants and urgent visits when you need them.

### Care that grows with your family
Your family’s dental needs change at every stage of life. Young children need gentle introductions to the dentist and healthy habits that last. Teens may need guidance on caring for their teeth through busy school years, along with an evaluation of their wisdom teeth. Adults often need help maintaining fillings and crowns, and older family members may be thinking about dentures or dental implants to replace missing teeth.
Because our Round Rock team sees every generation, we can keep an eye on patterns that run in families, coordinate care across schedules and give consistent advice at home. And if a dental emergency strikes — a knocked-out tooth at practice or a sudden toothache — you already have a trusted office to call.

### Making family visits easy
1. Book ahead — Schedule online or call (512) 609-0066. Let us know if several family members need visits and we’ll help find times that work.
2. Complete forms ahead — Fill out new patient paperwork before you arrive so check-in is quick for everyone.
3. Settle in — Grab a drink at the beverage bar and get comfortable — our team will walk each family member through their visit.
4. Cleanings & exams — Each patient receives a cleaning, an exam and any X-rays they need, with hygiene tips suited to their age.
5. One clear plan — We review findings with you, explain any recommended treatment and help you plan visits around school and work.

### Insurance and payment options for families
Keeping a whole family’s smiles healthy shouldn’t strain your budget. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and we’ll help you understand and use your benefits.
For families without insurance, our in-house membership plan makes preventive care more affordable, and new patients without insurance can start with our $99 new patient special (cannot be combined with other offers). Financing is available through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. See dental insurance and payment options.

### Benefits
- One dental home for kids, teens and adults
- Gentle, patient care for children and nervous patients
- Prompt appointments, including 2nd and 4th Saturdays
- Oral hygiene coaching tailored to each family member
- Netflix, blankets and a beverage bar for a relaxing visit
- $99 new patient special and an in-house membership plan

### Family Dentistry FAQs
Q: Do you see children at your Round Rock family dental office?
A: Yes. Chandler Creek Dental Care cares for kids, teens and adults, so your whole family can visit one office in Round Rock. Our dentists understand the unique needs and anxieties of younger patients and explain each step so children know what to expect. Parents often mention how gentle Dr. Kaur is with kids.

Q: Can my family book appointments at the same time?
A: Call (512) 609-0066 and our team will do their best to find appointment times that work for each family member, so you can make fewer trips. We see patients on weekdays and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month. Online booking is also available for individual appointments.

Q: Are you open on weekends?
A: We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, plus the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. Saturday appointments are popular with families working around school and work schedules, so book early.

Q: How often should my family visit the dentist?
A: Most children and adults benefit from a cleaning and exam about every six months. Some patients need more frequent visits based on their risk for cavities or gum disease. We’ll recommend a schedule for each family member after their first exam.

Q: My child is nervous about the dentist. How do you help?
A: We take things slowly, use simple and friendly explanations, and let kids get comfortable before we begin. Ceiling TVs with Netflix, blankets and pillows help, too. Many parents tell us Dr. Kaur’s gentle, patient approach makes a real difference for anxious children.

Q: Do you accept insurance for families?
A: We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and will help verify benefits for each family member. Families without insurance can join our in-house membership plan or use financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance or Cherry.

Q: What should we bring to our first family visit?
A: Bring a photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, a list of medications and any recent dental records or X-rays. Completing your new patient forms ahead of time speeds up check-in for everyone. Patients without insurance can ask about our $99 new patient special.


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## Dental Exam & Cleaning in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/dental-exam-cleaning/

Chandler Creek Dental Care offers dental exams and teeth cleanings in Round Rock, TX, including comprehensive exams, limited problem-focused exams, regular cleanings and deep cleanings (scaling and root planing). Exams are performed by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, using low-radiation digital X-rays and intraoral cameras. Most patients benefit from a checkup and cleaning about every six months, and new patients without insurance can start with a $99 new patient special.

Key facts: How often: About every 6 months | Exams by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Cleanings: Regular & deep (SRP) | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### Why regular dental exams and cleanings matter
Professional cleanings and examinations are the single most effective way to prevent tooth decay and gum disease. Even with excellent brushing and flossing, plaque hardens into tartar in places a toothbrush can’t reach — and once tartar forms, only a professional cleaning can remove it.
Regular checkups also mean problems are found early, when they’re smaller, more comfortable and less expensive to treat. A tiny cavity becomes a simple filling instead of a root canal; early gum inflammation is reversed before it threatens the bone. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, preventive visits are the heart of what we do as your dentist in Round Rock.

### What happens during your dental exam
Your exam is much more than a quick look at your teeth. Depending on your needs, we offer two types:
- Health history review — medications and conditions can affect your oral health, so we start by listening.
- Digital X-rays and evaluation — low-radiation digital radiographs reveal decay between teeth, bone levels and problems below the gumline.
- Intraoral camera photos — close-up images let you see exactly what we see on screen.
- Tooth and gum check — we look for cavities, cracks, worn fillings and measure gum pockets for signs of gum disease.
- Comprehensive exam: A complete evaluation of your teeth, gums, bite, existing dental work and soft tissues — ideal for new patients and routine checkups.
- Limited, problem-focused exam: A targeted visit when something specific is bothering you, such as a toothache, a chipped tooth or a sore spot on your gums.

### Professional teeth cleaning, step by step
1. Get comfortable — Settle in with a pillow and blanket, put on your favorite show on our ceiling TV, and let us know if any areas are sensitive.
2. Scaling — Your hygienist gently removes plaque and hardened tartar from your teeth, especially along the gumline and between teeth.
3. Polishing — A gritty polishing paste lifts surface stains and leaves your teeth smooth, making it harder for new plaque to stick.
4. Flossing — Professional flossing clears any remaining debris and helps us spot areas where your gums may be tender.
5. Personalized hygiene coaching — We show you brushing and flossing techniques and products tailored to your teeth, gums and any dental work you have.
6. Your dentist’s review — Dr. Kaur reviews your X-rays and findings with you and recommends when to return.

### Regular cleaning or deep cleaning (SRP)?
A regular cleaning is designed for healthy gums. It removes plaque and tartar from the tooth surfaces at and just below the gumline and is typically repeated every six months.
When gum disease has caused deeper pockets to form between your teeth and gums, a deep cleaning — scaling and root planing (SRP) — is the recommended treatment. During SRP, we numb the area and clean below the gumline to remove bacteria and tartar from the root surfaces, then smooth those surfaces so your gums can heal and reattach. Treating gum disease early helps protect the bone that holds your teeth in place.
Not sure which you need? Your hygienist will measure your gum pockets at your visit and explain the results, so the recommendation is always based on your actual gum health.

### A cleaning visit you might actually enjoy
If you’ve been putting off the dentist, you’re not alone — and you won’t be judged here. Our team is gentle and patient, and many reviewers who were once afraid of the dentist say they felt comfortable from the start. Ceiling-mounted TVs with Netflix, soothing music, pillows, blankets and a fully stocked beverage bar help you relax.
Patients describe Dr. Ravneet Kaur as especially gentle with anxious adults and kids, which is why so many Round Rock parents bring the whole family. Learn more about our family dentistry and the technology we use to make visits faster and more comfortable.

### Cost of a dental exam and cleaning in Round Rock
Most dental insurance plans cover preventive exams and cleanings, often at a high percentage. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and our team will help you understand your benefits before your visit.
No insurance? New patients without insurance can start with our $99 new patient special (cannot be combined with other offers), and our in-house membership plan makes ongoing preventive care more affordable. Financing is available through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Learn more about dental insurance and payment options.

### Benefits
- Comprehensive and problem-focused exams
- Regular cleanings and deep cleaning (SRP) for gum disease
- Low-radiation digital X-rays and intraoral cameras
- Personalized brushing and flossing coaching
- Netflix, blankets and a beverage bar to help you relax
- $99 new patient special and an in-house membership plan

### Dental Exam & Cleaning FAQs
Q: How much is a dental exam and cleaning in Round Rock, TX?
A: Cost depends on your insurance and whether you need X-rays or a deep cleaning. Most insurance plans cover preventive exams and cleanings, and we’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. New patients without insurance at our Round Rock office can start with our $99 new patient special.

Q: How often should I get my teeth cleaned?
A: Most patients benefit from a professional cleaning and exam about every six months. If you have gum disease, a history of frequent cavities or certain medical conditions, we may recommend visits more often. Your hygienist will personalize your schedule based on your oral health.

Q: How long does a dental exam and cleaning take?
A: A routine cleaning and exam usually takes about an hour. A first visit may take a little longer because we review your health history and take a full set of digital X-rays. Deep cleanings are often split into more than one visit.

Q: Does a teeth cleaning hurt?
A: For most people, a cleaning is comfortable. You may feel some pressure or scraping, and areas with inflamed gums can be a bit tender. Let your hygienist know if anything feels sensitive. For deep cleanings, we numb the area so you stay comfortable.

Q: What is a deep cleaning, and why might I need one?
A: A deep cleaning, or scaling and root planing (SRP), treats gum disease by removing bacteria and tartar from below the gumline and smoothing the root surfaces. It’s recommended when gum pockets are deeper than normal. Treating gum disease early helps protect the bone that supports your teeth.

Q: Are dental X-rays safe?
A: Yes. We use low-radiation digital X-rays, which expose you to far less radiation than traditional film. X-rays are only taken when needed to find decay between teeth, check bone levels and spot problems that can’t be seen during a visual exam.

Q: Can I bring my kids to their cleaning at the same time as mine?
A: We see kids, teens and adults, so the whole family can get cleanings at the same office. Call (512) 609-0066 and our team will help find appointment times that work for everyone, including the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. Learn more about family dentistry at our office.


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## Cosmetic Dentistry in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/cosmetic-dentistry/

Chandler Creek Dental Care offers cosmetic dentistry in Round Rock, TX, led by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist. Treatments include professional teeth whitening, dental bonding, crowns, bridges, tooth-matched fillings, veneers, ortho aligners and dental implants, combined into a personalized plan for the smile you want.

Key facts: Led by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Treatments: Whitening, bonding, crowns, veneers & more | Planning: Intraoral photos & digital scans | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### A brighter, more confident smile starts here
A smile is one of the first things people notice about you — in a job interview, on a first date, or in every photo you share online. Yet many people hold back their smile because of a chipped edge, a stained tooth, a gap or an old dark filling. Cosmetic dentistry addresses those concerns so your teeth look as healthy and balanced as they feel.
At Chandler Creek Dental Care, cosmetic treatment is never one-size-fits-all. We look at the shape, color, proportion and symmetry of your teeth, listen to what you’d like to change, and design a plan that looks natural on you. It’s one of the many reasons Round Rock families trust us as their dentist in Round Rock — we care about how your smile looks and how well it works for years to come.

### Cosmetic treatments we offer in Round Rock
- Professional teeth whitening: In-office <a href="/round-rock-tx/teeth-whitening/">teeth whitening</a> lifts deep-set stains from coffee, tea, wine and tobacco, typically brightening your smile by several shades in a single visit.
- Dental bonding: Tooth-colored material is sculpted and polished onto a tooth to repair small chips, close minor gaps and smooth uneven edges — usually without removing healthy enamel.
- Veneers: Thin, custom-made shells bonded to the front of your teeth can change the color, shape and length of teeth that whitening alone can’t fix.
- Dental crowns & bridges: Natural-looking <a href="/round-rock-tx/dental-crowns/">dental crowns</a> rebuild broken, worn or heavily filled teeth, and bridges fill the gap left by a missing tooth.
- Tooth-matched fillings: When a cavity or worn-out old filling is affecting your smile, we restore the tooth with a <a href="/round-rock-tx/dental-fillings/">dental filling</a> designed to blend in.
- Ortho aligners: Clear aligners gradually straighten crowded or spaced teeth without traditional metal braces, improving both the look of your smile and how your teeth fit together.
- Dental implants: A permanent <a href="/round-rock-tx/dental-implants/">dental implant</a> replaces a missing tooth from root to crown, restoring a complete, natural-looking smile.

### Is cosmetic dentistry right for you?
If something about your smile makes you hesitate to laugh freely or show your teeth in photos, cosmetic dentistry may help. Common concerns we treat include:
- Stained or yellowed teeth from coffee, tea, soda, wine, dark berries or tobacco
- Chipped, cracked or worn teeth that look uneven or feel rough
- Small gaps between teeth, or teeth that are slightly crooked or crowded
- Old, dark or failing fillings that stand out when you smile
- Teeth that look too short, small or mismatched next to their neighbors
- Missing teeth that leave gaps in your smile and affect how you chew

### Beauty and health go hand in hand
A beautiful smile has to be a healthy smile first. Before any cosmetic treatment, we complete a thorough exam to check for cavities, gum problems and bite issues, because whitening or veneers placed over untreated decay or inflamed gums won’t last. If we find anything that needs attention, we’ll treat it first so your cosmetic results stay bright and stable.
Many cosmetic treatments also improve function. A crown strengthens a cracked tooth, a bridge or implant restores your ability to chew evenly, and straighter teeth are easier to keep clean. Our goal is a smile that looks wonderful and serves you well every day.
We also take a conservative approach. When a simpler option — like professional whitening or a bit of bonding — will give you the result you want, we’ll tell you, rather than recommending more treatment than you need. If you’re exploring options, a routine visit is a great starting point: at your next checkup we’ll check your oral health and talk about what’s possible for your smile.

### Your smile makeover, step by step
1. Smile consultation — Tell us what you love about your smile and what you’d like to change. We’ll talk through your goals, timeline and budget.
2. Exam & digital records — We check your teeth and gums and capture intraoral photos, low-radiation digital X-rays and, when helpful, Primescan digital scans — no messy putty molds.
3. Your personalized plan — Dr. Kaur explains which treatments fit your goals, in what order, and what each will cost, so you can decide with confidence.
4. Comfortable treatment — Relax with a ceiling-mounted TV streaming Netflix, a pillow and blanket, soothing music and a drink from our beverage bar while we work.
5. Reveal & aftercare — We review your results together and show you how to protect them, from home care tips to regular cleanings that keep your smile bright.

### Cosmetic care with an artistic eye
Dr. Ravneet Kaur is a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist who earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry. She is currently pursuing her Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry and keeps up with the latest cosmetic techniques through continuing education.
Because she also provides everyday restorative care, Dr. Kaur approaches cosmetic dentistry with both aesthetics and long-term tooth health in mind. Patients often tell us they appreciate how gentle and unhurried she is — especially those who have felt nervous at the dentist before.

### Paying for cosmetic dentistry in Round Rock
Some cosmetic treatments are elective, while others — like crowns, fillings and bridges — often restore function too, so dental insurance may help with part of the cost. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and we’ll review your benefits before treatment begins.
To make your new smile more affordable, we offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance. See our dental insurance and payment options for details.

### Benefits
- Personalized plans from a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist
- Whitening, bonding, veneers, crowns, aligners and implants in one office
- Digital scans and intraoral photos to plan your new smile
- Comfort amenities including ceiling TVs with Netflix and blankets
- Financing options and an in-house membership plan
- $99 new patient special for patients without insurance

### Cosmetic Dentistry FAQs
Q: Who provides cosmetic dentistry at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: Cosmetic treatment is led by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist who earned her dental degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry. She is pursuing her Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry and plans each smile makeover around your goals and long-term oral health.

Q: What cosmetic dental treatments do you offer?
A: We offer professional in-office teeth whitening, dental bonding, veneers, crowns and bridges, tooth-matched fillings, ortho aligners and dental implants. Many patients combine two or more treatments — for example, whitening first and then bonding or veneers matched to the new shade — for a balanced, natural-looking result.

Q: How much does cosmetic dentistry cost in Round Rock, TX?
A: Cost depends on which treatments you choose and how many teeth are involved. We give you a clear treatment plan with costs before you begin. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance.

Q: Does insurance cover cosmetic dentistry?
A: Purely elective treatments such as whitening usually aren’t covered, but restorative procedures that also improve appearance — like crowns, fillings and bridges — often are, at least in part. Our team will check your benefits and explain what your plan is likely to cover. Learn more on our dental insurance page.

Q: Will my cosmetic results look natural?
A: Yes — a natural look is the goal. We consider your face, lip line, tooth shape and color so new restorations blend with your other teeth. We use intraoral photos and digital scans to plan carefully and will talk through options with you, so you’re comfortable with the direction before treatment begins.

Q: Should I whiten my teeth before getting crowns, bonding or veneers?
A: Often, yes. Whitening only changes the color of natural teeth, not crowns, bonding or veneers. Whitening first lets us match your new restorations to your brighter shade. Dr. Kaur will recommend the best sequence for your smile at your consultation.

Q: I’m nervous about the dentist. Can you help?
A: Absolutely. Our Round Rock office was designed for comfort, with ceiling-mounted TVs streaming Netflix, pillows and blankets, soothing music and a beverage bar. Our team takes time to explain each step, and Dr. Kaur is known for her gentle, patient approach with anxious patients.

Q: How long does a smile makeover take?
A: It depends on the treatments involved. Whitening or bonding can often be completed in a single visit, while crowns, veneers, aligners or implants take several appointments over weeks or months. At your consultation in our Round Rock office, we’ll map out each step and a realistic timeline — helpful if you’re preparing for a wedding, graduation or other big event.


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## Teeth Whitening in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/teeth-whitening/

Chandler Creek Dental Care provides professional in-office teeth whitening in Round Rock, TX, supervised by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD. The treatment combines professional-grade light technology with a whitening strength customized to your oral health, and one visit typically brightens teeth by several shades, with sessions repeatable until you reach your desired shade.

Key facts: Treatment: In-office professional whitening | Results: Often several shades in one visit | Supervised by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### Brighten your smile with professional teeth whitening
Teeth whitening is one of the simplest ways to make a noticeable difference in your smile, and it is consistently one of the most requested cosmetic dental treatments. A brighter smile looks healthier and younger, and many patients find it gives them a real confidence boost in photos, at work and in everyday conversation.
At Chandler Creek Dental Care, we provide in-office professional whitening that targets deep-set stains far more effectively than store-bought kits — while keeping your comfort and enamel health front and center. It’s a quick, rewarding treatment, and one more way we help patients look and feel their best — as their trusted dentist in Round Rock.

### Why professional whitening beats over-the-counter kits
Drugstore strips, gels and whitening toothpastes are convenient, but they are designed as one-size-fits-all products. Used incorrectly or too often, they can irritate gums, cause tooth sensitivity or wear on enamel — and they often struggle to reach stubborn, deep-set discoloration.
- Customized strength: We adjust the whitening level to your oral health and sensitivity, rather than using a single strength for everyone.
- Professional-grade light technology: In-office whitening pairs professional whitening gel with light technology to break up deep-set stains efficiently.
- Your gums are protected: Your gums and soft tissues are shielded before treatment, so the whitening gel works only where it should.
- Noticeable results, fast: Just one visit typically brightens teeth by several shades — no weeks of waiting to see whether a kit is working.

### What causes tooth discoloration?
Healthy natural teeth have a soft, eggshell-white tone. Over time, the foods and drinks we enjoy, everyday habits and gaps in oral hygiene leave stains on the enamel and gradually dull your smile. Common culprits include:
- Coffee and tea — two of the most frequent causes of yellow and brown staining
- Soda and red wine — dark pigments and acids that cling to enamel
- Dark berries — blueberries, blackberries and similar deeply colored foods
- Tobacco — smoking or chewing tobacco leaves stubborn yellow-brown stains
- Less-than-ideal oral hygiene — plaque and tartar buildup make teeth look dull and discolored

### Your in-office whitening visit, step by step
1. Exam & shade check — We make sure your teeth and gums are healthy enough to whiten and record your starting shade, so you can see exactly how far your smile has come.
2. Prepare and protect — Your teeth are cleaned of surface plaque and your gums are carefully protected before any whitening gel is applied.
3. Whitening treatment — We apply professional-grade whitening gel, customized to your needs, and activate it with light technology. Relax with Netflix on our ceiling-mounted TVs while it works.
4. Reveal your new shade — We compare your results with your starting shade. Many patients see an improvement of several shades in one appointment.
5. Repeat if needed — For heavier discoloration, the treatment can be repeated until you reach the brightness you want.

### Is teeth whitening right for you?
Most adults with healthy teeth and gums are good candidates for professional whitening, especially if stains come from food, drinks or tobacco. Before treatment, we’ll check for cavities, gum inflammation or worn enamel, since those should be treated first for a comfortable, even result. If you’re due for a visit, we can combine your whitening consultation with a dental exam and cleaning.
Whitening also works best on stains that sit in or on the enamel, like those from coffee, tea, wine and tobacco. Some types of discoloration come from inside the tooth and may not respond fully to bleaching; in those cases, we can talk through other cosmetic options so you still get the bright, even smile you’re hoping for.
Keep in mind that whitening brightens natural tooth enamel only — it doesn’t change the color of crowns, veneers, bonding or fillings. If you have restorations in your smile zone, we’ll explain how whitening might fit into a broader cosmetic dentistry plan, such as replacing a visible restoration to match your new shade.

### Keep your smile bright after whitening
Professional whitening results can last a long time with good habits. A few simple steps help protect your investment:
- Brush twice a day and floss daily to keep plaque from dulling your smile.
- Rinse with water after coffee, tea, soda or red wine, or drink staining beverages through a straw.
- Avoid tobacco, one of the fastest ways to re-stain teeth.
- Keep up with regular cleanings at our Round Rock office to polish away new surface stains.
- Ask about touch-ups if your smile starts to fade over time.

### Teeth whitening cost and payment options
Because teeth whitening is a cosmetic treatment, it usually isn’t covered by dental insurance. We’ll give you a clear price before treatment, and you can spread the cost with financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance or Cherry. Patients without insurance can also ask about our in-house membership plan. Visit our dental insurance and payment options page to learn more.

### Benefits
- Professional-grade whitening with light technology
- Whitening strength customized to your oral health
- Typically several shades brighter in one visit
- Gentler on enamel and gums than many store-bought kits
- Comfort amenities including ceiling TVs with Netflix
- Financing options and an in-house membership plan

### Teeth Whitening FAQs
Q: How does teeth whitening work at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: We provide in-office professional whitening. After making sure your teeth and gums are healthy, we protect your gums, apply a professional-grade whitening gel customized to your oral health and activate it with light technology. Most patients see an improvement of several shades in one visit, and the treatment can be repeated for heavier stains.

Q: How many shades whiter will my teeth get?
A: Results vary with the type and depth of staining, but one in-office visit typically brightens teeth by several shades. Stains from coffee, tea, wine and tobacco usually respond well. If your discoloration is more severe, the treatment can be repeated until you reach the brightness you want.

Q: Is professional whitening better than over-the-counter products?
A: Over-the-counter strips and gels are convenient, but they use a one-size-fits-all approach and can cause sensitivity or affect enamel when misused. Professional whitening is customized to your oral health, protects your gums and reaches deep-set stains more effectively, giving faster, more noticeable results under a dentist’s supervision.

Q: Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
A: Some people notice mild, temporary sensitivity during or shortly after whitening. Because we customize the whitening strength to your oral health and check for issues like cavities or exposed roots beforehand, we can keep treatment as comfortable as possible. Let us know if you have sensitive teeth so we can plan accordingly.

Q: How much does teeth whitening cost in Round Rock, TX?
A: We give you a clear price before treatment begins. Since whitening is cosmetic, insurance usually doesn’t cover it, but you can use financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance or Cherry. Call our Round Rock office at (512) 609-0066 to ask about current whitening pricing.

Q: Will whitening change the color of my crowns or fillings?
A: No. Whitening only lightens natural enamel, so existing crowns, veneers, bonding and fillings will keep their current shade. If a visible restoration no longer matches after whitening, we can discuss replacing it — for example with a new dental crown — to match your brighter smile.

Q: How long do whitening results last?
A: With good home care, professional results can last a long time. Brushing, flossing, rinsing after dark drinks, avoiding tobacco and keeping up with regular cleanings all help. If your smile gradually fades over time, a touch-up treatment at our office can restore your brightness.

Q: Can I whiten my teeth at my next cleaning in Round Rock?
A: Whitening works best on freshly cleaned teeth, so many patients like to plan it around a dental exam and cleaning. Let our team know you’re interested when you book, and we’ll check that your teeth and gums are ready and schedule whitening at a time that suits you. Call (512) 609-0066 or book online.


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## Dental Implants in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/dental-implants/

Chandler Creek Dental Care places and restores dental implants in-house in Round Rock, TX. Implant surgery is performed by Dr. Jake H. Duong, who completed a one-year training residency at UAB and the University of Miami Implant Dentistry Continuum, with oral and IV sedation available. Implants can replace a single tooth, several teeth or a full arch, and patients without insurance can start with a free implant consultation.

Key facts: Replaces: One tooth to a full arch | Placed by: Dr. Jake H. Duong, DDS | Sedation: Oral & IV sedation available | Consultation: Free (no-insurance patients)

### Restore your smile with permanent dental implants
The dental implant is the most impressive advance in tooth replacement in decades. Instead of replacing only the visible part of a tooth, an implant replaces the whole tooth, from root to crown. A small, biocompatible titanium post is placed in the jawbone, where it fuses with the bone over a few months (a process called osseointegration). Once it has healed, a custom crown, bridge or denture is attached — giving you a tooth that looks, feels and works like the real thing.
For patients who are missing teeth, or who are tired of removable dentures slipping during everyday life, implants are the closest thing to getting your natural teeth back. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, our team uses 3D imaging and digital scanning to plan each implant precisely, with a minimally invasive approach so you can enjoy the benefits for decades. It’s one more reason Round Rock families choose us as their dentist in Round Rock.

### What dental implants can replace
- A single missing tooth: One implant and a custom crown fill the gap without grinding down the healthy teeth on either side, as a traditional bridge would.
- Several missing teeth: Two implants can anchor an implant-supported bridge that replaces three or more teeth in a row — strong, fixed and easy to care for.
- All of your teeth: Implant-supported dentures snap or lock onto a few strategically placed implants, so your denture stays put when you talk, laugh and eat.
- A failing or broken tooth: When a tooth can’t be saved, Dr. Jake can remove it gently and, in many cases, plan the implant and any bone grafting at the same time.

### Why choose dental implants?
When a tooth is lost, the jawbone that used to support it slowly shrinks. Over time that bone loss can loosen neighboring teeth, change your bite and make your face look older. Dental implants are the only tooth replacement that stimulates the jawbone the way a natural root does.
- Preserve bone and strength — implants help keep the jawbone healthy and your remaining teeth stable.
- Protect your gums — closing gaps reduces the pockets where bacteria collect, lowering the risk of gum (periodontal) disease linked to ongoing bone loss.
- Restore your smile’s shape — implants support your lips and cheeks, so your smile and facial profile look natural.
- Eat what you love — implant teeth are anchored in bone, so you can bite and chew with confidence.
- Built to last — with good home care and regular checkups, implants can last for decades.

### Your dental implant journey, step by step
1. Free consultation & 3D imaging — We review your health history, take digital X-rays and 3D CBCT imaging, and talk through your goals. Patients without insurance can start with a free implant consultation.
2. Precise, personalized planning — Using 3D images and digital scans, we map the ideal implant position around your nerves, sinuses and bite — and show you your plan, timeline and costs before anything begins.
3. Gentle implant placement — Dr. Jake places the implant in our Round Rock office. Local anesthesia keeps you comfortable, and oral or IV sedation is available if you feel anxious.
4. Healing & osseointegration — Over the next few months the implant fuses with your jawbone. In many cases a temporary tooth can be placed so you’re not left with a gap.
5. Your custom crown, bridge or denture — Once healed, we attach a natural-looking restoration, shaded and shaped to blend seamlessly with your other teeth.
6. Lifelong care — Brush, floss and keep your regular cleanings and exams. We’ll check your implant at every visit to keep it healthy for the long term.

### Implant surgery and restoration — all under one roof
Many dental offices refer implant patients to an outside surgeon, which means extra appointments, extra paperwork and another office to get to know. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, Dr. Jake H. Duong performs implant surgery, extractions and bone grafting right here, and your custom crown, bridge or denture is completed in the same office by our restorative team, including Dr. Ravneet Kaur — so your whole treatment stays with one trusted team.
Dr. Jake earned his dental degree at The University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he completed a one-year residency focused on extractions, biologics and soft tissue, and implant placement. He received his implant certification through the University of Miami School of Medicine’s Implant Dentistry Continuum and is certified in oral and IV sedation.

### Are you a candidate for dental implants?
Most adults who are missing one or more teeth can have implants. Good candidates have healthy gums and enough jawbone to support the implant — and if bone has been lost, a bone graft can often rebuild it. Smoking, uncontrolled diabetes and some medications can affect healing, so we’ll review your health history carefully at your consultation.
Not sure whether implants are right for you? Book a consultation and we’ll give you an honest recommendation, including alternatives such as crowns and bridges when they’re a better fit.

### Dental implant cost in Round Rock
The cost of dental implants depends on how many teeth are being replaced, whether you need extractions or bone grafting, and the type of restoration. Before treatment begins, we review every recommended step, its cost and your payment options so there are no surprises.
We help you use your dental insurance benefits, offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, and have an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance. Learn more about dental insurance and payment options.

### Benefits
- Implant surgery and restoration in one Round Rock office
- Oral and IV sedation for anxious patients
- 3D CBCT imaging and digital scans for precise placement
- Free implant consultation for patients without insurance
- Flexible financing and an in-house membership plan
- Looks, feels and functions like a natural tooth

### Dental Implants FAQs
Q: Who places dental implants at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: Implant surgery is performed in-house by Dr. Jake H. Duong, DDS, who completed a one-year training residency at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and earned his implant certification through the University of Miami School of Medicine’s Implant Dentistry Continuum. Your custom crown, bridge or denture is then completed in the same Round Rock office, so your entire treatment stays with one team.

Q: How much do dental implants cost in Round Rock, TX?
A: Implant cost depends on how many teeth are replaced, whether you need an extraction or bone graft, and the type of restoration. We provide a written treatment plan with all costs before you begin, help you use your insurance benefits, and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Patients without insurance can start with a free implant consultation.

Q: Do dental implants hurt?
A: Most patients are surprised by how comfortable implant placement is. The area is fully numbed, and Dr. Jake is certified in oral and IV sedation for patients who feel anxious. Afterward, mild soreness is usually managed with over-the-counter pain relievers for a few days.

Q: How long does the dental implant process take?
A: Placing a single implant is often completed in one visit of about an hour. The implant then needs roughly three to six months to fuse with the jawbone before the final crown is attached. If you need an extraction or bone graft first, we’ll map out the full timeline at your consultation.

Q: How long do dental implants last?
A: The implant post is designed to be permanent and can last for decades with good care. The crown on top may eventually need replacing due to normal wear. Brushing, flossing and regular cleanings at our Round Rock office help your implant last as long as possible.

Q: Am I too old for dental implants?
A: There is no upper age limit. What matters is your overall health, gum health and the amount of jawbone available. Many of our implant patients are seniors replacing failing teeth or loose dentures.

Q: Can implants hold my dentures in place?
A: Yes. Implant-supported dentures attach to a small number of implants so they don’t slip or rub when you eat and speak. Ask about implant-retained dentures at your free consultation.

Q: Is the dental implant consultation really free?
A: Yes. Patients without dental insurance can schedule a free dental implant consultation to find out whether implants are right for them. The offer can’t be combined with other offers. Call (512) 609-0066 or book online.


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## Dental Crowns in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/dental-crowns/

Chandler Creek Dental Care places custom dental crowns in Round Rock, TX, provided by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist. A crown is a tooth-shaped cap that fully covers a tooth weakened by decay, a fracture, a large filling or a root canal, protecting what remains of the natural tooth and restoring its appearance and function.

Key facts: Restores: Cracked, broken or decayed teeth | Provided by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Impressions: Primescan digital scans | Broken tooth?: $89 emergency exam (no insurance)

### Custom dental crowns that protect and restore
Healthy, well-aligned teeth let you bite, chew and smile with confidence. When a tooth is badly decayed, chipped, cracked or weakened after a root canal, a filling alone may not be strong enough to hold it together. That’s when a dental crown is often the best solution.
A crown is a custom, tooth-shaped cap that covers the entire visible portion of a tooth. It holds the remaining healthy structure together, shields it from further damage and restores a natural shape and color. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, our priority is to preserve as much of your natural tooth as possible — a crown lets us restore function and appearance without removing the tooth. It’s restorative care Round Rock patients can rely on from their dentist in Round Rock.

### When do you need a dental crown?
- A fractured or broken tooth: A crown holds a cracked or broken tooth together, preventing the crack from spreading and protecting it from further breakage.
- Significant tooth decay: When decay has destroyed too much of a tooth for a filling to hold, a crown rebuilds and seals the remaining structure.
- Large or failing fillings: Old, oversized or fractured fillings can leave the surrounding tooth fragile. A crown reinforces it for the long haul.
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### Benefits of restoring a tooth with a crown
A damaged tooth rarely gets better on its own. Cracks tend to deepen and decay keeps spreading, which can eventually lead to pain, infection or losing the tooth altogether. Restoring it with a crown at the right time offers several advantages:
- Saves your natural tooth — a crown often lets us restore a tooth that might otherwise need to be extracted.
- Restores strength — chew comfortably again without worrying that the tooth will break.
- Prevents further damage — full coverage seals and protects the remaining tooth structure.
- Looks natural — your crown is shaped and shaded to blend in with neighboring teeth.
- Long-lasting — we use high-quality materials chosen for durability and longevity.

### The dental crown process, step by step
1. Consultation & exam — We examine the tooth with low-radiation digital X-rays and an intraoral camera, show you what we see, and confirm whether a crown is the best treatment option.
2. Preparing the tooth — After numbing the area, Dr. Kaur removes decay or damaged structure and gently shapes the tooth to make room for the new crown.
3. Digital impressions — Instead of messy putty molds, we capture precise 3D scans of your tooth and surrounding teeth with our Primescan intraoral scanner so your crown fits accurately and comfortably.
4. Temporary protection — A temporary crown protects your tooth while your permanent crown is custom-made to match the shape and shade of your smile.
5. Placing your permanent crown — We check the fit, bite and color, make any fine adjustments, then bond your crown securely in place.

### Crown materials and options
There are several types of crown materials, from tooth-colored porcelain and ceramic options to stronger alloys, each with its own balance of appearance and strength. The right choice depends on where the tooth is in your mouth, how much force it takes when you chew, and your cosmetic goals. Dr. Kaur will explain the options suited to your tooth and help you choose with confidence.
Whatever you choose, our team works with high-quality materials selected for durability and a natural look. If you’re thinking about whitening, ask us first: crowns don’t change color with teeth whitening, so many patients whiten before we shade-match a new crown.

### Caring for your new crown
A crown can’t decay, but the natural tooth underneath it still can, especially along the gumline. Brush twice a day, floss daily around the crown, and keep up with regular checkups and cleanings at our Round Rock office so we can monitor the fit. Some mild sensitivity for a few days after your crown is placed is normal and should settle quickly; if your bite feels high or uneven, a quick adjustment usually solves it. Avoid chewing ice or hard objects, and let us know if you grind your teeth, since grinding can wear down both crowns and natural teeth. If a crown ever feels loose, cracks or comes off, call us promptly.

### Dental crown cost and insurance in Round Rock
Crowns are commonly considered a restorative procedure, so dental insurance often covers part of the cost. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and we’ll review your benefits and give you a clear estimate before treatment.
For any remaining balance, we offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance. Learn more about our dental insurance and payment options.

### Benefits
- Saves natural teeth that might otherwise be lost
- Primescan digital impressions — no putty molds
- Natural-looking crowns shaded to match your smile
- High-quality materials chosen for durability
- Root canal and crown care under one Round Rock roof
- Insurance help, financing and an in-house membership plan

### Dental Crowns FAQs
Q: Who places dental crowns at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: Crowns are provided by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist who earned her dental degree at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry. If your tooth also needs a root canal, our in-house endodontist, Dr. Faiza Ali, can treat it in the same office before your crown is placed.

Q: How do I know if I need a crown or a filling?
A: A filling works well for small to moderate cavities. When decay or a fracture has damaged a large part of the tooth, when an old filling is very large or cracked, or after a root canal, a crown usually offers better protection. We’ll show you X-rays and intraoral camera images so you can see the tooth and understand our recommendation.

Q: Does getting a dental crown hurt?
A: Most patients feel little more than pressure. The tooth is fully numbed before we prepare it, and our Primescan scanner replaces uncomfortable putty impressions. Some mild sensitivity or gum tenderness for a few days afterward is normal and usually eases with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Q: How much does a dental crown cost in Round Rock, TX?
A: The cost depends on the tooth, the material and whether other treatment, such as a root canal, is needed. We provide an estimate before you begin and help you use your insurance benefits. Financing is available through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. See our insurance page for details.

Q: How long do dental crowns last?
A: With good care, a crown can last many years. Longevity depends on the material, your bite, grinding habits and how well you clean around it. Brushing, flossing and regular checkups help protect both the crown and the natural tooth underneath it, and we check every crown at your routine exams.

Q: What is the difference between a crown and a bridge?
A: A crown covers and protects a single damaged tooth. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by joining a replacement tooth to crowns placed on the healthy teeth on either side of the gap. If you’re missing a tooth, we’ll compare a bridge with a dental implant at your Round Rock visit so you can choose what fits your health, goals and budget.

Q: I broke a tooth. Can you see me quickly?
A: Yes — new patients and emergency appointments are welcome. Call (512) 609-0066 and we’ll do our best to see you promptly. Patients without insurance can take advantage of our $89 emergency exam. Learn more about our emergency dentist care.

Q: Can a crown be used to replace a missing tooth?
A: A crown on its own covers an existing tooth, but crowns are also used to replace missing teeth. A dental bridge uses crowns on the neighboring teeth to hold a replacement tooth in the gap, and a crown is placed on top of a dental implant to complete it. We’ll help you compare these options at your visit.


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## Dental Fillings in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/dental-fillings/

Chandler Creek Dental Care treats cavities with dental fillings in Round Rock, TX, provided by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist. The decayed part of the tooth is gently removed, usually after numbing the area, and replaced with a filling that restores strength and function, stopping the cavity from growing into pain or infection.

Key facts: Treats: Cavities & minor tooth damage | Provided by: Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD | Diagnosis: Low-radiation digital X-rays | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### Gentle, long-lasting dental fillings
Cavities are one of the most common dental problems for children and adults alike. They form when bacteria in plaque produce acids that gradually break down tooth enamel. Left untreated, a small cavity keeps growing — first causing sensitivity, then discomfort and pain, and eventually infection or tooth loss.
A dental filling removes the decay and restores the tooth, returning its strength and appearance and helping protect it against further damage. A filling also smooths out the tooth surface, so you can bite and chew comfortably again. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, we treat cavities gently and efficiently, which is part of why so many Round Rock families count on us as their dentist in Round Rock.

### Signs you may need a filling
Early cavities often cause no symptoms at all, which is why regular checkups matter. As decay progresses, you may notice:
- Sensitivity to hot, cold or sweet foods and drinks
- A twinge of pain when you bite down or chew
- A visible hole, pit or dark spot on the surface of a tooth
- Food catching in the same spot between teeth
- A rough or broken edge you can feel with your tongue
- An old filling that feels loose, cracked or worn

### Why treating cavities early matters
- Smaller, simpler treatment: Catching decay early means a smaller filling and more of your natural tooth preserved.
- Avoid pain and infection: Untreated cavities can reach the nerve, leading to toothaches that may require <a href="/round-rock-tx/root-canal-treatment/">root canal treatment</a>.
- Protect your bite: A filled tooth evens out the chewing surface, helping your jaw work comfortably when you bite and chew.
- Lower long-term cost: A filling today usually costs far less than a crown, root canal or tooth replacement later on.

### What to expect during your filling appointment
1. Exam & digital X-rays — We examine the tooth and take low-radiation digital X-rays for an accurate view of the decay. Intraoral camera images let you see the problem for yourself.
2. Numbing for comfort — If needed, we numb the area so you stay comfortable throughout treatment. Settle in with a pillow, blanket and Netflix on our ceiling-mounted TVs.
3. Removing the decay — Dr. Kaur carefully removes the decayed or damaged portion of the tooth while preserving as much healthy structure as possible.
4. Placing the filling — The cleaned area is filled to rebuild the tooth, restoring its shape, strength and function.
5. Bite check & polish — We check your bite, make any adjustments so the filling feels natural, and polish it smooth.

### Filling options and when a crown is better
There is more than one type of filling material, and the right choice depends on the size and location of the cavity and how much chewing force the tooth handles. Dr. Kaur will explain the filling options suited to your tooth — including natural-looking choices for teeth that show when you smile — so you can make an informed decision.
When decay or damage is too extensive for a filling to hold, or an old filling has grown very large, a dental crown can provide stronger, full-coverage protection. We’ll always recommend the most conservative treatment that will last.

### Preventing cavities between visits
The best filling is the one you never need. Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, floss daily, and limit sugary snacks and drinks that feed cavity-causing bacteria. Sipping soda or sweetened coffee throughout the day is especially hard on enamel, because it keeps your teeth bathed in sugar and acid for hours.
Most importantly, keep up with your routine dental exams and cleanings at our Round Rock office. Professional cleanings remove the plaque and tartar that brushing misses, and low-radiation digital X-rays and intraoral cameras help us spot early decay between teeth long before it hurts — when treatment is smallest and simplest.

### Fillings for the whole family
Children, teens, adults and seniors all get cavities, and we treat patients of every age in a calm, welcoming setting. Our ceiling TVs with Netflix, soothing music, pillows and blankets and a beverage bar help nervous patients relax. Dental fillings are a routine restorative treatment, and dental insurance often covers part of the cost. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and offer financing plus an in-house membership plan. Learn more about dental insurance and payment options.

### Benefits
- Gentle cavity treatment with numbing when needed
- Low-radiation digital X-rays for accurate diagnosis
- Conservative care that preserves healthy tooth structure
- Comfortable care for children, adults and seniors
- Comfort amenities including ceiling TVs with Netflix
- Insurance help, financing and an in-house membership plan

### Dental Fillings FAQs
Q: Who provides dental fillings at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: Fillings are provided by Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD, a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist who earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine at the University of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry. She takes a careful, gentle approach and explains each step, so even patients getting their first filling feel at ease.

Q: Does getting a filling hurt?
A: Most patients feel little or no discomfort. If needed, we numb the area before removing the decay, so you typically feel only light pressure or vibration. Afterward, the tooth may be a little sensitive for a few days. Our comfort amenities, such as ceiling TVs with Netflix and blankets, help you relax during treatment.

Q: How long does a dental filling take?
A: Most fillings are completed in a single appointment. The time depends on the size and number of cavities being treated. We’ll let you know what to expect before we begin, and we can often treat more than one tooth in the same visit.

Q: How much does a filling cost in Round Rock, TX?
A: The cost depends on the size and location of the cavity and the filling material. Fillings are routine restorative care, so insurance often covers a portion. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance.

Q: What happens if I don’t fill a cavity?
A: A cavity doesn’t heal on its own. The decay keeps spreading deeper into the tooth, which can lead to sensitivity, pain, infection and eventually the need for a root canal, crown or extraction. Treating it early with a filling is simpler, more comfortable and usually less expensive.

Q: How long do dental fillings last?
A: With good oral hygiene and regular checkups, fillings can last many years. Their lifespan depends on the material, the filling’s size and location, and habits such as grinding or chewing ice. We check your fillings at every exam and let you know if one is wearing out.

Q: Do you fill cavities for children?
A: Yes. We treat patients of all ages, and cavities are common in children. We take extra time to explain each step in kid-friendly terms and keep young patients comfortable. Many Round Rock parents schedule the whole family together. Learn more about our family dentistry services.

Q: Should I replace my old fillings?
A: Not every old filling needs replacing. We recommend it when a filling is cracked, leaking, wearing away or has new decay forming around its edges, since those gaps let bacteria back into the tooth. At each checkup in our Round Rock office, we examine your existing fillings with digital X-rays and an intraoral camera and show you what we see before recommending any treatment.


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## Root Canal Treatment in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/root-canal-treatment/

Chandler Creek Dental Care provides root canal treatment in Round Rock, TX, with care from Dr. Faiza Ali, an endodontist trained at Boston University, alongside Dr. Ravneet Kaur. A root canal removes infected or inflamed pulp from inside a tooth so the tooth can be saved instead of extracted, and treatment is often completed in two appointments using modern anesthesia to keep you comfortable.

Key facts: Goal: Save the natural tooth | Provided by: Dr. Faiza Ali, endodontist | Visits: Often two appointments | Comfort: Modern local anesthesia

### Relieve tooth pain and save your tooth with a root canal
Deep inside every tooth is a soft core called the pulp, made up of nerves and blood vessels. When a deep cavity or a crack reaches that pulp, bacteria can get in and cause inflammation or infection — and that is usually when a tooth starts to ache. Left alone, the infection can spread to the bone around the root and put your neighboring healthy teeth at risk.
Root canal therapy removes the damaged pulp, cleans and disinfects the inside of the tooth, and seals it so it can keep working for years to come. It is one of the most reliable ways to keep your natural tooth rather than having it pulled and replaced. Root canals have a reputation for being painful, but the treatment is designed to relieve pain, not cause it — and our team takes extra care to keep you relaxed from start to finish. It’s part of why so many neighbors trust us as their dentist in Round Rock.

### How do I know if I might need a root canal?
Only an exam and X-rays can confirm whether the pulp of a tooth is infected, but these warning signs are worth a call to our office:
- A persistent toothache — pain that lingers, throbs or wakes you up at night.
- Sensitivity to heat and cold — especially discomfort that lasts after the hot or cold food is gone.
- A darkened or discolored tooth — a sign the nerve inside may be damaged.
- A loose tooth — infection can weaken the bone that supports the root.
- A chipped, cracked or broken tooth — damage can open a pathway for bacteria to reach the pulp.

### Don’t delay — an infected tooth won’t heal on its own
Once infection reaches the nerve and pulp, it does not go away by itself. Pain may come and go, but the infection keeps working beneath the surface and can lead to an abscess, bone loss or the loss of the tooth altogether. Treating it early usually means a simpler procedure and a better chance of saving the tooth.
If you have a severe toothache or swelling, please call as early in the day as possible. We offer emergency dental appointments and will do our best to see you the same day when possible, and root canal procedures are among the services available during our Saturday emergency care hours.

### Root canal treatment, step by step
1. Exam & digital X-rays — We find the source of your pain with a careful exam and digital X-rays, and 3D CBCT imaging when we need a closer look at the roots and surrounding bone.
2. Comfortable numbing — Modern local anesthesia numbs the tooth and the area around it, so most patients feel pressure rather than pain during treatment.
3. Cleaning & shaping — The infected or inflamed pulp is gently removed, and the canals inside the root are cleaned, shaped and disinfected.
4. Filling & sealing — The cleaned canals are filled and sealed to keep bacteria out, and the tooth is closed with a filling to protect it from future infection.
5. Protective restoration — Many back teeth need a crown after a root canal to protect them from cracking. We’ll let you know whether your tooth needs one.
6. Healthy habits — Brushing, flossing and regular checkups help prevent new decay and keep your restored tooth healthy for the long term.

### Root canal care from an endodontist, in our Round Rock office
An endodontist is a dentist who completes additional post-graduate training focused on the inside of the tooth — diagnosing tooth pain and performing root canal therapy. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, Dr. Faiza Ali brings that training to our practice, so many patients can have their root canal handled by our own team instead of being referred to another office.
After dental school, Dr. Ali completed a post-graduate endodontic residency and earned her Doctor of Science in Dentistry (DScD) at Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. She is board-eligible, has published research on oral cancer and osteoarthritis of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), and has received two awards for her research work.
Dr. Ravneet Kaur, our general, restorative and cosmetic dentist, works alongside Dr. Ali to diagnose problems early and complete the final restoration — so your care stays coordinated in one familiar place.

### Root canal vs. extraction: why saving your tooth matters
- Keep your natural tooth: Nothing looks, feels or chews quite like your own tooth. A root canal lets you keep it instead of living with a gap.
- Protect your bite: When a tooth is removed, neighboring teeth can drift into the space. Saving the tooth helps keep your bite stable.
- Avoid replacement steps: Replacing an extracted tooth usually means an implant or bridge. Saving the tooth can spare you that extra treatment.
- Relief from infection: Removing the infected pulp eliminates the source of pain and stops the infection from spreading to the surrounding bone.

### Root canal cost and payment options in Round Rock
The cost of root canal treatment depends on which tooth is involved, how many canals it has and whether you need a crown afterward. Before we begin, we explain the recommended treatment, what it costs and your payment options so there are no surprises.
We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Patients without insurance can join our in-house membership plan or start with our $89 emergency exam. If you need a crown after treatment, learn more about dental crowns.

### Benefits
- Root canal care from an endodontist in our Round Rock office
- Modern anesthesia for a comfortable, gentle experience
- Saves your natural tooth instead of extracting it
- Digital X-rays and 3D CBCT imaging for accurate diagnosis
- Emergency and Saturday appointments for painful teeth
- Insurance help, flexible financing and a membership plan

### Root Canal Treatment FAQs
Q: Who performs root canals at Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock?
A: Root canal care at our Round Rock office is provided by Dr. Faiza Ali, an endodontist who completed a post-graduate endodontic residency and earned her DScD at Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. She works alongside Dr. Ravneet Kaur, who helps diagnose tooth problems and completes restorations such as crowns, so your care stays with one team.

Q: Does a root canal hurt?
A: Root canal treatment is designed to relieve pain, not cause it. We use modern local anesthesia to numb the tooth thoroughly, so most patients feel only pressure during the procedure. It’s normal for the tooth to feel tender for a few days afterward, which is usually managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Q: How many visits does a root canal take?
A: Root canal treatment is relatively quick and is often completed in two appointments. The first visit focuses on removing the infected pulp and cleaning the canals, and the second completes the sealing and restoration. Some teeth also need a crown afterward to protect them, which we’ll plan with you.

Q: What are the signs I need a root canal?
A: Common signs include a persistent toothache, lingering sensitivity to heat or cold, a darkened or discolored tooth, a loose tooth, or a chipped or broken tooth. Some infected teeth cause few symptoms at all, which is why regular exams and X-rays matter. If you notice any of these signs, call us for an evaluation.

Q: Can I get an emergency root canal in Round Rock, TX?
A: If you have severe tooth pain or swelling, call (512) 609-0066 as early as possible. We welcome emergency appointments and will do our best to see you the same day when possible. Root canal procedures are also among the services offered during our Saturday emergency care on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month.

Q: Is it better to get a root canal or pull the tooth?
A: In most cases, saving your natural tooth is the better choice. An extracted tooth usually needs to be replaced with an implant or bridge to prevent neighboring teeth from shifting. A root canal removes the infection while keeping your own tooth. If a tooth can’t be saved, we’ll explain your options honestly.

Q: Will I need a crown after my root canal?
A: Often, yes — especially for molars and premolars, which handle heavy chewing forces. After a root canal a tooth can become more brittle, and a crown helps protect it from cracking. Front teeth sometimes need only a filling. We’ll recommend the right restoration for your tooth.

Q: How much does a root canal cost?
A: Cost depends on the tooth, the number of canals and whether a crown is needed afterward. We explain all costs before treatment, help you use your insurance benefits and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Patients without insurance can start with our $89 emergency exam.


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## Emergency Dentist in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/emergency-dentist/

Chandler Creek Dental Care is an emergency dentist in Round Rock, TX, treating toothaches, chipped or broken teeth, lost fillings and crowns, knocked-out teeth and dental abscesses. Dr. Ravneet Kaur and Dr. Jake H. Duong provide urgent care, with same-day appointments when possible and emergency care on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays. Call (512) 609-0066 as early as possible — patients without insurance can get an $89 emergency exam.

Key facts: Appointments: Same day when possible | Saturdays: 2nd & 4th, 8:30 am – 2 pm | Emergency exam: $89 (no-insurance patients) | Call: (512) 609-0066

### Same-day emergency dental appointments
Dental emergencies never arrive at a convenient time. A cracked tooth at dinner, a sudden throbbing ache or a sports injury can leave you in pain and unsure where to turn. At Chandler Creek Dental Care, we keep room in our schedule for urgent problems and do our best to see emergency patients the same day when possible, so you can get relief quickly and prevent a small problem from becoming a bigger one.
Our team responds with calm, compassionate care: we find the source of the problem, relieve your discomfort and explain your options for a lasting fix. We put your comfort first and use modern diagnostic tools to make fast, accurate decisions. Whether you’re a longtime patient or new to our practice, you can count on us as your dentist in Round Rock when something goes wrong.

### Dental emergencies we treat
- Toothaches: Ongoing or sudden tooth pain can signal decay, a crack or infection. We pinpoint the cause and provide both immediate relief and a long-term solution.
- Chipped or broken teeth: From a small chip to a badly broken tooth, we restore your smile with gentle care and a solution tailored to the damage.
- Lost fillings or crowns: A missing filling or crown leaves a tooth vulnerable. We protect it right away and replace the restoration so it’s comfortable and durable.
- Knocked-out teeth: Time matters most with a knocked-out tooth. Call us right away — prompt care gives the best chance of saving and re-implanting it.
- Abscesses and swelling: A dental abscess can cause intense pain and swelling. We relieve your symptoms and treat the infection causing them.
- Broken dentures & appliances: Repairs for dentures and orthodontic appliances are among the services we offer during our Saturday emergency hours.

### What to do in a dental emergency
Call our Round Rock office at (512) 609-0066 as early in the day as possible — the earlier you call, the better our chances of fitting you in the same day. While you wait for your visit, these simple steps can help:
- Knocked-out tooth — pick it up by the crown (not the root), rinse it gently without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket. If you can’t, keep it in milk and get to us as quickly as you can.
- Broken or chipped tooth — rinse your mouth with warm water, save any pieces and use a cold compress on your cheek to reduce swelling.
- Toothache — rinse with warm water and gently floss to remove trapped food. Avoid placing aspirin directly on the gums.
- Lost filling or crown — keep the crown if you have it, avoid chewing on that side, and bring it with you to your appointment.
- Swelling — apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek and call us promptly; swelling often signals an infection that needs treatment.

### When to go to the emergency room instead
Some situations need hospital care before dental care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room if you have facial or jaw swelling that is affecting your breathing or swallowing, bleeding that won’t stop with firm pressure, a suspected broken jaw, or a head injury. Once you’re stable, call us and we’ll take care of the dental side of your injury.

### Emergency dental care on Saturdays
A dental problem that starts on a Friday shouldn’t mean suffering all weekend. In addition to our weekday hours (Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm), we offer Saturday emergency dental care on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Our weekend services include:
- Restoration of cracked, chipped or damaged teeth
- Cavity treatment with fillings and custom crowns
- Root canal procedures to treat infected or inflamed pulp
- Tooth removal when a tooth can’t be saved
- Repairs for dentures and orthodontic appliances
- Care and treatment for dental infections and abscesses

### Experienced emergency dentists in Round Rock
Your emergency visit is handled by an experienced team. Dr. Ravneet Kaur is a general, restorative and cosmetic dentist who focuses on gentle, comfortable care — including for anxious patients. When a tooth can’t be saved, Dr. Jake H. Duong performs extractions in-house; he completed a one-year residency at The University of Alabama at Birmingham focused on extractions, biologics and soft tissue, and implant placement, and is certified in oral and IV sedation.
Because restorations, root canals, extractions and implants are all handled under one roof, we can often take you from emergency relief to a permanent repair — such as a dental crown — without sending you to another office.

### Emergency dental costs and payment options
Patients without dental insurance can get an $89 emergency exam to find the cause of their pain (this offer can’t be combined with other offers). Before any treatment, we explain what we recommend and what it costs.
We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance.

### Benefits
- Same-day emergency appointments when possible
- Emergency care on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays
- $89 emergency exam for patients without insurance
- Root canals, extractions and repairs in one Round Rock office
- Oral and IV sedation available for extractions
- New and existing patients welcome

### Emergency Dentistry FAQs
Q: Do you offer same-day emergency dental appointments in Round Rock?
A: Yes. Chandler Creek Dental Care welcomes emergency patients, and we do our best to see you the same day when possible. Call (512) 609-0066 as early in the day as you can so we have the best chance of fitting you in. New and existing patients are both welcome.

Q: Are you open 24 hours for dental emergencies?
A: No. We are not a 24-hour office. Our hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month, 8:30 am to 2 pm, when we offer Saturday emergency care. For severe swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or a suspected broken jaw, go to the nearest emergency room.

Q: What counts as a dental emergency?
A: Common dental emergencies include a severe or persistent toothache, a chipped or broken tooth, a lost filling or crown, a knocked-out tooth, and an abscess or swelling in the gums or face. If you’re unsure whether your problem is urgent, call us and our team will help you decide how quickly you need to be seen.

Q: How much does an emergency dental visit cost?
A: Patients without dental insurance can get an $89 emergency exam to diagnose the cause of their pain; it can’t be combined with other offers. Treatment costs depend on what you need, and we explain them before we begin. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry.

Q: What should I do if my tooth gets knocked out?
A: Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root, and rinse it gently without scrubbing. If you can, place it back in the socket and bite on gauze; otherwise keep it in milk. Then call us right away — the sooner a knocked-out tooth is treated, the better the chance of saving it.

Q: Can I see a dentist on Saturday in Round Rock, TX?
A: Yes. We offer Saturday emergency dental care on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2 pm. Weekend services include repairs for cracked or chipped teeth, fillings and crowns, root canals, extractions, denture and orthodontic appliance repairs, and treatment for infections and abscesses.

Q: When should I go to the ER instead of the dentist?
A: Go to the emergency room or call 911 if you have swelling in your face or jaw that is making it hard to breathe or swallow, bleeding that won’t stop with firm pressure, a possible broken jaw, or a head injury. Once you’re stable, contact our office for follow-up dental care.


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## Dental Technology in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/round-rock-tx/dental-technology/

Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock, TX uses modern dental technology including 3D CBCT imaging, the Primescan intraoral scanner, digital X-rays, intraoral cameras and electronic recordkeeping. Dr. Ravneet Kaur and Dr. Jake H. Duong use these tools to diagnose problems earlier, plan treatment such as implants precisely and show you exactly what they see.

Key facts: 3D imaging: CBCT cone beam scans | Impressions: Primescan digital scanner | X-rays: Digital, results in minutes | New patients: $99 special (no insurance)

### State-of-the-art technology for better dental care
Great dentistry starts with seeing clearly. The better we can see your teeth, gums and jawbone, the earlier we can catch problems and the more precisely we can treat them. That’s why Chandler Creek Dental Care has invested in digital and 3D technology that makes your visits more comfortable, more efficient and easier to understand.
Technology never replaces the judgment of an experienced dentist, but it gives our team better information to work with — and gives you a front-row view of your own oral health. It’s one of the reasons patients choose us as their dentist in Round Rock.

### The technology in our Round Rock office
- CBCT 3D imaging: A cone-shaped X-ray beam rotates around your head to build a detailed three-dimensional view of your teeth, jawbone and surrounding structures.
- Primescan intraoral scanner: A fast, accurate handheld scanner that captures a digital 3D model of your teeth — no trays of impression material required.
- Digital X-rays: A compact sensor replaces old-fashioned film, and images appear on screen within moments with no chemical processing.
- Intraoral cameras: A small camera with built-in lighting captures clear, close-up images of your teeth that you can see on screen with your dentist.
- Electronic recordkeeping: Digital records keep your health history, images and treatment notes organized, accurate and securely stored.

### CBCT: 3D dental imaging
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), often called 3D dental imaging, gives a far clearer and more detailed view of your anatomy than traditional film X-rays. During a quick scan, a cone-shaped X-ray beam rotates around your head and captures a series of images from different angles. A computer then reconstructs them into a three-dimensional model of your teeth, jawbone, nerves and sinuses.
Because CBCT shows depth and bone volume that flat X-rays can’t, it is especially valuable for planning dental implants, evaluating wisdom teeth before extraction and examining the roots of a tooth that may need a root canal.

### Primescan: comfortable digital impressions
If you’ve ever had a dental impression taken with a tray of thick, gooey material, you’ll appreciate the Primescan intraoral scanner. This remarkably fast and efficient scanner captures highly accurate digital images of your teeth, which are combined into a precise 3D model on our computer screen.
Digital impressions are more comfortable for most patients — no gagging on impression trays — and they give us detailed, accurate data to plan restorations such as dental crowns and implant restorations. Scans can be reviewed instantly, so if we need another angle we simply rescan rather than starting over.

### Digital X-rays and intraoral cameras
Our digital X-rays use a thin, compact sensor in place of traditional film. There is no chemical developing — images appear on the computer screen as soon as each one is taken, so you and your dentist can review them together within minutes. By adjusting the angle of the sensor, we can capture every surface of each tooth without the waiting time of older systems. Digital X-rays also typically require less radiation than traditional film.
Intraoral cameras take this a step further. With a built-in light source, this small camera captures sharp, magnified images of the outside of your teeth, revealing details such as cracks, worn fillings and early decay. Seeing those images on screen makes it easy to understand what we’re recommending and why — an important part of every dental exam and cleaning.

### How our technology benefits you
- Earlier detection — clear, detailed images help us spot problems while they’re small and easier to treat.
- More precise treatment — 3D imaging and digital scans support careful planning for implants, extractions, crowns and root canals.
- More comfortable visits — digital impressions replace messy trays, and digital X-rays are quick and easy.
- Less waiting — X-ray images and scans are ready within moments, not days.
- Clearer understanding — you see what we see on screen, so you can make confident decisions about your care.
- Organized, secure records — electronic recordkeeping keeps your information accurate and protected.

### Experience modern dentistry in Round Rock
Our technology supports every part of our practice, from routine checkups with Dr. Ravneet Kaur to implant planning and surgery with Dr. Jake H. Duong. New patients without insurance can start with our $99 new patient special, and we’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare.
Have a question about any of the tools we use? Ask at your next visit — we’re always happy to show you how they work.

### Benefits
- 3D CBCT imaging for precise diagnosis and planning
- Primescan digital impressions — no messy trays
- Digital X-rays with images ready in minutes
- Intraoral cameras so you see what we see
- Secure electronic recordkeeping
- $99 new patient special for patients without insurance

### Dental Technology FAQs
Q: What dental technology does Chandler Creek Dental Care use in Round Rock?
A: Our Round Rock office uses 3D CBCT (cone beam computed tomography) imaging, the Primescan intraoral scanner for digital impressions, digital X-rays, intraoral cameras and electronic recordkeeping. Together these tools help our dentists diagnose problems earlier, plan treatment precisely and show you clearly what is happening with your teeth.

Q: What is a CBCT scan and why would I need one?
A: A CBCT scan is a 3D X-ray. A cone-shaped beam rotates around your head and a computer combines the images into a three-dimensional model of your teeth, jawbone and surrounding structures. It is commonly used to plan dental implants, assess wisdom teeth and evaluate tooth roots in more detail than a standard X-ray allows.

Q: Are digital X-rays safe?
A: Yes. Digital X-rays typically require less radiation than traditional film X-rays, and we take only the images needed to diagnose and plan your care. Because there’s no film to develop, images appear on screen within moments, so you can review them with your dentist during the same visit.

Q: What is Primescan?
A: Primescan is an intraoral scanner that captures fast, highly accurate digital images of your teeth and turns them into a 3D model. It replaces traditional impression trays filled with thick material, so taking impressions for restorations such as crowns is quicker and more comfortable for most patients.

Q: What does an intraoral camera show?
A: An intraoral camera is a small, pen-sized camera with a built-in light. It captures clear, close-up images of your teeth that appear on a screen, letting you see cracks, worn fillings or areas of decay for yourself. This makes it easier to understand your diagnosis and treatment options.

Q: Is my information secure with electronic recordkeeping?
A: We use electronic recordkeeping to store and manage your health history, images and treatment records digitally. Digital systems keep information organized and accurate, and they are managed to protect the security and privacy of patient information. If you have questions about your records, our front desk team is happy to help.


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# Frequently asked questions by page

## Dentist in Round Rock, TX
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/

Q: Who is the best dentist in Round Rock, TX?
A: Chandler Creek Dental Care is a highly rated dentist in Round Rock, TX, with a 4.9-star average from 236 Google reviews. Patients praise Dr. Ravneet Kaur’s gentle, patient approach, the in-house extractions, implants and IV sedation offered by Dr. Jake H. Duong, and specialist root canal care from endodontist Dr. Faiza Ali — all in one office on N A W Grimes Blvd.

Q: Is Chandler Creek Dental Care accepting new patients?
A: Yes. We welcome new patients of all ages for general, family, cosmetic, implant and emergency dentistry. Patients without dental insurance can start with our $99 new patient special.

Q: Where is your Round Rock dental office located?
A: We are at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665 — in north Round Rock, a short drive from Teravista, Forest Creek and Chandler Creek Blvd.

Q: What are your office hours? Are you open on Saturdays?
A: We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. You can also book online anytime.

Q: Do you offer emergency dental care in Round Rock?
A: Yes. Call (512) 609-0066 as early as possible and we will do our best to see you the same day for toothaches, broken or knocked-out teeth, swelling and other dental emergencies. Patients without insurance can get an emergency exam for $89.

Q: Do you accept dental insurance?
A: We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and our team files claims and helps you maximize your benefits. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance.

Q: Do you place dental implants and do root canals in-house?
A: Yes. Dr. Jake H. Duong performs implant surgery, wisdom teeth extractions and IV sedation in our office, and Dr. Faiza Ali, an endodontist trained at Boston University, provides specialist root canal treatment — so most patients never need a referral elsewhere.

Q: Do you see children and families?
A: Absolutely. We are a family dentist in Round Rock and care for children, parents and grandparents in the same office.

Q: What makes a visit to Chandler Creek Dental Care comfortable?
A: We focus on gentle, minimally invasive dentistry and a relaxing atmosphere: ceiling-mounted TVs with Netflix, pillows and blankets, soothing music and a fully stocked beverage bar. Oral and IV sedation are available for anxious patients.

## Dental Services in Round Rock
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/dental-services/

Q: What dental services do you offer in Round Rock?
A: Chandler Creek Dental Care offers general and family dentistry, dental exams and cleanings, cosmetic dentistry, teeth whitening, dental crowns, fillings, dental implants, root canal treatment, emergency dentistry and advanced dental technology such as CBCT 3D imaging — all in one Round Rock office.

Q: Do I need a referral for extractions, implants or root canals?
A: Usually not. Because Dr. Jake H. Duong provides extractions, wisdom teeth removal and implant placement, and Dr. Faiza Ali is an endodontist, most patients can have extractions, implants and root canals done in our Round Rock office without a referral elsewhere.

Q: Do you offer sedation for dental treatment?
A: Yes. Dr. Jake H. Duong is certified in oral and IV sedation, which can help anxious patients and those having wisdom teeth removed or implants placed feel calm and comfortable.

Q: Can I combine several treatments into one plan?
A: Yes. Many patients combine treatments such as whitening, fillings and crowns. We’ll review every recommended step, its cost and your payment options before treatment begins so you can plan with confidence.

Q: How do I pay for dental treatment?
A: We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare and file claims for you. We also offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry, plus an in-house membership plan for patients without insurance.

## Weekend Dentist in Round Rock
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/weekend-dentist/

Q: Is there a dentist open on Saturday in Round Rock?
A: Yes. Chandler Creek Dental Care is open on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665. Call (512) 609-0066 to reserve a Saturday appointment.

Q: What dental problems can you treat on a Saturday?
A: On Saturdays we can repair cracked, chipped or damaged teeth, treat cavities with fillings and crowns, perform root canals for infected or inflamed teeth, remove teeth that can’t be saved, repair dentures and orthodontic appliances, and treat dental infections and abscesses.

Q: Do you take walk-ins on Saturdays?
A: Please call ahead at (512) 609-0066. Saturday appointments fill quickly, and calling first lets us reserve time for you and prepare for your visit, especially if you’re in pain.

Q: What should I do if I have a dental emergency on a Sunday?
A: Call (512) 609-0066 as soon as we open and we’ll get you in as quickly as possible. If you have facial swelling that affects breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding or a possible jaw fracture, go to the nearest emergency room.

Q: Are your special offers available on Saturdays?
A: Please call (512) 609-0066 to confirm. Patients without insurance can ask about our $89 emergency exam and $99 new patient special; offers cannot be combined.

## About Chandler Creek Dental Care
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/about-us/

Q: What makes Chandler Creek Dental Care different from other Round Rock dentists?
A: Three doctors practice under one roof — a general and cosmetic dentist, a dentist focused on extractions and implants who is certified in IV sedation, and an endodontist — so most care stays in one office. Add a relaxing environment with Netflix, blankets and a beverage bar, plus Saturday hours, and patients rarely need to go anywhere else.

Q: Is Chandler Creek Dental Care privately owned?
A: Yes. As a privately owned practice, we give every patient personalized, one-on-one attention and the undivided focus of the doctor and the whole team.

Q: Where is your dental office?
A: We are at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665, in north Round Rock — convenient to Teravista, Forest Creek, Georgetown, Hutto and Pflugerville.

Q: What is your approach to dental care?
A: We focus on prevention, precise diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment. During your visit we address any existing problems and look for ways to prevent new ones, and we explain your options clearly before any treatment.

Q: Do you see the whole family?
A: Yes. We care for children, parents and grandparents, and we welcome every member of your family in a warm, comfortable setting.

## Meet the Doctors
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/meet-the-team/

Q: Who are the dentists at Chandler Creek Dental Care?
A: Our doctors are Dr. Ravneet Kaur, DMD (general, restorative and cosmetic dentistry), Dr. Jake H. Duong, DDS (extractions, wisdom teeth, dental implants and IV sedation) and Dr. Faiza Ali (endodontist and root canal specialist).

Q: Is there a root canal specialist in your Round Rock office?
A: Yes. Dr. Faiza Ali completed a post-graduate endodontic residency and earned her Doctor of Science in Dentistry at Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. She provides root canal treatment in our office.

Q: Who removes wisdom teeth at your office?
A: Dr. Jake H. Duong performs wisdom teeth extractions in-house. He completed a one-year training residency at The University of Alabama at Birmingham and is certified in oral and IV sedation.

Q: Can I choose which dentist I see?
A: Yes. Let our team know your preference when you book. For specialized care such as root canals, implants or extractions, we’ll schedule you with the doctor who focuses on that treatment.

Q: Are your dentists accepting new patients?
A: Yes. All of our doctors welcome new patients. Book online or call (512) 609-0066.

## Our Location
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/location/

Q: Where is Chandler Creek Dental Care located?
A: Our office is at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665, in north Round Rock near Chandler Creek Blvd.

Q: Is there parking at your office?
A: Yes. There is a parking lot directly in front of our office building.

Q: What are your office hours?
A: We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm.

Q: Which neighborhoods are close to your Round Rock dental office?
A: Patients visit us from across Round Rock — including Teravista and Forest Creek — as well as Georgetown, Hutto, Pflugerville and north Austin neighborhoods such as Mesa Park.

Q: How do I get directions?
A: Tap “Get directions” on this page to open Google Maps, or call (512) 609-0066 and our team will guide you.

## Patient Reviews
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/reviews/

Q: What is Chandler Creek Dental Care’s Google rating?
A: Chandler Creek Dental Care has a 4.9-star average rating on Google from 236 patient reviews.

Q: What do patients say about Chandler Creek Dental Care?
A: Patients most often mention gentle, comfortable care, a friendly and welcoming team, clear explanations of treatment options and a comfortable experience — especially people who were nervous about the dentist.

Q: Are these reviews real?
A: Yes. The reviews on this page are published by real patients on Google, and the testimonials were shared by patients of our practice. We show reviewers’ names as they published them.

Q: How can I leave a review?
A: We’d love to hear from you. Use the “Write a review” button on this page to leave a Google review in a few seconds.

Q: Is Chandler Creek a good dentist for anxious patients?
A: Many of our reviews come from patients who were afraid of the dentist. Our team takes time to explain each step, works gently, and offers comforts like Netflix, blankets and — for some procedures — oral or IV sedation.

## Dental Blog
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/blog/

Q: What topics does the Chandler Creek Dental Care blog cover?
A: Our blog will cover preventive care, cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, emergency care, root canals and practical tips for keeping your family’s smiles healthy.

Q: Who writes your dental articles?
A: Articles are prepared for patients of Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock, TX and are intended for general education. They are not a substitute for an exam with one of our dentists.

Q: Can I ask a question about something I read?
A: Of course. Call (512) 609-0066 or book a visit and our team will answer your questions in person.

## New Patients
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/new-patients/

Q: What should I expect at my first visit?
A: At your first visit we review your health history, take any needed digital X-rays, perform a thorough exam and talk with you about your goals. We’ll explain any recommended treatment, its cost and your payment options before anything begins.

Q: Do you have a new patient special?
A: Yes. Patients without dental insurance can take advantage of our $99 new patient special. Please contact us for details; the offer cannot be combined with other offers.

Q: What payment options do you accept?
A: We accept many dental insurance plans, credit cards and cash, and offer financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Patients without insurance can join our in-house membership plan.

Q: Can I fill out my forms before my appointment?
A: Yes. Visit our patient forms page to complete your paperwork before you arrive so your visit starts on time.

Q: What should I bring to my first appointment?
A: Bring a photo ID, your dental insurance card if you have one, a list of your medications and any recent dental X-rays or records from your previous dentist.

Q: Do you offer a membership plan for patients without insurance?
A: Yes. Our in-house dental membership plan is designed for patients without dental benefits. Ask our team for current plan details.

## Patient Forms
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/new-patients/forms/

Q: Which forms do new patients need to complete?
A: New patients complete a New Patient Registration Form, a Medical History Form, a HIPAA Consent Form and acknowledge our Notice of Health Information Privacy Practices.

Q: Can I complete patient forms on my phone?
A: Yes. Our forms can be completed from a phone or computer — all you need is an internet connection. If you have trouble, call (512) 609-0066 and we’ll help.

Q: Is my information secure?
A: Yes. We protect your health information in accordance with HIPAA, and our Notice of Health Information Privacy Practices explains how your information is used and your rights.

Q: What if I can’t finish the forms before my visit?
A: No problem — please arrive about 15 minutes early and our team will help you complete them in the office.

## Dental Insurance & Payment Options
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/new-patients/dental-insurance/

Q: Which dental insurance plans do you accept in Round Rock?
A: We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. Call (512) 609-0066 with your plan details and we’ll check your benefits.

Q: Will you file my insurance claim?
A: Yes. Our knowledgeable team handles insurance claims and paperwork for you and works with your insurance provider to help you understand and maximize your benefits.

Q: What if I don’t have dental insurance?
A: You can join our in-house membership plan, take advantage of our $99 new patient special or $89 emergency exam (offers can’t be combined), or spread the cost of treatment with CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance or Cherry.

Q: How much will my treatment cost?
A: Cost depends on your individual needs and treatment plan. Before any treatment begins, we review every recommended service, its cost and your payment options so you can make a confident decision.

Q: Do you offer payment plans?
A: Yes. Third-party financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon, Proceed Finance and Cherry lets you pay over time in monthly installments, subject to approval.

## Request an Appointment
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/appointment/

Q: How do I book an appointment at Chandler Creek Dental Care?
A: Book online anytime using our online scheduler, call (512) 609-0066 during office hours, or complete the appointment request form on this page and our team will contact you.

Q: Can I get a same-day appointment?
A: For dental emergencies we do our best to see patients the same day. Call (512) 609-0066 as early in the day as possible.

Q: Do you have Saturday appointments?
A: Yes. We’re open on the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm.

Q: How soon will you respond to my request?
A: Our team responds to appointment requests during office hours, Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. For urgent problems, please call instead.

## Contact Us
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/contact/

Q: What is the phone number for Chandler Creek Dental Care?
A: Call us at (512) 609-0066.

Q: What is the address of Chandler Creek Dental Care?
A: 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665.

Q: When is your office open?
A: Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, and the 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm.

Q: Can I book online?
A: Yes. Use the “Book Online” button anywhere on our website to choose a time that works for you.

## Endodontist Referral Form
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/refer-a-patient/

Q: How do I refer a patient to your endodontist?
A: Complete the secure referral form on this page with the patient’s details, tooth numbers, the referring office’s contact information and any X-rays or documents. Our team will contact the patient to schedule.

Q: Who will treat the referred patient?
A: Referred root canal patients are treated by Dr. Faiza Ali, an endodontist who completed her post-graduate endodontic residency and DScD at Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine.

Q: Will the patient be returned to my office for the final restoration?
A: The referral form lets you indicate the planned final restoration. We keep your office informed and return the patient to you as directed.

Q: Can I upload X-rays with the referral?
A: Yes. The referral form accepts X-rays and supporting documents.

## Accessibility
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/accessibility/

Q: Is your website accessible?
A: We work to make our website usable for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation and zoom. If something doesn’t work for you, call (512) 609-0066 and we’ll help.

Q: Is your dental office wheelchair accessible?
A: Please call ahead at (512) 609-0066 and let us know about any accessibility needs or accommodations — we’ll be ready for you.

Q: Can I get help booking an appointment by phone?
A: Yes. Call (512) 609-0066 during office hours and our team will schedule your visit and help with any forms.

## Privacy Policy
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/privacy-policy/

Q: How do you protect my information?
A: We take appropriate security measures to prevent unauthorized access, disclosure, modification or destruction of your data. Health information is also protected under HIPAA.

Q: How can I ask about or update my personal data?
A: Contact Chandler Creek Dental Care at (512) 609-0066 or visit our office at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, Round Rock, TX 78665.

Q: Does this website use cookies?
A: Yes. Like most websites, we use cookies and similar tools for site operation and to understand how visitors use the site. You can control cookies in your browser settings.

## Terms of Use
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/terms-of-use/

Q: Is the information on this website medical advice?
A: No. Content on this website is for general information only and does not replace an examination or advice from a dentist.

Q: Which law governs these terms?
A: These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas.

Q: Who do I contact with questions about these terms?
A: Call Chandler Creek Dental Care at (512) 609-0066.

## Sitemap
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/sitemap/

Q: Where can I find all of your dental services?
A: Every service page is listed on this sitemap and on our dental services page.

Q: Is there an XML sitemap for search engines?
A: Yes. Search engines can use our XML sitemap at /sitemap_index.xml.

Q: How do I contact the office?
A: Call (512) 609-0066 or visit our contact page.


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# Dental blog

## Halloween Candy & Kids’ Teeth: A Round Rock Dentist’s Tips
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/blog/halloween-candy-kids-teeth-round-rock/
By Dr. Ravneet Kaur · October 7, 2026 · Family Dentistry

**Halloween candy doesn’t have to mean cavities.** As a family dentist in Round Rock, we tell parents the same thing every October: *what* your kids eat and *how often* they eat it matter more than how much candy ends up in the bucket. Choose smarter treats, keep candy to mealtimes, and rinse and brush well — and your child’s smile can make it through the season just fine.

Here’s our practical guide for Round Rock families, from trick-or-treat night through the end of the candy stash.

## How Halloween candy causes cavities

Bacteria in the mouth feed on sugar and produce acid. That acid softens tooth enamel, and every time your child eats something sugary, a new “acid attack” begins that can last around 20 to 30 minutes. Saliva gradually helps teeth recover — but if candy is snacked on all afternoon, teeth never get that break.

That’s why **frequency** matters so much. Ten pieces eaten at once is generally easier on teeth than the same ten pieces spread across the whole day.

## The worst Halloween candy for kids’ teeth

- **Sticky and chewy candy** — caramels, taffy, gummies and fruit chews cling to teeth and get stuck in the grooves of back teeth, where they feed bacteria for hours.
- **Hard candy and lollipops** — they dissolve slowly, bathing teeth in sugar, and biting down on them can chip or crack a tooth.
- **Sour candy** — sour coatings are acidic, so they soften enamel on top of the sugar.
- **Popcorn balls and candy with nuts** — hard kernels and pieces can crack teeth and damage braces.

## Better choices for the candy bucket

- **Plain chocolate** — it melts and rinses away more easily than sticky candy. Dark chocolate typically has less sugar.
- **Sugar-free gum with xylitol** — chewing sugar-free gum increases saliva, which helps wash away food and neutralize acid.
- **Non-candy treats** — stickers, glow sticks, pencils and small toys are a fun, tooth-friendly option to hand out at your door.

## 7 tips to protect your kids’ teeth this Halloween

1. **Feed them a meal before trick-or-treating.** A full stomach means less candy grazing on the walk.
2. **Save candy for mealtimes.** Saliva production is higher during meals, which helps rinse sugar away.
3. **Set a candy plan.** Let kids pick a few favorites each day and keep the rest out of sight.
4. **Rinse with water after treats.** A few swishes help clear sugar and acid. Water — especially fluoridated tap water — beats soda, juice and sports drinks.
5. **Wait about 30 minutes to brush after sour or acidic candy.** Brushing softened enamel too soon can wear it down.
6. **Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and floss daily.** Parents should help or supervise younger kids until they can brush well on their own.
7. **Skip the bedtime snack.** Saliva slows during sleep, so candy after brushing at night stays on teeth for hours.

## Extra care for kids with braces

If your child wears braces, the rules are stricter. Sticky, chewy and hard candy can bend wires and pop off brackets, which often means an extra appointment. Stick to soft chocolate without nuts or caramel, and brush carefully around every bracket afterward.

## Candy mishaps: when to call your Round Rock dentist

Hard candy and sticky treats are some of the most common causes of chipped teeth and lost fillings this time of year. If your child:

- **chips or breaks a tooth** — save any pieces, rinse with warm water and call us;
- **loses a filling or crown** — keep the crown if you have it and avoid chewing on that side;
- **has a toothache or swelling** — call right away.

Our [emergency dentist](/round-rock-tx/emergency-dentist/) team sees urgent problems same-day when possible. Call (512) 609-0066. Patients without insurance can ask about our **$89 emergency exam** (can’t be combined with other offers).

## Book a post-Halloween checkup

November is a great time for a [dental exam and cleaning](/round-rock-tx/dental-exam-cleaning/) — we can remove the plaque candy leaves behind and catch small cavities before they cause pain. It’s also a smart time to use any remaining insurance benefits before they reset on January 1. Read our guide to [using your dental benefits before December 31](/blog/use-dental-benefits-before-year-end-round-rock/).

At Chandler Creek Dental Care, our [family dentistry](/round-rock-tx/family-dentistry/) team cares for kids, parents and grandparents in one office. We’re in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare, and new patients without insurance can ask about our $99 new patient special.

We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm — including **October 24, November 14 and November 28** (please call to confirm holiday-weekend hours). Find us at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, in north Round Rock, close to Teravista, Forest Creek, Georgetown and Hutto.

Looking for a gentle, family-friendly [dentist in Round Rock](/)? [Book online](https://onlineappointment.carestack.com/?dn=ccdc) or call (512) 609-0066. Happy Halloween from all of us!

Q: What is the worst Halloween candy for kids’ teeth?
A: Sticky and chewy candy (caramels, taffy, gummies), hard candy and lollipops that dissolve slowly, and sour candy are the hardest on teeth because they cling to teeth, keep sugar in the mouth longer or add acid. Plain chocolate rinses away more easily, so it’s usually a better choice.

Q: Is it better to eat Halloween candy all at once or a little each day?
A: For teeth, it’s better to enjoy candy at one sitting — such as with or right after a meal — than to snack on it throughout the day. Every snack starts a new acid attack on the enamel, so fewer sugar sessions means less risk of cavities.

Q: Should my child brush right after eating candy?
A: Rinse with water right away. After sour or acidic candy, wait about 30 minutes before brushing, because enamel is temporarily softened by acid. Then brush for two minutes with fluoride toothpaste and floss before bed.

Q: What should we do if a tooth chips or a filling comes out on a piece of candy?
A: Save any pieces, rinse with warm water, and call Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock at (512) 609-0066. We see dental emergencies same-day when possible. Avoid chewing on that side until we’ve examined the tooth.

Q: Can kids with braces eat Halloween candy?
A: Kids with braces should skip sticky, chewy and hard candy, plus popcorn and nuts, which can bend wires and break brackets. Soft chocolate without nuts or caramel is the safer pick — and brushing carefully afterward is especially important.

Q: How often should my child see a dentist?
A: Most children should have a dental exam and cleaning every six months. The weeks after Halloween are a great time for a checkup — our Round Rock family dentists see patients of all ages.


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## Use Your Dental Benefits Before December 31 in Round Rock
URL: https://www.chandlercreekdentalcare.com/blog/use-dental-benefits-before-year-end-round-rock/
By Dr. Ravneet Kaur · October 7, 2026 · Preventive Care

**Most dental insurance plans reset on January 1, which means any benefits you don’t use by December 31 are gone for good.** If you’ve already paid toward your deductible, haven’t had both of this year’s cleanings, or have treatment you’ve been putting off, the last few months of the year are the smartest time to see your dentist in Round Rock.

At Chandler Creek Dental Care, our team helps Round Rock families make the most of their coverage every fall. Here’s how year-end benefits work, what to schedule, and a simple checklist to follow before the calendar flips.

## How dental insurance benefits reset each year

Most dental plans include three things that reset annually:

- **Your annual maximum** — the most your plan will pay toward your care in a benefit year. Whatever you don’t use doesn’t roll over.
- **Your deductible** — the amount you pay before certain benefits begin. If you’ve already met it this year, more of your care before December 31 may be covered.
- **Preventive visits** — many plans cover two exams and cleanings per benefit year. An unused visit doesn’t carry into next year.

Most plans follow the calendar year, but some employer plans use a different “plan year.” If you’re not sure which you have, call us with your member ID — we’ll check for you.

## Why the end of the year is the right time to visit your Round Rock dentist

Putting off dental care rarely makes it cheaper. A small cavity that could be fixed with a simple [filling](/round-rock-tx/dental-fillings/) today can grow into a problem that needs a root canal or crown later. Using this year’s benefits now means:

- You get care your plan is already prepared to help pay for.
- You start January with a healthy smile and a fresh annual maximum.
- You catch small problems early, when treatment is simpler and more comfortable.

## What to schedule before December 31

### 1. Your exam and cleaning

If you haven’t used both of this year’s preventive visits, start here. A professional [dental exam and cleaning](/round-rock-tx/dental-exam-cleaning/) removes the plaque and tartar that brushing can’t, and lets us spot cavities, gum problems and worn fillings before they become painful.

### 2. Treatment you’ve already been recommended

If a previous visit noted a cavity, a cracked tooth or an old filling that needs replacing, now is the time to complete it. Finishing recommended care while this year’s benefits still apply can lower your out-of-pocket cost.

### 3. Crowns and larger treatment

A [dental crown](/round-rock-tx/dental-crowns/) protects a weak or broken tooth and usually takes more than one visit. If you’re planning one, schedule soon so treatment can be completed before the year ends.

### 4. Staged treatment across two benefit years

When you need several procedures, we can sometimes plan part of the work before December 31 and the rest in January, so two annual maximums help with the cost. We’ll only recommend staging when it’s safe for your teeth.

## Don’t forget your FSA or HSA

Many people also have a **flexible spending account (FSA)** or **health savings account (HSA)** they can use for eligible dental expenses:

- **FSA funds** are often “use it or lose it” at the end of the plan year, although some employers offer a short grace period or a limited carryover. Check your employer’s rules.
- **HSA funds** roll over from year to year, but they’re still a tax-advantaged way to pay for dental care now.

## In-network insurance at Chandler Creek Dental Care

Chandler Creek Dental Care is in-network with:

- [Delta Dental](/new-patients/dental-insurance/delta-dental/)
- [MetLife](/new-patients/dental-insurance/metlife/)
- [Cigna](/new-patients/dental-insurance/cigna/)
- [Aetna](/new-patients/dental-insurance/aetna/)
- [UnitedHealthcare](/new-patients/dental-insurance/unitedhealthcare/)

Our team verifies your benefits before your visit, files your claims, and explains your estimated cost before any treatment begins. Don’t have insurance? Ask about our in-house membership plan, our $99 new patient special, or financing through CareCredit, Sunbit, Alphaeon Credit, Proceed Finance and Cherry. Learn more on our [dental insurance](/new-patients/dental-insurance/) page.

## Your year-end dental benefits checklist

1. **Find your plan details** — annual maximum, deductible and how much you’ve used so far.
2. **Call us at (512) 609-0066** with your member ID so we can confirm your remaining benefits.
3. **Book your exam and cleaning** if you haven’t had both this year.
4. **Schedule any recommended treatment** — fillings, crowns or other care you’ve postponed.
5. **Check your FSA balance** and your employer’s deadline.
6. **Book early** — end-of-year appointments fill quickly, especially Saturdays.

## Book your visit before the year ends

We’re open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm and on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm — upcoming Saturdays include **October 24, November 14 and December 12**. Please call to confirm hours around the holidays.

Chandler Creek Dental Care is at 2200 N A W Grimes Blvd, Suite 100, in north Round Rock, convenient to Teravista, Forest Creek, Georgetown and Hutto. If you’ve been meaning to see a [dentist in Round Rock](/), the end of the year is the perfect time — [book online](https://onlineappointment.carestack.com/?dn=ccdc) or call (512) 609-0066.

Q: Do dental insurance benefits expire at the end of the year?
A: Most dental plans run on a calendar year, so your annual maximum and deductible reset on January 1 and unused benefits do not carry over. Some employer plans use a different plan year — check your plan documents or call our Round Rock office at (512) 609-0066 and we’ll help you confirm.

Q: What should I schedule before December 31?
A: Start with your exam and cleaning if you haven’t had both covered visits this year, then finish any treatment you’ve already been told you need — such as fillings or a crown — while this year’s benefits can still help pay for it.

Q: Is Chandler Creek Dental Care in-network with my insurance?
A: Chandler Creek Dental Care in Round Rock is in-network with Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Aetna and UnitedHealthcare. Call with your member ID and we’ll confirm your specific plan and remaining benefits.

Q: Can I split a large treatment across two years of benefits?
A: Often, yes. When treatment can safely be staged, we can plan part of it before December 31 and the rest after January 1, so two years of annual maximums help with the cost. We’ll talk through what’s safe for your teeth.

Q: Do you have Saturday appointments before the end of the year?
A: Yes. We’re open on the 2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm — upcoming dates include October 24, November 14 and December 12. Please call to confirm hours around the holidays.