Reviews of Texas Dental Center (Dentist)

Julie Nunez

This was a big decision in my life Dr. Damon and his entire staff were very supportive and helped to guide me through every step. I highly recommend them for what ever your needs my be for your Oral health. I love my new smile it’s very contagious. Thanks to everyone who works there and changed my life for the best. Definitely worth every penny. Y’all are the best.

David Martz

The service I received was a top notch. I will surely recommend Texas Dental Center to family and friends!

Thomas Dillingham

After years of putting it off, I finally decided to do something about my teeth. My teeth are a train wreck. I knew it would be a lot of work. I expected it to be a rough experience, but it wasn't that bad, in fact compared to any other dentist I have been to this was a cakewalk. These folks know what they are doing. I had seven teeth pulled. I thought I would never find myself saying this, but even after having seven teeth pulled, I feel better now than I did before the work was done. Overall the experience was a lot less painful than I expected. The doctor made sure I was completely numb before he started. I have always been one of those people who doesn't get numb very easy. As the Doctor worked through each tooth he watched my every move. I felt a little something and without saying a word he just added some more juice to keep me numb. I heard every pop, crackle, scratch, and tug, BUT he warned me before he did it. I knew it was coming ever time. This doctor knows what he is doing down to the last crunch I heard when one my rotten teeth wasn't cooperating. Overall it wasn't that bad at all. From the people at the front desk to the young lady who got me ready for the procedure and in the end gave me my list of things to do afterward the whole experience was pleasant. The doctor was just confident enough to make me comfortable in his abilities, and caring enough to listen to what I had to say, even if half of what I told him probably didn't matter. They offered to put me asleep for the procedure and of course I decided to stay awake for it, because this was my first visit. There aren't many people I would trust to work on me while I am knocked out, if I have a choice. These folks can be trusted. From beginning to end the office works like a well oiled machine. I know there was a little delay in getting my procedure started, but it didn't matter. The staff made sure I was comfortable while I waited. Every person in that office seems to have a job, and they all know what it is and how to do it, very well. My next visit will be better, because now I know I can trust them do right by me even if I'm knocked out. These folks are five star all the way. If you don't like the dentist these folks will change your mind. No one really likes the dentist, but I like these folks... They did a great job and I plan to say Thank You when I see them again in a few weeks.

Santa James

Dr. Blankenship did a fantastic job on my mouth. 26 teeth had to come out and I can honestly say that I felt no (excess) pain throughout the event, recovery was as expected and easier then I had hoped. The staff is top notch and very comfortable to be around.

Cait Feltch

There are 3 things I learned during my experience at Dr. Damon’s office…. #1: If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. My mother was a patient who underwent surgery to have a tori removal for dentures. From the jump, they assured she was free to come for as many follow ups, as needed. Fast forward to two months post-op and 6 office visits later, she is stuck with a denture that has never fit properly, as well as a doctor who was stating “I’m not pointing any fingers, but we’ve never had someone come in for 4 relines in one month” - good preface to the rest of the experience below… Dr. Secola’s suggestion was to rebase it until they decided it was too soon and we needed to wait another 2 months. Dr. Damon’s suggestion was to do a hard reline. The hard reline, which they charged an additional $200 for, did nothing so another follow up appointment was made. In between these appointments, my mother had posted a review on FB and Google with her truthful and honest experience (look up Victoria Coghlan’s review). At the final appointment, Dr. Damon put the denture in her mouth and it instantly fell out. His solution? An ultimatum: Remove the FB & Google reviews, return the denture and he would refund the money for it. This was because, in his words, she had “tarnished the patient/doctor relationship”. No sense of compassion, no reasoning, no explanation aside from “your mouth is still changing from surgery which is why the denture never fit”. At this time, we had paid for surgery/sedation and the denture so whatever took place beyond that was honestly none of their concern. They made their profit and then some, and that was that. I simply do not understand how people like this sleep at night. #2: It pays to give your employees a simple course on customer service. The number of eyerolls from Dr. Secola & Latrice I witnessed was beyond just disrespectful but disheartening. You’re “dealing with” customers who do not have teeth, have some heart. Another solid indication that once they have your money, you’re as good as dirt to them. This behavior made the waiting room décor “We treat you like family”, incredibly comical. #3: 90% of the work he posts is of veneers/implants, etc. – THOSE WHO ARE LOOKING FOR DENTURES, TAKE NOTE!!! I can only hope those who went the implant route had a better experience, but I can attest to the fact that dentures are not his forte, though he claims to make 600-900 dentures a year. Lastly, in hindsight and noted for future, won’t be trusting a dentist who includes his favorite varietals of wine under his Professional Statement on his website. I will, however, be bringing him a nice bottle of Moone-Tsai when he decides to rectify the situation he has created. Cheers, Dr. Damon, looking forward to hearing from you soon!