Danny W. Quick, DDS

I had been going to Quick since I was in high school and had complete confidence in him and his staff for many years. That changed when I went in for a cleaning and was talked into a «deep cleaning». My entire mouth took maybe 30 minutes, which is ridiculous. Deep cleanings usually call for injections to numb up your mouth and is done half your mouth at a time. I know, because they’ve done it at Quick’s office in the past. This time there were no injections, only lidocain (sp?) and Shelly was done in about 30 minutes. Then I receive the bill and things became crystal clear. My insurance was charged 200+ dollars per quadrant. So it was over $ 800 for a 30 minute cleaning. I was very tempted to call my insurance and file a fraud charge. That option is still on the table. They offered to clean my teeth again, but the damage was done and my confidence in Quick is gone. Buyer beware.

So after some staff miscommunication and leaving frustrated, it was great to hear back from their office manager to try to remedy that situation. I’ve had great experiences in the past so I’m looking forward to another!

I highly recommend Dr. Quick and his entire staff for any dental need. I have been going there for 20 years and I know when I walk through the door that I am in the best of hands. They have the latest dental equipment and make patient comfort the highest priority. Try them and you will agree.

I love this dentist. He does excellent work and his staff is very accommodating. They work with you on any insurance claims you may have and will let you know upfront what portion you need to pay. I highly recommend him.

My family and I have been patients of Dr. Quick for over 15 years. He and his staff are friendly and efficient. We rarely wait longer than a few minutes to be seen, and billing is handled accurately. I moved to northwest Austin a few years ago but haven’t thought even once about changing dentists. My mother came to town once and had a dental emergency; Dr. Quick and his staff stayed late on a Friday evening to take care of her. He has donated to several of my daughter’s community projects. This is a great dental office and I highly recommend them!

Dr Quick and his staff are amazing. My wife and I have been going there for about 25 years. I either see Sally or Shelly for cleanings and check-​ups and they are both awesome. Dr Quick is always very attentive, down to earth and friendly. I’ve also had other work done there and all the technicians have been very professional and made me feel very relaxed and comfortable. I wouldn’t think of going anywhere else. Highly, highly recommend!!!

This dentist office is my very favorite ever! I have been coming here probably 20 years or more and have always been treated with the greatest care. Everyone in the office is personable, professional and very caring about the patients. I am a big old wimp in the dentist chair, but they indulge me and take good care of me. I highly recommend Dr. Quick to everyone!!!

Awesome job, even when you get a shot! Gentle!

First time here but had the best cleaning I have ever gotten. This will be my permanent dentist! Both hygienist and Dr. Quick were awesome.

Dr. Quick and his team are amazing! Dr. Quick is kind and caring. The staff are all very knowledgeable and friendly. I’m so happy I found this office! :)

This review comes from the personal perspective of someone pathologically terrified of dental work.
I first visited here in 2010 after chipping a molar. My boss (it happened at work) actually just looked up a nearby covered provider in the phone book and sent me there because I was bleeding and crying like a #!$ing baby. I had not been to the dentist at all in 12 years. Why not? Because another dentist had told me I needed a few fillings at the time, only she couldn’t do them because I was pregnant with my now-​12-​year-​old-​daughter. Naturally I ran away and never looked back. Right?
Dr. Quick’s office prescriped a generic version of Halcion, my first experience with sedation dentistry. (I believe my phobia stems from the first few fillings I ever had as a child, which that dentist said were too shallow to require novocaine. He was wrong.) The work was done without panic or pain on my part. Dr. Quick also uses nitrous oxide, which is probably pretty standard these days, but it was a first for me. I couldn’t have cared half a rat’s patootie what was going on in there.
To get caught up, I’ve since had three rounds of fillings with Dr. Quick, including all four wisdom teeth. This last round, I skipped the night-​before dose of Halcion and only took one of the two prescribed pills of the morning-​before dose because I’m just not that afraid of it anymore. I am probably ready to give up the sedation altogether for future work.
My experience with all the staff has been very positive — they seem to be a kind, friendly, and very understanding bunch. I’ll keep going here as long as my insurance lets me.

The women at the front desk and the technician have always been very friendly and helpful.
Dr. Quick is as dry as can be. Will not elaborate on answers to simple questions and even though he saw a cavity on my tooth, he suggested to get a crown since the cavity was small. I requested for him to take care of the cavity BEFORE the crown so as to avoid any further work. I mean, it makes sense, right?
The office manager should not be allowed to talk to people or to be let out of her dungeon. She has a terrible attitude and loves to talk over people. I asked them to verify my insurance and told them there had been a change. I was told everything was «still the same.» I asked again the day of the appointment before any work was done. I was told not to worry since there had been no changes to my coverage.
I ended up paying over $ 800 dlls because they did not bother to check thoroughly until after the work was done.
Every time I called to make a payment the office manager had an attitude like she was doing me a favor in answering the phone.
If you have a choice of where to go, avoid this place. It’s not worth it.

I’ve been a patient of Dr. Quick’s for several years now. The staff is friendly and attentive. They have a strong interest in prevention of problems, and a conservative approach to more invasive action. For example, they are more likely to suggest watching a potential problem for six months than drilling any and every dark spot – something that seems to be rare among Texas dentists. I truly feel they have the patient’s best interests in mind, whereas too many dentists put primary emphasis on making money.
Whether you are looking for a new dentist or a second opinion, I recommend Dr. Quick, even if you have to drive from North Austin like I do!