Austin City Dental

Austin City Dental is a two-dentist practice on West 38th Street in west Austin, led by Dr. Steve Cook and Dr. Melissa Hernandez. The clinic handles the full continuum from preventive care to comprehensive cosmetic and restorative work, with technology and material options that lean toward modern alternatives — zirconia and E-Max crowns, KöR whitening, laser dentistry, and Bioclear restorative work — rather than relying solely on traditional approaches.

For preventive care, the team handles dental exams, cleanings, digital X-rays, sealants, gum disease therapy, and night guards for patients with bruxism or grinding habits. Cosmetic dentistry covers Invisalign clear aligners, KöR teeth whitening, dental bonding, porcelain veneers, and the Bioclear method for closing gaps and rebuilding worn teeth. Restorative work includes dental crowns in zirconia, porcelain, and E-Max materials, fillings, dental bridges, inlays and onlays, dental implants, and full-mouth reconstruction for patients with broader structural concerns. Laser dentistry, dental emergency care, nitrous oxide sedation, and oral sedation are also part of the in-house service mix.

If you want a west Austin practice with two dentists, modern materials for crowns and veneers, and sedation options for the harder appointments, this fits.

The practice keeps weekday hours from 7:30 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Thursday, which is a tight schedule but works for patients who want appointments earlier in the day. Most major dental insurance is accepted and the team walks through the cost picture for cosmetic and reconstructive work before any tooth is prepared. Searches that bring patients here include cosmetic dentist near 38th Street Austin, zirconia and E-Max crowns in west Austin, full-mouth reconstruction with sedation dentistry, KöR whitening in 78731, and laser dentistry near central west Austin. The practice suits patients who want material and technology choices laid out clearly — and who appreciate when the conversation about a crown includes the option between zirconia and porcelain rather than just "the material we use."