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read moreAs healthcare professionals, the health and well being of our patients, staff and their families has always and will always be our top priority. We are experiencing an unprecedented chain of events in our country. According to Governor Abbott's Executive Order released at 4:30 pm on 3/22/2020, we are closed until 4/22/2020. All appointments are cancelled until at least 4/22/2020. During this time, for a true dental emergency, please text/call Dr. Murphy directly for a plan of treatment at 512-983-1533.

read moreFor hundreds of years, restorations with metal or metal products were the only options available to dentists to repair teeth. Technological advancements in dental materials allow us to provide our patients with a more esthetic and conservative approach. If you have discolored, missing, chipped, or misaligned (crooked) teeth, please read further. We have a life-enhancing solution for you. We would be happy to arrange a consultation to discuss your wishes. Composite (tooth-colored) restorations, often known as bonding, are not only beautiful but strong, too!

read moreMy name is Amber and I'm the office manager at Lake Pointe Dental. When you arrive I'll always greet you with a smile, a wave, and by your name because we're like family here. While waiting for your appointment you'll probably observe me scheduling appointments, answering multiple phone calls, and answering questions from my team, all at the same time. We're a busy family practice, and I've grown 8 arms and an extra brain to be able to make it all flow perfectly every day and I'm happy you are here!

read moreI did temporarily leave Austin to go to Houston for dental school (also UT) where I picked up a husband, a second dog, and a new degree! I hit the jackpot when I joined Lake Pointe Dental right out of school in July 2006. And now, 10+ years later, I can't imagine having taken a different path. When people ask my why I wanted to be a dentist, the answer is easy. I never wanted to be anything else. Truly. I have the "What do you want to be when you grow up" paper from Kindergarten class. My answer was "dentist" then and never wavered.