HQ Dental Design is a Georgetown based family dentist practice that treats patients of all ages. We are committed to delivering the highest quality dental care and do so using advanced dental equipment. We are a cosmetic dentist that offers services like checkups, teeth cleaning, crowns, veneers and more.

Dr. Tran received her Doctor of Dental Medicine from Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland before officially beginning her career in dentistry. Dr. Tran believes dentistry is art and enjoys bringing beauty and health to people. She is motivated by the ability to help people achieve their best appearance by having a beautiful, healthy smile! Dr. Tran also understands that dental discomfort can be excruciating and she's made it her life mission to ensure she gets every patient she meets out of dental pain.

Along with practicing dentistry, Dr. Tran enjoys the education side of oral health. She wants to teach children and their parents about dental health to instill healthy oral habits at a young age. Dr. Tran hopes to spread the word about preventative dental care as the first step to a life full of smiles.

Dr. Hiep Pham grew up in Irvine, California, and has been passed out from University of California Irvine. He moved to Cleveland, Ohio to pursue his dental studies at Case Western Reserve University. After his studies, he recently shifted to Round Rock, Texas, for his practice, with his wife and 2 beautiful children. Dr. Pham has both of his parents physicians by profession, which motivated him to be a healthcare professional since his childhood. He is a member of the American Dental Association (ADA), Academy of General Dentistry, Texas Dental Association, and Capital Area District Dental Society. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and gardening. He is committed to providing comprehensive and cost effective care to his patients, which will make them SMILE with JOY.

Martha began her dental career over 35 years ago as a Register Dental Assistant. Her current role is Practice Manager. Behind her beautiful smile is a woman who is passionate about getting to know all of our patients and making sure they receive quality care, service, and attention not only from the administrative staff but the clinical staff as well. Martha was born in Canada and has lived in the US for a little over 28 years.

In her early years, she was a competitive swimmer and cross-country runner. In her free time, Martha enjoys reading, traveling, dining out, and watching movies. She values quality time with her husband Rob and their daughter. Martha is very honored to call HQ Dental Design her new dental home.

Ana is our Financial Coordinator here at HQ Dental Design. Growing up with a parent in the dental field, she spent a lot of time in the office observing and learning all sides of dentistry. After attending Texas A&M for Finance, Ana went back to school and received her Registered Dental Assisting license in 2020. She decided to put her love of dentistry and finance together to help patients create and maintain a beautiful, healthy smile. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling, shopping with friends, studying languages, kayaking, and trying new foods. Ana is always hopeful to make a positive impact on the community, one smile at a time!

Ashley was born and raised in Houston before moving to Fort Hood, Texas where her husband serves in the U.S. Army. Ashleys compassion for dentistry began at a young age. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and experiences to all of our patients. She always shows empathy and listens to patients concerns. She likes to spend her free time anywhere near the water, shopping, or binge-watching crime tv. Ashley has a passion for uplifting people and making them feel important, as well as making them laugh!

Tierra Daniels is our lead dental assistant here at HQ Dental Design. She was born and raised in Buda, Texas, and was a Kindergarten teacher for 14 years prior to beginning her career in Dental Assisting. She upheld a spot on the Deans list throughout dental and graduated in 2017 with all honors. She is the mother of a beautiful 9-year-old girl named Aaliyah. In her spare time, Tierra enjoys spending time with her daughter, reading, sewing, and watching basketball. Through education and encouragement, she hopes to help members of the community have beautiful and healthy smiles!

June grew up with compassion about dentistry. She has always been amazed by the beautiful work that her family dentist did on her. She wanted to commit to the dental society to share her experiences to others. She received her dental assistant license through UTSA, and she was one of the top students in her class. June understands that dentistry can make a significant difference in someones life by changing their smiles. And she wants to be part of that important journey. June loves the outdoors, especially hiking, swimming, or picnics. She spends her free time outside soaking up the sun with her cat, Aiko.

A family dentist serves patients of most ages, addressing their different oral health needs as they grow older. Patients can keep seeing the same family dentist or the same group of family dentists for decades. Family dentist practices function as primary care dentists and treat family members such as parents, children, and grandparents.

Family dentists work with both children and adults to care for these patients as they grow and change. These dentists emphasize patient involvement by providing accessible, continuous, patient-centered, and comprehensive care. The hallmarks of many family dentistry practices include services that benefit patients at all stages of life, such as:

Family dentists make a point of getting to know their patients. They encourage regular checkups and catch emerging issues such as cavities. They provide continuity of care even if patients do not see the same professional on each visit. Information such as medical histories, diagnoses, and treatment plans are less likely to fall through any cracks. Centralized paperwork and familiarity with medical history also help dentists pinpoint and treat various oral health issues.

A family dentist can practice alone, but some partner with other dentists. Whatever the case, a family dentist treats various needs. Patients often turn to their family dental practice for checkups, cleanings, cavity prevention and treatment, tooth decay deterrence, and gum disease prevention. Some practices may even provide orthodontic services, cosmetic dentistry, pediatric dentistry, and other types of specialized dentistry. When necessary, family dentists refer patients to specialized dentists for other types of treatment.

A patient's first visit to a family dentist will consist of a thorough physical examination to assess their needs and current dental health. This will involve a dental exam and updated X-rays. X-rays are particularly essential as they can diagnose and evaluate any potential issues that an exam cannot detect. HQ Dental Design will also perform a thorough dental cleaning as part of the first visit. Then, once completed, our team will discuss any X-ray results and devise a customized treatment plan to meet each patient's unique needs.

A. Family dentists treat most ages, caring for both children and senior citizens. If the practice includes a pediatric dentist, it might accept infant patients. Otherwise, a family dentist tends to see children once they are in kindergarten.

A. Most likely, yes. However, if the cavity is severe enough, family dentists may need to refer patients elsewhere for more specialized care. Regular checkups with your family dentist can help prevent cavities.

A. In general, each patient should visit once or twice a year. Dentists prefer to see children every six months. Meanwhile, adults with teeth in excellent condition might visit only once a year. People who are pregnant, undergoing chemotherapy, or dealing with serious health issues may need to visit their dentist more frequently than twice a year. We can help determine your unique risk profile.

By visiting us as soon as possible, our team can help get you the professional treatment you need. Instead of waiting around and allowing the symptoms to get worse, we can provide you with treatment options.

A general dentist can provide services ranging from routine cleanings and exams to the detection and diagnosis of periodontal disease. When patients have an oral health condition that requires surgery, the dentist may refer the patient to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon for treatment. There are several reasons why it may be necessary to obtain

A general dentist may recommend a mouthguard to protect the teeth from damage that can occur from teeth grinding, sports injuries, or physically strenuous jobs. Grinding can be difficult to treat, but a patient can be helped by a thin mouthguard on the upper or lower teeth to prevent friction from occurring. Other types of