Convenient Access from Mason Hills
One road, no turns worth mentioning and about 10 minutes behind the wheel: that is the trip from the edge of Mason Hills to Radix Dentistry. We are a family-owned practice on E Crystal Falls Pkwy in east Leander, caring for children, parents and grandparents. For households that want a dentist near Mason Hills without a complicated commute, the parkway does nearly all the work.
Start at Whitestone Elementary, 2000 Crystal Falls Pkwy, at the southern edge of the neighborhood. Drive east on Crystal Falls Pkwy, cross US 183, where the road picks up its "East" prefix, and continue past the 183A frontage roads without ever touching the toll lanes. Our driveway comes up after 4.6 miles, just before Ronald Reagan Blvd. Expect an extra few minutes when rush hour fills the US 183 intersection.
The office is at 10960 E Crystal Falls Pkwy Bldg 1, Suite 150, Leander, TX 78641, between Highland Falls Dr and Ronald Reagan Blvd. Leander Fire Station #4 is the next building over, and Rouse High School is a short way back to the west. Find us on Google Maps for live directions. Families just south may also like our page for Crystal Falls, and those to the north can see Old Town Leander.
Mason Hills and Life in Southwest Leander
Mason Hills is a residential neighborhood in southwest Leander, tucked between N Lakeline Blvd and Crystal Falls Pkwy on the west side of US 183. It falls inside Leander city limits, and its center lies in Williamson County, though the Travis County line runs close by to the west and south. Streets such as Stinnett Drive wind through it, and a small green space carries the neighborhood's name.
The neighbors are easy to picture. The Fairways at Crystal Falls lies to the south, Mason Creek sits to the east, and Palos Verdes is just west. Crystal Falls Golf Club, an 18-hole course, is a few minutes southwest along the same parkway that leads to our office.
Leander as a whole is one of the youngest cities in the Austin area. More than a quarter of residents are under 18, and most homes are owner-occupied. That shapes what families in Mason Hills need from a dentist: flexible weekday hours, a calm setting for kids, and one office that also handles a parent's crown or a grandparent's denture.
We built Radix around exactly that mix. A school-age child can come for a cleaning while a parent has a filling checked in the next chair. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday appointments run until 6 PM, so the after-school window is usable even on busy weeks.
Raising Healthy Smiles in Mason Hills
Elementary-age kids go through a lot of dental change in a short time. Front teeth loosen and fall out, six-year molars arrive with deep grooves, and permanent incisors sometimes erupt behind baby teeth that refuse to budge. A checkup every six months lets us catch small cavities and crowding early, while fixes are simpler.
Our family dentistry approach means children see the same dentist their parents do. That familiarity helps nervous kids settle in, and it gives us a full picture of the household's habits, from bedtime snacks to sports. New patients can begin with our $99 cleaning, exam and X-ray visit.
Teens and adults bring a different list. Crooked or crowded teeth, worn enamel from grinding and old silver fillings come up regularly at our office. For alignment problems, our page on fixing crooked teeth explains how braces and clear aligners compare.
Anxiety is common at every age, and it keeps many people away from the dentist for years. Sedation options let fearful patients get needed care calmly, and the conversation always starts with what you are comfortable with. Nobody is rushed into a treatment plan.
Grandparents who help with school pickup often have dental needs of their own. Loose partials, worn crowns and missing back teeth can all be handled at the same office, so a visit for the kids can double as a check for the adult driving them. When a tooth needs replacing, we compare bridges, dentures and implants side by side.
Treatment Options from Your Dentist Near Mason Hills
General Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and X-rays for every age form the base of care. Parents often book their own visit on the same afternoon as the kids to save a second trip down the parkway.
Sedation Dentistry
For children and adults who dread the chair, sedation can make longer visits manageable. A free sedation consultation lets you ask questions before you commit to anything.
Orthodontics
Crowding often shows up as permanent teeth fill in. We track the bite at each checkup and recommend braces or Spark clear aligners only when the timing is right.
Restorative Dentistry
Fillings, crowns and bridges rebuild teeth damaged by decay or wear. Tooth-colored materials help repairs blend in for kids and adults alike.
Wednesday and Friday mornings start at 8 AM, handy for parents on later shifts or anyone wanting a cleaning before the school run. Wednesday wraps up at 1 PM, Friday at 2 PM, and the office stays closed on weekends.
Meet Your Leander Dentist
Dr. Ebad Habeeb, DMD was born in Karachi, Pakistan, and grew up in Alpharetta, Georgia. He moved to the Austin area in 2019 and belongs to both the Texas Dental Association and the American Dental Association. As owner of Radix Dentistry, he personally sees each patient who walks in.
Insurance & Financing
No dental insurance? The In-Office Discount Plan, created by Dr. Habeeb, saves members upwards of 30–50% on treatment. It has no yearly maximums, deductibles or waiting periods. Families with coverage can use most major plans, including MetLife and Guardian.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Radix Dentistry from Mason Hills, and how do I get there?
It is a 4.6-mile drive from Whitestone Elementary, usually about 10 minutes. You simply head east on Crystal Falls Pkwy, cross US 183 and pass the 183A frontage roads to reach our driveway. For anyone wanting a dentist near Mason Hills, it is about as straightforward as a drive gets, with no tolls.
Is Whitestone Elementary actually inside Mason Hills?
Not quite. The school sits right at the southern edge of the neighborhood, on Crystal Falls Pkwy, and maps place its block in The Fairways at Crystal Falls. For most families it is still the closest public landmark, which is why we use it as the starting point for directions to our office.
Which neighborhoods border Mason Hills?
The Fairways at Crystal Falls lies to the south, Mason Creek to the east and Palos Verdes to the west, near the Travis County line. N Lakeline Blvd and Crystal Falls Pkwy frame the area. Residents of these neighboring streets can take the same parkway east to reach us.
Is there a way for Mason Hills families without insurance to save on dental care?
Yes. Our In-Office Discount Plan saves members upwards of 30–50% on treatment, with no deductibles, yearly maximums or waiting periods. It suits self-employed parents, early retirees and anyone between jobs. Members can start using the savings right away, so there is no reason to delay a cleaning or a needed filling.
What if my child's adult tooth comes in behind a baby tooth?
Book a checkup soon, but there is no need to panic. This is common around ages six and seven, and the baby tooth often loosens on its own within a few weeks. If it stays firm, a quick, gentle extraction usually gives the permanent tooth room to move forward into place.
Schedule Your Visit from Mason Hills
A short, toll-free drive down Crystal Falls Pkwy is all that stands between your family and Radix Dentistry, a dentist near Mason Hills who sees every age. Call 512-645-1834 to set up a first visit. You can also browse every community on our Areas We Serve page or start from our Dentist Leander, TX homepage.