Convenient Access from Brushy Creek
Radix Dentistry is a family-owned practice in Leander, and for most Brushy Creek households the trip takes about 15 minutes on free roads. We care for children, parents and older relatives under one roof. That makes us a practical choice for anyone who wants a dentist near Brushy Creek without crossing Austin traffic to get there.
From the Brushy Creek Community Center at 16318 Great Oaks Dr, follow Great Oaks Dr to Neenah Ave and turn left, heading west for a little over two miles. Turn right on Parmer Lane (FM 734), which changes its name to Ronald Reagan Blvd as you continue north toward Leander. A left onto E Crystal Falls Pkwy brings you to our door. Expect roughly 9 miles in all, with a few extra minutes at rush hour.
Our address is 10960 E Crystal Falls Pkwy Bldg 1, Suite 150, Leander, TX 78641. Save a step by pulling up Radix Dentistry on Google Maps before you leave. Families just west of you may also like our notes for Avery Ranch, and our page for Round Rock covers the city next door.
A Neighborhood Built Around Households, Not Commutes
Brushy Creek is an unincorporated census-designated place in Williamson County, sitting just west of Round Rock. It first showed up as a census community in 1990 and had grown to roughly 22,500 people by the 2020 census. Mailing addresses read Round Rock, yet the community runs much of its own daily life. Brushy Creek Municipal Utility District handles water, wastewater, parks and the community center.
That local identity shapes how people here look for services. Residents tend to value a short, predictable drive and a provider who remembers them. Homes are mostly single-family houses, and the average household holds close to three people. Many adults hold college degrees and commute to jobs across the Austin metro.
A dental office that handles the whole family keeps life simpler for those busy households. At Radix, siblings can be seen back to back, and a parent can slip in a cleaning during the same visit. One drive north on Parmer Lane replaces several separate errands.
The creek that gives the community its name flows east for 69 miles to the San Gabriel River, passing Leander, Cedar Park and Round Rock along the way. In a sense, it already ties your neighborhood to ours. Closer to home, weekends revolve around the district's pools, the Cat Hollow Disc Golf Course and a community center that opens at 5:30 AM on weekdays.
Dental Priorities for Brushy Creek Families
Most homes in the area send children to Round Rock ISD campuses such as Fern Bluff, Great Oaks and Old Town elementaries, with older students heading to Round Rock High or McNeil High. A few sections feed into Leander ISD and Vista Ridge High instead. Either way, school calendars drive a lot of dental scheduling here.
Orthodontic questions come up often in homes with school-age kids. Teens in particular become more aware of their smiles before high school. A bite evaluation in late elementary school helps you plan ahead rather than react. When treatment makes sense, clear aligners are a discreet option that fits around sports and band practice.
Adults in the community face a different set of issues. Years of skipped checkups during the busy child-raising years often show up as gum inflammation or worn fillings. Gum disease rarely hurts in its early stages, so a cleaning and exam are the best way to find it. Our family dentistry approach means parents get the same attention their kids do.
The Brushy Creek Regional Trail is another part of daily life. Williamson County maintains several miles of it, and long-range plans would link Leander to Hutto along the creek. Cyclists and runners who log miles on it sometimes arrive with a chipped tooth after a spill. We offer walk-in availability and same-day support for many dental concerns, so an injury like that can often be looked at quickly.
Care You Can Expect from a Dentist Near Brushy Creek
Orthodontics
Straightening teeth is often the biggest dental project a family takes on. We assess bites for kids and adults and offer clear aligner treatment, with in-house financing to keep monthly costs manageable.
General Dentistry
Six-month cleanings, exams and X-rays keep small problems small. Grouping several family members into one afternoon makes the 15-minute drive from home even more worthwhile.
Periodontics
Bleeding gums or persistent bad breath can point to gum disease. Deep cleanings and ongoing periodontal maintenance help adults protect the bone that holds their teeth in place.
Restorative Dentistry
Fillings, crowns and bridges repair teeth damaged by decay or wear. Fillings placed many years ago wear down over time and eventually need replacing.
Emergency Dental Care
A cracked molar or a swollen jaw cannot wait for the next routine visit. We fit urgent cases in whenever possible, and new patients can start with a $20 emergency exam and X-ray.
When a tooth needs a root canal, an extraction or implant planning, CBCT 3D imaging shows bone levels, nerves and root positions in fine detail. That clearer picture lets Dr. Habeeb plan treatment before any work starts. New patients can also begin with a $99 cleaning, exam and X-ray, which puts each family member's baseline on file in a single visit.
Our schedule leans toward weekdays. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday run from 9 AM to 6 PM, Wednesday from 8 AM to 1 PM and Friday from 8 AM to 2 PM, and we are closed on weekends.
Meet Your Leander Dentist
Before opening Radix Dentistry, Dr. Ebad Habeeb moved to the Austin area in 2019 and practiced in Pflugerville for two years. He knows the north Austin suburbs well and built his own practice with families like yours in mind. He is a member of the Texas Dental Association and the American Dental Association.
Insurance & Financing
No insurance? Dr. Habeeb created an In-Office Discount Plan that saves members upwards of 30 to 50% on treatment, with no yearly maximums, deductibles or waiting periods. Insured patients are welcome too, since we accept most plans, including Cigna and Guardian. CareCredit is available for larger treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Radix Dentistry from Brushy Creek, and how do I get there?
From the Brushy Creek Community Center, the office is 9.1 miles away, about a 15-minute drive. Take Neenah Ave west, turn right onto Parmer Lane, stay on it as it becomes Ronald Reagan Blvd, then turn left on E Crystal Falls Pkwy. No toll roads are involved, which suits anyone wanting a dentist near Brushy Creek.
Is Brushy Creek part of Round Rock or a separate community?
Mostly separate. Brushy Creek is an unincorporated census-designated place, although Round Rock annexed part of it before the 2010 census. Mailing addresses still use Round Rock, and the local utility district runs the parks, pools and community center. For a dental visit, it makes no difference, since we welcome patients from both sides of that line.
Can several of our kids be seen in one trip after Fern Bluff or Great Oaks lets out?
Yes, and many parents prefer it. We are open until 6 PM on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, so an after-school block for two or three children is realistic. Let our front desk know how many family members are coming, and we will try to schedule the visits back to back.
What happens if someone chips a tooth on the Brushy Creek Regional Trail?
Call the office as soon as possible and bring any broken piece with you. Many chipped teeth can be repaired with a filling or a crown, depending on how much of the tooth is lost. Walk-in availability and same-day support for many dental concerns mean you often do not need to wait days for help.
Do you offer free orthodontic consultations for teens in Round Rock ISD or Leander ISD?
Yes, new patients can book a free Spark clear aligner consultation. We check the bite, discuss whether aligners fit the case and outline costs before anything begins. In-house financing for orthodontics spreads payments out, which helps families planning treatment for more than one child.
Schedule Your Visit from Brushy Creek
A short, toll-free drive up Parmer Lane is all that separates your family from a dentist near Brushy Creek who sees every age. Reach our front desk at 512-645-1834 to set up checkups for the whole household. To see other nearby communities, visit our service area list, or start at our Dentist Leander, TX homepage.