Juli Eivens, DDS

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Get to know Dentist Dr. Juli Eivens, an award-winning dentist in Austin, Texas

Dr. Eivens is an award-winning dentist who has been serving Austin and the surrounding community since 1996. She attended Brigham Young University and received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, ranked the #1 dental school in the nation by U.S. News and World Report. While attending dental school she received the prestigious award of Excellence in Clinical Dentistry. She is a founder and co-owner of Advanced Smiles Dental, a practice dedicated to providing high-quality personalized care in a relaxing spa-like atmosphere. She has designed her office to help patients feel at ease. Her main focus in dentistry is to create beautiful smiles for her patients so they can laugh and smile without reservation. Dr. Eivens is an active member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the Spear Institute for Advanced Dental Education, and Cerec Doctors and Mensa. She is married with two children and loves living in Austin.

Dr. Eivens holds certifications that set her apart from other dentists, these include Oral Conscious Sedation, Nitrous Oxide Sedation, the NV Laser, Dental Oncology, and Cerec Cad-Cam one-day crown dentistry. She has attended many conferences and has education in Smile Makeovers, Esthetic and Cosmetic Dentistry, Implants and Implant restorations, the Science of Ultraconservatice Veneers, Neuromuscular Dentistry, Laser Dentistry, and Essential Esthetic Reconstructive Techniques.

Dr. Eivens has received many awards while being in practice including Top Doctor, America’s Best Dentist, Texas Super Dentist, and Austin’s Best Dentist. 

She loves being involved in the community, she has been part of the Susan G. Komen Cure for Cancer Awareness, has completed mission trips to Piedras Negras, Mexico, and assisting with the city of Austin’s Public Health.

Dr. Eivens loves her job and has a passion for dentistry, she holds over 1100 hours in continuing education. Whether it is a dental checkup, small filling, a conservative crown or smile makeover, her goal is to provide the very best personalized care to all patients to ensure their satisfaction and to keep their smiles beautiful and healthy.

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