Convenient Access from Summerfields
Summerfields sits about 11 minutes by car from Keller Family Dentistry, Sleep & Facial Pain, a short trip up Denton Hwy. Our office is in Keller, on N Tarrant Pkwy near Rufe Snow Dr, and it gives anyone searching for a dentist near Summerfields one practice for grandparents, parents and kids alike. Hours run Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
From Summerfields Neighborhood Park on Spoonwood Ln, next to Parkview Elementary, take Western Center Blvd east until it becomes Watauga Rd. Turn left onto US 377 (Denton Hwy) and drive north about 2.4 miles through Watauga, then turn right on N Tarrant Pkwy and continue east about 1.3 miles. The 5.7-mile drive uses no freeway and no toll lanes, and rush hour on Denton Hwy can add a few minutes.
Our address is 841 N Tarrant Pkwy #112, Keller, TX 76248, a few doors east of the CVS Pharmacy at Rufe Snow Dr and across the parkway from Kroger. Open Google Maps to start directions from home. Pages for nearby Park Glen and Alliance Town Center are also available.
An Established Neighborhood Deserves an Office That Knows It
Summerfields is a long-standing neighborhood in the City of Fort Worth, in Tarrant County, built in the 1970s just north of Loop 820. The Summerfields Neighborhood Park anchors its south end with ball fields, a paved trail and a playground, and Summerfields Chisholm Pocket Park serves families farther north on Malibu Sun Dr. Parkview Elementary, a Keller ISD school, sits right beside the main park.
That mix of original homeowners and younger families shapes what a dental office needs to offer. Some patients come in for a child's first cleaning, while others are deciding what to do about a bridge that has served them for twenty years. Keeping both generations with one dentist means shared history, simpler scheduling and fewer surprises.
The drive east through Watauga is straightforward, and Saturday hours give working adults a way to handle bigger appointments without losing a weekday. Our team also stays in touch by text for reminders and quick questions.
Aging Restorations and Growing Kids: Dental Priorities in Summerfields
Fillings, crowns and bridges do not last forever. Older metal fillings can expand and contract over decades, and crowns can loosen or develop decay at the edges where the cap meets the tooth. Many of these problems are silent until a tooth cracks, so periodic x-rays matter more as restorations age.
When a crown is needed, time in the chair matters too. Our office offers same-day crowns, created with digital scanning and in-office technology, which can spare you a temporary crown and a second drive. For larger gaps, bridges, dentures and implants each have a place, and the right choice depends on the bone, the neighboring teeth and your own priorities.
Missing teeth affect more than appearance. Neighboring teeth tend to drift into an empty space, the opposing tooth can over-erupt, and the jawbone gradually shrinks where a root used to be. Replacing a tooth sooner keeps chewing balanced and preserves more options down the road.
Long-time denture wearers face a related issue. As the jawbone slowly reshapes, a denture that once fit snugly can start to rock, rub sore spots or click when you talk. A reline or a new set of dentures can restore comfort, and implant-supported options add stability for patients who want a firmer bite.
Gum health deserves attention at every age, but it matters even more once crowns and bridges are in place. Plaque collects along the margins of dental work, and inflamed gums can pull away and expose the edges. Regular cleanings, careful flossing around bridges and an exam every six months protect the investment you have already made.
Younger Summerfields families have a different checklist: first visits, fluoride, sealants and a habit of twice-yearly cleanings. Parkview Elementary covers pre-kindergarten through fifth grade, which spans most of the years when children trade baby teeth for adult ones. Bringing children in while parents or grandparents are already scheduled saves an extra trip down Denton Hwy.
Restorative and Family Care for Those Seeking a Dentist Near Summerfields
Restorative Dentistry
Tooth-colored fillings, crowns, inlays and onlays, bridges and dentures rebuild teeth worn down by decades of use. Old restorations can be replaced with modern materials that blend in.
Dental Implant Services
Single-tooth, multiple-teeth and full-arch implants replace missing teeth from the root up. Cone beam 3D imaging helps plan each placement around the available bone.
Oral Surgery
Extractions of failing teeth and bone grafting to rebuild a site for an implant are handled at our office. Keeping these steps under one roof simplifies the path to a new tooth.
Children's Dentistry
Grandkids and young Summerfields residents get gentle cleanings, first visits and preventive care. Parents receive practical tips for brushing and snacks at home.
Preventive Dentistry
Exams, cleanings, digital x-rays and oral cancer screenings protect natural teeth and existing dental work. Regular checkups catch a leaking crown before it becomes a lost tooth.
Meet Your Keller Dentist
Dr. Omar Alswaiti has completed fellowship training related to dental implants, along with his residency at Tufts University. He explains each step of implant, crown and denture care in everyday language, so patients replacing a long-lost tooth know exactly what to expect.
Insurance & Financing
We accept most major dental insurance plans, and for advanced work such as implants, our team reviews your coverage with you before treatment starts. Patients without insurance can join the KFDDS In-House Plan, where a zirconia crown is $950 at the member price. Cherry, Sunbit and CareCredit® are also available for eligible patients.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Keller Family Dentistry from Summerfields, and how do I get there?
Our office is 5.7 miles from Summerfields Neighborhood Park, about an 11-minute drive. Take Western Center Blvd and Watauga Rd east to US 377 (Denton Hwy), go north through Watauga, then turn east on N Tarrant Pkwy. Patients looking for a dentist near Summerfields can make the whole trip without a freeway or toll lane.
How long do dental crowns last?
A well-made crown often lasts 10 to 15 years, and many last longer with good care. Grinding, chewing ice, gum recession and decay at the edge of the crown are the usual reasons one fails early. Regular exams and x-rays catch those problems, and our same-day crowns make replacement easier when the time comes.
How do I care for a dental implant after it is placed?
Brush and floss around an implant just as carefully as you would a natural tooth, and keep up with professional cleanings. Plaque around an implant can inflame the gums and weaken the bone that holds it. Our post-implant care includes regular checks of the gum tissue and the crown, and a nightguard helps protect implants from grinding.
Does dental insurance cover implants?
Coverage for implants depends on your specific plan, and many policies pay for part of the treatment. Our team checks your benefits and walks you through what your plan is likely to cover before work begins. If there is a remaining balance, financing through Cherry, Sunbit or CareCredit® can spread it into monthly payments for eligible patients.
Can old metal fillings be replaced with tooth-colored ones?
Yes, worn or failing metal fillings can be replaced with tooth-colored composite fillings that match the shade of your teeth. Replacement makes the most sense when a filling is cracked, leaking or surrounded by new decay, rather than removing sound work for looks alone. Larger damaged areas may be better served by an inlay, onlay or crown.
Schedule Your Visit from Summerfields
From a cracked crown to a grandchild's first checkup, your dentist near Summerfields is about 11 minutes up Denton Hwy. Call (682) 452-6430 to set up a weekday or Saturday appointment. You can also browse our areas we serve or visit our Dentist Keller, TX homepage.