Convenient Access from Trophy Club
Chipped teeth and sore jaws come with the territory in a town full of busy youth ballfields, and families looking for a dentist Trophy Club, TX parents can reach in about 21 minutes have a straightforward option. Keller Family Dentistry, Sleep & Facial Pain sits on N Tarrant Pkwy at the south end of Keller. Dr. Omar Alswaiti provides checkups, mouthguards, orthodontics and urgent care Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
From Independence Park East at 500 Parkview Dr, follow Parkview Dr and Durango Dr to Trophy Club Dr, head south, and take Trophy Lake Dr out to SH 114 westbound. Merge onto SH 170, the Alliance Gateway Fwy, then exit to US 377 and drive south on Main St through Roanoke and Keller. At N Tarrant Pkwy, turn left and head east about 1.3 miles. The drive is roughly 11 miles, with no toll lanes anywhere along it.
The address is 841 N Tarrant Pkwy #112, Keller, TX 76248, beside the CVS at the Rufe Snow Dr corner, and you can save it from Google Maps. Families in nearby Westlake and Roanoke visit us too.
A Family-Focused Practice for Trophy Club Households
Trophy Club began in 1973 as one of the earliest planned communities in Texas, laid out around a golf course designed by Ben Hogan. The town incorporated in 1985 and has grown into a neighborhood-centered place on the southwestern edge of Grapevine Lake. Almost all of the town lies in Denton County, with a very small portion reaching into Tarrant County. Weekends here often revolve around practices, tournaments and time outdoors.
That rhythm shapes what families need from a dentist. Parents want one office that can handle a six-month cleaning, a teen's braces and a cracked tooth after a weekend game. Keller Family Dentistry covers all three, and Saturday hours mean most checkups never cut into a school day.
Most Trophy Club students attend Northwest ISD schools, including Medlin Middle School and Byron Nelson High School. Athletes from those campuses play contact sports where a stray elbow or ball can loosen a tooth in seconds. Prevention, quick response and careful repair all matter for this age group.
Keeping Young Trophy Club Athletes' Smiles Protected
Independence Park East and West anchor the town's youth baseball scene, with tournament fields, batting cages and the Trophy Club Veteran's Memorial on Parkview Dr. A fastball or a hard slide into second can crack a front tooth. A custom-fitted mouthguard made for your child's teeth tends to stay in place better than a boil-and-bite version and leaves room to breathe and talk.
When an accident happens anyway, speed counts. We reserve openings for same-day visits when urgent problems come up, such as a broken or knocked-loose tooth. New patients can use our $49 Emergency Exam & X-Ray*, which includes a focused emergency exam, any necessary x-rays and treatment recommendations. *New patients only.
Orthodontics is the other big topic for families with tweens and teens. Early orthodontic intervention can guide jaw growth and make room for incoming teeth, while braces or Invisalign® aligners straighten teeth later on. Players with braces need a mouthguard designed to fit over the brackets, which is one more reason to plan both together.
Adults in Trophy Club have their own needs, from worn fillings to grinding at night. Grown-ups crack teeth on hard foods and clench through stressful weeks too. Our office handles crowns, nightguards, gum care and implants, so parents can stay with the same practice as their kids.
Sports drinks, energy chews and post-game treats bathe teeth in sugar and acid, often several times a week. Sealants on the chewing surfaces of back teeth add a protective layer where cavities most often start in children. Fluoride treatments at checkups help strengthen enamel against that steady acid exposure. Water between innings and a quick rinse after snacks are simple habits that make a difference.
Comfort matters for younger patients and nervous adults alike. We use The Wand®, a computer-controlled anesthetic delivery system, and nitrous oxide is available after an evaluation for patients who want help relaxing. Digital x-rays and an intraoral camera let Dr. Alswaiti show you exactly what he sees on a screen. That makes it easier for kids and parents to understand a recommendation before agreeing to it.
Services from a Dentist Trophy Club, TX Families Can Rely On
Emergency Services
Toothaches, swelling, broken or knocked-out teeth, lost restorations and infections all get prompt attention. Trophy Club parents can call as soon as an injury happens.
Children's Dentistry
Little ones meet the chair slowly, with a gentle cleaning and a friendly look around. As kids grow, care shifts toward cavity prevention and spotting bite issues, and parents get pointers on brushing and sugary sports drinks.
Preventive Dentistry
Exams, cleanings, digital x-rays, sealants and fluoride protect growing teeth. Custom mouthguards for baseball, football and other contact sports are part of this care.
Orthodontic Services
Early intervention, traditional braces, Invisalign® aligners and retainers cover every stage of straightening.
Restorative Dentistry
Tooth-colored fillings, crowns, bridges and inlays repair damage from decay or injury. Many crowns can be completed in one visit with our same-day crown technology.
Meet Your Keller Dentist
Dr. Omar Alswaiti holds a dental degree (BDS) and a master of public health (MPH). He follows a patient-first approach built on detailed diagnostics, personalized planning and clear education. He takes time to explain each option so Trophy Club parents and teens can decide together.
Insurance & Financing
Families without dental insurance can join the KFDDS In-House Plan at $149 a year for the first member and $125 for each additional family member. Membership includes two exams and x-rays per year plus discounted rates on dental services. Insured patients can rely on us to file claims with most major plans.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Keller Family Dentistry from Trophy Club, and how do I get there?
Most Trophy Club drivers reach us in about 21 minutes, roughly 11 miles from Independence Park East. The route follows SH 114 west, SH 170 west, then US 377 south through Roanoke and Keller to N Tarrant Pkwy. Parents choosing a dentist Trophy Club, TX kids can see without toll lanes will find the whole drive free.
Can I get an emergency visit for a broken or knocked-loose tooth?
Often, yes, because we reserve openings for same-day visits when urgent problems come up. Call as soon as the injury happens and bring any broken pieces in milk or saliva. New patients can use our $49 Emergency Exam & X-Ray*, which includes a focused exam and any necessary x-rays. *New patients only.
Do you offer braces as well as Invisalign for teens?
Yes, we offer both traditional braces and Invisalign® clear aligners, along with retainers once treatment ends. The right choice depends on the bite, the amount of movement needed and how consistently a teen will wear aligners. Dr. Alswaiti reviews the options with parents and teens together, so everyone understands the timeline before treatment starts.
When should a sports mouthguard be replaced?
Replace a mouthguard when it tears, thins out, loosens or no longer fits snugly. Growing kids often outgrow one within a season or two, and new teeth or braces change the fit too. Bring the mouthguard to each checkup so we can look at it. A new custom guard restores a secure fit.
Does the KFDDS In-House Plan include x-rays?
Yes, the plan includes two exams and x-rays per year for each member. Membership costs $149 a year, and each additional family member adds $125. Members also receive discounted rates on other services, such as cleanings and fillings. The plan is designed for patients without dental insurance, so it works well for families between coverage.
Schedule Your Visit from Trophy Club
Book a checkup, a custom mouthguard fitting or an emergency visit with a dentist Trophy Club, TX families trust. Call (682) 452-6430, Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Explore all of our areas we serve, or return to our Dentist Keller, TX homepage.