Convenient Access from Fairfield
For households here, the dental office is already part of the neighborhood. Dentist Tree of Fairfield sits inside the community, in the Fairfield Town Center area on the US-290 frontage, with a Cypress mailing address, and central Fairfield is about 5 minutes away. Anyone looking for a dentist near Fairfield gets two Houston-native dentists, preventive visits for every age, cosmetic and restorative care, and prompt help when a tooth breaks or starts to throb.
Starting at Keith Elementary School on Fairfield Green Boulevard, head east on the boulevard and turn south onto Mason Road. Stay on Mason for a little over a mile, past the Cy-Fair Volunteer Fire Department Station 7 area near the Cypresswood Drive corner, then turn west on Cypresswood and pull into the Town Center lot.
The whole 1.8-mile trip stays on community streets, with no freeway and no Grand Parkway toll lanes. The office address is 28404 US-290 G03, Cypress, TX 77433, and you can open our listing in Google Maps for turn-by-turn directions. Families just north in Lakes of Fairhaven and west past SH-99 in Dellrose use the same office.
A Neighborhood Practice for Fairfield Households
Fairfield is a master-planned community of roughly 3,200 acres in northwestern Harris County, built around Mason Road and Cypresswood Drive with US-290 along its southern boundary. Its streets are lined mostly with single-family homes, and Cy-Fair ISD campuses such as Keith Elementary, Ault Elementary and Salyards Middle School serve the neighborhood. Two community parks, one of them right beside Keith Elementary, give the neighborhood its open green space.
The practice takes its name from this community, and the office sits within it rather than across the highway. That matters on a busy weekday. A parent can get a child from class to the dental chair without a single highway merge, and an adult can fit a cleaning between errands at the nearby shops. Bridgeland lies across US-290 to the south, but for Fairfield residents the drive is a short loop on roads they already use every day.
Ault Elementary sits about half a mile north of the office, so some families are closer still. Being this close also helps when a visit needs a follow-up. A second appointment to finish a crown or check a healing extraction site is far easier to keep when it costs you ten minutes round trip instead of an hour.
What Fairfield Parents Should Know About Family Dental Care
With several elementary and middle schools inside or beside the community, school-age dental care is a natural focus for families here. Children's back molars come in with deep grooves that trap food, and those grooves are where many early cavities start. Regular cleanings, good brushing habits and dental sealants on the chewing surfaces all help keep young teeth healthy through the elementary years.
Timing is usually the hardest part for working parents. The office opens at 8:00 AM on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, which suits a visit before the school bell or before work. Tuesday appointments run until 5:30 PM, the latest slot of the week, so an after-school checkup is realistic for Fairfield kids. Online booking is available, or you can call the front desk to match a time to your schedule.
Adults in Fairfield benefit from the same short drive. A tooth that has been sensitive for weeks, a filling that feels rough or bleeding gums when you floss are easy to put off, but they rarely improve on their own. New patients without dental insurance and without gum disease can start with the $99 cleaning, exam and x-ray, which covers a full cleaning, an oral health exam and standard x-rays.
Dental Services for Anyone Searching for a Dentist Near Fairfield
Preventative Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and digital x-rays form the base of care for local families. Catching a small cavity on a child's molar early keeps treatment simple, and adults get a regular look at gum health and older fillings.
Emergency Dentistry
Severe toothaches, cracked teeth, knocked-out teeth and cuts to the lips or gums all count as urgent. Living a few minutes away is a real advantage here, because a knocked-out tooth has its best chance when it is treated quickly.
Restorative Dentistry
Tooth-colored fillings, crowns, inlays and onlays, root canal therapy and bridges repair teeth that decay or wear has weakened. Intraoral cameras show the problem on a monitor, so you can see what the dentist sees before deciding.
Cosmetic Dentistry
KoR whitening, bonding, veneers and gum contouring help Fairfield adults refresh a smile before a wedding, reunion or new job. The dentists talk through what each option can realistically change for your teeth.
Invisalign®
Clear aligners straighten crowded or gapped teeth without brackets and wires. They come out for meals and brushing, which makes them a practical fit for teens at Salyards and for adults with a busy calendar.
Meet Your Cypress Dental Team
Dr. Katy Poramapornpilas and Dr. Hieu Nguyen are a husband-and-wife team, both Houston natives and both graduates of the University of Texas at Austin. Dr. Katy earned her DDS at the UT Dental Branch at Houston and always wanted a private practice in her hometown. Dr. Hieu earned his at UT Health Science Center at San Antonio and came home to give back to the community that raised him.
Insurance & Financing
The office's insurance specialists file your claims and work with a multitude of insurance providers. Before treatment begins, you receive a detailed cost breakdown that shows what your plan is likely to cover. All major credit cards, cash and checks are accepted, and flexible financing through Alphaeon Credit and Cherry is available for larger work.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Dentist Tree of Fairfield from central Fairfield, and how do I get there?
The office is 1.8 miles from Keith Elementary School in central Fairfield, about a 5-minute drive. Take the boulevard east to Mason Road, head south, then turn west on Cypresswood Drive into the Town Center lot. For families who want a dentist near Fairfield, the whole trip stays off US-290 and the toll road.
Can my kids come in for a checkup after school?
Yes, and Tuesday is the best day for it. Tuesday hours run until 5:30 PM, while Monday, Wednesday and Thursday appointments end at 5:00 PM. Because the drive from the center of the community takes about 5 minutes, a late-afternoon visit fits between pickup and dinner. You can book online or call the front desk to request one of the later times.
What is included in the $99 new-patient cleaning, exam and x-ray?
The $99 visit includes a full cleaning, an oral health exam and standard x-rays. It is offered to new patients who do not have dental insurance and who do not have periodontal (gum) disease. If the exam does show gum disease, the dentists explain the treatment you need and give you a cost breakdown before anything starts.
My child knocked out an adult tooth. What should I do right away?
Pick the tooth up by the crown, not the root, keep it in milk or saliva, and call the office immediately. A tooth that is treated within 30 to 60 minutes has the best chance of being saved. New patients can come in for the $49 emergency exam and x-ray, which includes a focused exam, needed x-rays and treatment recommendations.
Are dental sealants a good idea for my child's back teeth?
For many children, yes. A sealant is a thin protective coating placed on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth, where deep grooves make brushing harder and cavities more likely. Placing one is quick and needs no drilling. During a regular cleaning visit, the dentists check whether your child's molars would benefit and talk the choice through with you.
Schedule Your Visit from Fairfield
Choosing a dentist near Fairfield should be as easy as the drive. Call 281-672-8859 or book online to set up a cleaning, a checkup for the kids or an urgent visit. You can browse every community we serve on our Areas We Serve page, or learn more about the practice on our Dentist Cypress, TX homepage.