Convenient Access from Lakes of Fairhaven
Plan on about 7 minutes from Lakes of Fairhaven to our chair. Dentist Tree of Fairfield is straight down Mason Road on the US-290 frontage in Cypress, which makes it a practical dentist near Lakes of Fairhaven for parents juggling teens, school calendars and their own checkups. Our two dentists provide cleanings, Invisalign, wisdom tooth care, cosmetic work and urgent visits under one roof.
From the west end of Lakes of Fairhaven Drive, turn right onto Mason Road and head south for roughly 2.4 miles. The road carries you south through the length of Fairfield. At Cypresswood Drive, turn right, then follow the drive into the Fairfield Town Center lot.
It is a 3-mile trip with no freeway and no toll lanes. You will find us at 28404 US-290 G03, Cypress, TX 77433, and our Google Maps listing has live directions. Neighbors in Fairfield, directly south, and Dellrose, southwest past the Grand Parkway, come to the same office.
Why Lakes of Fairhaven Families Choose a Practice Down the Road
Lakes of Fairhaven is a subdivision in unincorporated Harris County, sitting just north of Fairfield off Schiel Road and close to the Grand Parkway. Community Impact counted 483 single-family homes there in 2017, many of them large family houses. Little Cypress Creek winds through the neighborhood, and the lakes that give it its name are its signature amenity.
Homes this size often hold busy households with kids at several grade levels. The subdivision is zoned to Swenke Elementary, Salyards Middle and Cypress Ranch High School, so one family can have a first-grader, a middle schooler and a driver-in-training under one roof. A dental office that sits on a single road from home keeps that many calendars manageable.
Mason Road is the key. Because the route never joins US-290, freeway backups are not part of the trip. For a family that already shops at the Town Center, a dental visit can share the same trip.
What Lakes of Fairhaven Parents and Teens Should Know
The teen years bring their own dental questions. Crowded or crooked teeth often become obvious once the last baby teeth fall out, and many parents start weighing clear aligners against braces around middle school. Wisdom teeth usually show up on x-rays years before they erupt in the late teens or early twenties, and checking their position early helps you plan rather than react.
Our dentists use digital x-rays and, when surgery needs careful planning, 3D CBCT scans to see roots and nearby nerves. That imaging guides decisions about wisdom teeth extractions, a common step for older teens. For anxious teens, nitrous oxide is a mild option that wears off within minutes, and oral or IV sedation is available for longer procedures after a consultation.
Teen habits matter as much as the dentist's chair. Sports drinks, energy drinks and all-day snacking keep teeth bathed in sugar and acid, and the damage tends to show up first along the gumline and between the back teeth. A teen who wears aligners has an extra reason to brush before putting trays back in, because food trapped under plastic sits against the enamel for hours. Short reminders at each cleaning, plus photos of problem spots, usually land better with teenagers than a lecture at home.
Parents deserve attention too. With a straight drive and 8:00 AM starts on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, you can book your own cleaning right after school drop-off. Tuesday visits run until 5:30 PM for anyone who prefers the afternoon.
Care for Every Age from Your Dentist Near Lakes of Fairhaven
Invisalign®
Removable clear aligners straighten teeth without metal brackets, and teens can take them out for meals and sports. Intraoral photos help show your family how the bite and spacing look before you decide.
Preventative Dentistry
Twice-yearly cleanings and exams catch decay, gum inflammation and worn enamel while they are still small. For households with several children, regular visits keep surprises off the family budget.
Oral Surgery
Tooth extractions and wisdom teeth removal can be planned with 3D imaging so the dentists can see roots and nerves first. Sedation options make longer procedures easier on nervous patients.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Whitening, bonding, veneers and Lumineers help adults brighten or reshape a smile. Senior photos or a graduation can be a good reason to start.
Emergency Dentistry
A tooth chipped at practice or a sudden toothache needs prompt attention. Call first, and the team will tell you how to protect the tooth on the short drive down Mason Road.
A sensible starting point for a Lakes of Fairhaven family is a routine cleaning and exam for everyone, adding aligners, cosmetic work or a wisdom tooth plan once the dentists have a clear picture. Spreading treatment across a few visits keeps each appointment short, which suits school schedules.
Meet Your Cypress Dental Team
Dr. Katy Poramapornpilas grew up in Houston, earned a nutrition degree at the University of Texas at Austin and completed her DDS at the UT Dental Branch at Houston. She practiced at several offices in her home community before opening this one. Her partner, Dr. Hieu Nguyen, attends seminars every year on new technologies, procedures and materials.
Insurance & Financing
Paying for care should not slow down a family's treatment plan. The office accepts all major credit cards, cash and checks, and its financing options through Alphaeon Credit and Cherry can spread out the cost of aligners or surgery. Insurance specialists handle claims with a multitude of providers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Dentist Tree of Fairfield from Lakes of Fairhaven, and how do I get there?
From Lakes of Fairhaven Drive the office is 3 miles away, roughly a 7-minute drive. Turn onto Mason Road, follow it south through Fairfield, then turn right on Cypresswood Drive into the Town Center lot. Families wanting a dentist near Lakes of Fairhaven never need the freeway or a toll lane for this trip.
Is my teenager a good candidate for Invisalign instead of braces?
Many teens are, but it depends on the bite and on the teen. Clear aligners work well for a wide range of crowding and spacing problems, and they need to be worn most of the day to stay on track. An exam with x-rays and photos shows whether aligners can handle your teen's case or whether another approach fits better.
At what age should my child have their wisdom teeth checked?
The late teens are a good time for a first look. Wisdom teeth usually show up on x-rays well before they try to erupt, so routine imaging during regular checkups lets the dentists track their angle and space. If removal makes sense, planning it early, often before college, gives you more control over timing.
Can our teens and parents all see the same dentists?
Yes. Both dentists provide family care, so a teen's aligner check and a parent's cleaning can happen at the same office, often on the same morning. Dr. Katy is known for her way with younger patients, and Dr. Hieu enjoys getting to know each patient personally. Keeping everyone together also keeps family records and insurance details in one place.
Should my teen keep up regular cleanings while wearing aligners?
Yes, regular cleanings stay important during aligner treatment. Trays hold food and plaque against the teeth if brushing slips, so checkups catch early decay or gum irritation before it becomes a bigger problem. Your teen should brush before putting trays back in and bring the aligners to each visit so the dentists can check the fit.
Schedule Your Visit from Lakes of Fairhaven
When your family needs a dentist near Lakes of Fairhaven, the office is one road away. Call 281-672-8859 or book online for a cleaning, an aligner consultation or a wisdom tooth check. See the full list of neighborhoods on our Areas We Serve page, and visit the Dentist Cypress, TX homepage to learn more about the practice.