Convenient Access from Trophy Club
Ball-field families looking for a dentist in Trophy Club, TX can reach Leslie Nason, DDS in about 20 minutes. The office sits roughly 11 miles south at 1720 Rufe Snow Dr in south Keller, a few blocks north of N Tarrant Pkwy. Most of the trip runs on SH 170 and US 377, and none of it uses toll lanes.
Leaving Independence Park East on Parkview Dr, follow Durango Dr to Trophy Club Dr and head south toward Trophy Lake Dr. At the roundabout, continue onto SH 114 and bear left at the fork onto the Alliance Gateway Fwy (SH 170). Turn left on Main St, which is US 377, and ride it south through downtown Roanoke for about four and a half miles. Turn left on Bear Creek Pkwy, continue through its roundabout, then go right on Rufe Snow Dr and drive south roughly 1.7 miles to our building.
Because the first leg takes you right through Roanoke, families from both towns end up on the same stretch of US 377, and Westlake lies just across SH 114 to the south. US 377 through Keller slows at rush hour, so build in extra time before an early morning appointment. Our Google Maps listing marks the building on Rufe Snow Dr.
A Family Dental Home for Trophy Club's Sports Households
Trophy Club was planned in the 1970s around a country club golf course, the only course Ben Hogan is credited with designing, and it has grown into a town of well over 13,000 people. Much of the town's youth sports life centers on Independence Park, where the east complex has eight baseball fields and the west side adds four more, batting cages and the town's Veteran's Memorial.
Households that spend that much time around bats, balls and fast pitches need a dental office that responds when something goes wrong. Dr. Leslie Nason has led her own doctor-owned practice since 2005 and remains the only dentist here, so the person who knows your child's teeth is the person who treats the injury. Emergencies are seen during our regular hours, Monday through Thursday from 8 AM to 5 PM.
Kids who are new to the office start with a short tour, so the chair, the light and the instruments feel familiar before anything happens. Warm towels, blankets and bite blocks help during longer appointments, and a milkshake afterward softens the end of a tough visit. After treatment, Dr. Nason follows up with a personal call to see how things are going.
The rest of the time, visits are calm and unhurried. Dr. Nason explains what she finds in plain terms, shows you the images, and lets you and your teen weigh the options together. Our team speaks English and Spanish.
What Trophy Club Families Should Know About Protecting Teeth in Sports
Most Trophy Club students attend Northwest ISD schools, including Medlin Middle School and Byron Nelson High School. For athletes at that age, a hard hit to the mouth can chip enamel, loosen a tooth or knock it out completely. A custom sports mouthguard shaped to your child's own teeth fits snugly, stays put during play, and makes those injuries far less likely.
When a permanent tooth does come out, speed matters. A knocked-out tooth can often be cleaned and splinted back into its socket if it is treated within a short window. Hold the tooth by the crown rather than the root, keep it moist, and call us right away.
Even without a dramatic injury, a blow to the face can bruise the nerve inside a tooth. Many sports injuries look minor at first, which is why a quick exam after any hard hit is a good habit. Watch for a tooth that slowly darkens, aches when biting, or stays sensitive to hot and cold for weeks afterward; those signs point to inflammation that root canal treatment can resolve. Sports drinks between innings are another quiet risk, since sipping sugar and acid over a long game feeds cavities.
Parents who live along the golf course or near the southwest shore of Grapevine Lake have adult concerns too, from worn fillings to stained enamel. Custom nightguards protect teeth from clenching, and professional whitening can brighten a smile before graduation photos or a family event.
Sports, Emergency and Family Care for Anyone Seeking a Dentist in Trophy Club, TX
These services cover the injuries and everyday care that Denton County families from Trophy Club bring to our office most often. Each is handled in-house by Dr. Nason, and you get a clear explanation of the choices and the cost before any work starts.
Urgent Injury Care
Same-Day Emergency Dentistry covers knocked-out and loosened teeth, cracked enamel, swelling and lost crowns. Dr. Nason calls later that day to check on your recovery.
Mouthguards and Checkups
Through Family Dentistry, we make custom sports mouthguards and nightguards and provide cleanings, sealants and fluoride for the whole household.
Rebuilding Chipped Teeth
Restorative Dentistry repairs fractured teeth with shade-matched bonding, inlays, onlays or ceramic crowns so a front tooth looks and works like it did before.
Treating an Injured Nerve
When trauma inflames the pulp, Endodontics lets Dr. Nason remove the damaged tissue and seal the tooth, keeping the natural root in place.
A Brighter Finish
Opalescence Whitening is available in the office or with custom take-home trays, with the gel strength adjusted for sensitive teeth.
Meet Your Trophy Club Dental Team
Patients from Trophy Club see Dr. Leslie Nason at every appointment. A graduate of the University of Missouri-Kansas City, she belongs to the American Dental Association, the Academy of General Dentistry and the Texas Academy of General Dentistry. She is also active in the Keller Rotary Club and the Greater Keller Women's Club.
Insurance, Membership & Financing
We do not join insurance networks, but our team files claims for you so you can use your benefits. Uninsured families can join our membership plan, which includes two exams and two cleanings a year at $499 for the primary member and $449 for each child or spouse at home, up to age 23. For larger repairs after an injury, Cherry and CareCredit financing are available.
Tim A.
“The dentist and her assistants were thorough and truly personal during our appointment. She helped me weigh my options and clearly see pros and cons of putting something off or having it done soon. I felt valued and heard.“
Marie S.
“Can’t thank this team for going above and beyond! The dentist is so knowledgeable and helpful every step of the way! She really cares about her patients and that’s why I have been her patient for over 10 years! I highly recommend this practice!“
Laura M.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Leslie Nason, DDS from Trophy Club, and how do I get there?
Our office is roughly 11 miles from Independence Park East, about a 20-minute drive. Take SH 114 to the Alliance Gateway Fwy, turn south on US 377 through Roanoke, then use Bear Creek Pkwy and Rufe Snow Dr. Families wanting a dentist in Trophy Club, TX will find us at 1720 Rufe Snow Dr, with no tolls on the way.
Can a loosened tooth be saved after a hard hit to the mouth?
Often, yes, if it is treated promptly. Dr. Nason examines the tooth with digital x-rays and, when appropriate, splints it to its neighbors so it can stabilize. Call us right away during office hours, because an injured tooth has the best outlook when care starts quickly.
How can I tell if a blow to the face damaged a tooth's nerve?
Watch the tooth over the following weeks. A gray or darkening color, a deep ache that worsens when lying down, tenderness or a small bump on the gum, or lingering sensitivity to hot and cold all suggest the nerve is inflamed. Root canal treatment can usually save the tooth.
Does Dr. Nason follow up after emergency treatment?
Yes. After an emergency visit, Dr. Nason personally checks in with you later that same day to make sure you are healing comfortably. It gives parents a chance to ask about pain, swelling or eating, and any concern is caught early rather than waiting for the next appointment.
Is oral conscious sedation an option for a long repair visit?
Yes. Oral conscious sedation is a prescription medication taken shortly before your appointment that leaves you deeply relaxed but still breathing on your own. Dr. Nason reviews your health history and medications first, our team monitors your vital signs, and a trusted adult needs to drive you to and from the office.
Schedule Your Visit from Trophy Club
Whether it is a routine cleaning or a tooth damaged at practice, our team is ready to help families searching for a dentist in Trophy Club, TX. Call 817-662-0713 to book, view all of our communities on the Areas We Serve page, or head to our Keller dentist homepage.