Convenient Access from Lawson Farms
Parents who want a dentist near Lawson Farms can be in our chair at Legacy Dentistry after a 3-mile drive of about 6 minutes. We are on the west side of Midlothian, north of the subdivision, close to where US 67 meets West Main Street. The same office can handle a preschooler's first cleaning, a parent's cracked molar and a grandparent's denture check.
From Lawson Farms Drive, follow the street to its end and turn right onto FM 663. Head north to the US 287 interchange, take US 287 west, then exit to the South US Highway 67 frontage road.
Turn right on West Main Street and left on Eric Street to reach 151 Walton Way #102, Midlothian, TX 76065. The office sits about a mile west of City Hall and the historic downtown on North 8th Street, and Google Maps shows the exact pin. Neighbors to the south in Mountain Peak use the same stretch of FM 663, and families from Goodland come in on US 287 from the northwest.
A Dental Home Just Up FM 663 for Lawson Farms Families
Lawson Farms is a single-family subdivision inside Midlothian city limits, in Ellis County and Midlothian ISD. Regional planning data counts 535 lots in the main neighborhood and 60 more in the Enclave at Lawson Farms, which adjoins it on the south. That adds up to a lot of busy households in a compact area off FM 663, just south of US 287.
Because the drive is so short, a cleaning fits into a morning or a lunch break without a long trip across the county. Legacy Dentistry is privately owned and takes a holistic, root-cause approach. Instead of only patching a sore tooth, our dentists look at why the problem started, whether that is grinding, diet, gum health or an old filling that is starting to fail.
Most care also stays in one building. The practice completes treatment under one roof, including root canals, extractions, Invisalign and dental implants from start to finish. For a Lawson Farms parent juggling practices and school pickups, fewer referrals across town means fewer extra trips.
An intraoral camera lets our dentists show a child, or a doubtful parent, exactly what a worn spot or a small cavity looks like on screen. Seeing the picture makes it easier to decide on care together, and it turns the visit into something kids find interesting rather than scary.
The office is open Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. A first or last visit of the day can still leave time for afternoon games.
Game Days, Splash Pads and Smiles: Notes for Lawson Farms Parents
Few neighborhoods sit this close to a major sports venue. Midlothian Community Park, a 105-acre city complex at 3601 S. 14th St., borders the east edge of Lawson Farms. It has 13 soccer fields, five baseball diamonds, a lighted competition field, a 4,500-square-foot splash pad, an inclusive playground, a fishing lake and walking trails.
All that activity is great for kids, and it also explains a lot of what our dentists see. Chipped front teeth from a stray ball, a lip split on a slide, or a tooth knocked loose in a collision at midfield are common game-day injuries. A well-fitted mouthguard for soccer, baseball and football lowers the risk, and so does keeping it clean and replacing it as a child grows.
Summer brings its own pattern. Hours at the splash pad and playground mean more slips on wet concrete, and long afternoons outdoors mean more snacks and sweet drinks between meals. Packing water bottles and crunchy snacks like apples or cheese is a simple habit that keeps teeth stronger through the hottest months.
Sports drinks are the other quiet issue. Sipping them through a long tournament bathes teeth in sugar and acid for hours. Water between games and a rinse afterward help, and regular checkups catch soft spots on the enamel before they turn into cavities.
When an injury does happen, call right away. For dental emergencies, we prioritize getting you in the same day, and the 6-minute drive means a hurt child is not riding far in pain. The same goes for families who play at the city's Midlothian Sports Complex on S. 14th Street.
Parents on the sidelines deserve attention too. Coaching on game days, early commutes and long workdays often show up as clenching, worn edges or a gum line that bleeds when you brush. Those are easy to overlook until a tooth cracks, so we look for them at every adult cleaning and explain what we find in plain terms.
Services From a Dentist Near Lawson Farms
Emergency Dentistry
A knocked-out tooth, a cracked molar or sudden swelling needs quick attention. Lawson Farms families are only minutes from the office, and for emergencies we prioritize getting you in the same day.
Children's Dentistry
We start seeing children at age three, which lets a young player from the neighborhood get comfortable in the chair long before any real dental work is needed. Friendly first visits build good habits early.
Preventive Dentistry
Cleanings, exams and digital x-rays find small problems while they are still easy to fix. For kids who drink a lot of sports drinks, regular checkups through the season are a smart way to protect enamel.
Restorative Dentistry
When a cavity or a chip does show up, our dentists repair it to look natural. Many Lawson Farms parents choose tooth-colored fillings, which blend in with the rest of the smile instead of showing up as dark metal.
Orthodontics
Crowded or crooked teeth can be straightened without a referral, because orthodontic care and Invisalign are handled in the same office. Teens from the subdivision can keep up with practices while their treatment moves forward.
Meet Your Midlothian Dentists
Dr. Chris Nguyen finished at the Texas A&M College of Dentistry in 2018, and his unhurried, gentle style puts young athletes at ease after a rough game. Dr. Tony D. Nguyen completes more than 150 hours of advanced training every year, including orthodontics and implants. Outside the office, he holds a Taekwondo black belt.
Insurance & Financing
Legacy Dentistry accepts all PPO plans, and the front desk helps Lawson Farms families get the most out of their benefits each year. For treatment beyond what insurance covers, financing is available through CareCredit, LendingClub and Green Sky. Families without coverage can join the Legacy Dentistry Dental Savings Plan, which offers many of the same benefits as traditional insurance with less red tape.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Legacy Dentistry from Lawson Farms, and how do I get there?
The office is 3 miles from Lawson Farms, about a 6-minute drive. Take FM 663 north to US 287 west, exit to the South US Highway 67 frontage road, then turn onto West Main Street and Eric Street. That short hop makes Legacy Dentistry an easy choice for anyone wanting a dentist near Lawson Farms, and there are no tolls on the way.
Does my child really need a mouthguard for soccer or baseball?
Yes, a mouthguard is a good idea for any sport with falls, collisions or fast-moving balls. It cushions the front teeth and helps protect the lips and cheeks. Kids outgrow them, so check the fit each season and replace one that is chewed or loose. Our dentists are happy to look at your child's guard during a regular checkup.
Are sports drinks bad for my kid's teeth?
They can be, when sipped for hours. Most sports drinks combine sugar with acid, which softens enamel and feeds cavity-causing bacteria. For everyday practices water is usually enough, and if your child does drink one, finish it quickly rather than nursing it all game, then rinse with water. Regular checkups help our dentists catch early enamel wear.
At what age can my child start seeing your dentists?
Our dentists see children from age three. Starting at that age lets a child meet the team, sit in the chair and have a gentle cleaning before any treatment is ever needed. Early visits also let us spot cavities, bite concerns and habits like thumb sucking while they are simple to address, so later visits feel familiar instead of scary.
Do you offer tooth-colored fillings instead of silver ones?
Yes. Legacy Dentistry places tooth-colored fillings that are shaded to match the natural tooth, so a repaired molar or chipped front tooth does not stand out. They are a common choice for kids and adults alike. During the exam, our dentists check the size and location of the cavity and explain the filling they recommend before any work begins.
Schedule Your Visit from Lawson Farms
Lawson Farms families who want a dentist near Lawson Farms can call Legacy Dentistry at 972-236-5789 to book a checkup, a child's first visit or an urgent appointment. To see the other communities we welcome, visit our areas we serve page, or learn more about our Dentist Midlothian, TX office.