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Friday hours are By Appointment Only. Pickett Family Dental. Family Dentist. Keller, TX.

Come visit Dr. Tyson Pickett and his staff in Keller, Texas for all of your dental needs!

03/23/2026

🦷 Healthy Smiles Start Early!
Taking care of your child’s teeth from an early age sets the foundation for a lifetime of strong, healthy smiles. Even before the first tooth appears, gently wiping your baby’s gums after feedings helps reduce bacteria. Once teeth come in, brushing twice daily with a soft toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste becomes essential.
As your child grows, don’t forget to:
- Schedule their first dental visit by age one
- Help them brush until they can do it properly on their own
- Limit sugary snacks and drinks
- Ask about fluoride treatments and dental sealants
- Watch for early signs of cavities or gum irritation
Baby teeth matter more than many parents realize—they guide permanent teeth, support speech development, and allow proper chewing. Building positive dental habits early makes future visits easier and less stressful.
At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we provide gentle, family-friendly care to help your child’s smile grow strong and healthy. Schedule their next checkup today.

03/18/2026

🦷 Did Your Dental Crown Fall Out or Crack? Here’s What to Do.
If your crown suddenly feels loose, cracks, or falls out completely, don’t panic—but don’t ignore it either. A damaged or missing dental crown leaves your tooth unprotected and vulnerable to sensitivity, decay, or infection.
Here’s what to do right away:
- Find the crown and rinse it gently with water
- Avoid chewing on that side
- Keep the area clean
- Call your dentist as soon as possible
In some cases, the crown can be re-cemented if it’s still intact. If not, a new same day custom crown can restore your tooth’s strength and appearance quickly. The sooner you’re seen, the better the chances of preventing further damage.
At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we offer prompt crown repair and replacement to get you comfortable fast.
If your crown is loose or broken, schedule your appointment today.

03/16/2026

🦷 How Often Should You See the Dentist?
For most people, a dental checkup every six months is the key to keeping teeth and gums healthy. Regular exams and professional cleanings help prevent cavities, catch gum disease early, and stop small issues from turning into bigger (and more expensive) problems.
During your visit, we remove plaque and tartar, check for decay, take digital X-rays if needed, and screen for signs of oral health concerns. Even if nothing hurts, preventive care protects your smile long term.
Some patients—especially those with gum disease or frequent cavities—may need more frequent visits.
If it’s been more than six months since your last checkup, now is the perfect time to schedule.

03/11/2026

Want Whiter Teeth Fast? Professional Whitening Makes the Difference.
If your smile looks dull or stained from coffee, tea, or everyday wear, professional teeth whitening can dramatically brighten your teeth in just one visit. At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we use safe, powerful whitening treatments that go beyond store-bought strips to deliver noticeable, even results.
Why choose professional whitening?
- Faster, dramatic results
- Even whitening without patchiness
- Gum protection and reduced sensitivity
- Long-lasting brightness
In-office whitening lifts deep stains and can lighten your teeth several shades in about an hour. It’s one of the quickest ways to refresh your appearance and boost your confidence.
If you’re ready for a brighter, more confident smile, schedule your professional whitening appointment today and see the difference expert care makes.

03/09/2026

🦷 Why Are My Gums Bleeding? Here’s What You Should Know.
If you notice bleeding when you brush or floss, don’t ignore it. Healthy gums shouldn’t bleed regularly. In many cases, bleeding gums are an early sign of gingivitis, the first stage of gum disease caused by plaque buildup along the gumline.
Other possible causes include:
- Brushing too hard or using a hard-bristled toothbrush
- Inconsistent flossing
- Tartar buildup that needs professional removal
- Hormonal changes
- Certain medical conditions
The good news? Early gum disease is usually reversible with professional cleanings and better daily oral care. Brushing gently twice a day, flossing daily, and keeping up with routine dental visits can make a big difference.
If your gums are swollen, tender, or bleeding consistently, it’s time to schedule an exam. Catching gum problems early helps prevent more serious issues like bone loss or tooth loss.
At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we’re here to help you restore healthy, strong gums. Schedule your appointment today and protect your smile.

03/04/2026

🦷 Looking for a Family Dentist Accepting New Patients?
If you’ve been searching for a “family dentist near me,” you’re probably looking for convenience, trust, and care for everyone in your household. At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we proudly welcome new patients of all ages.
Here’s what to look for in a family dental office:
- Comprehensive care for kids and adults
- Preventive cleanings and exams
- Emergency dental appointments
- Cosmetic and restorative treatments
- Flexible scheduling and insurance options
Choosing the right dentist means finding a team that listens, explains clearly, and makes every visit comfortable. From your child’s first cleaning to advanced restorative care, we’re here to support your family’s smiles for years to come.
Ready to schedule? We’re accepting new patients and would love to welcome your family.

03/02/2026

🦷 Severe Tooth Pain? Don’t Wait It Out.
If your tooth is hurting badly, your body is trying to tell you something. Sharp, throbbing, or constant pain isn’t normal—and it usually won’t go away on its own. At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, we provide same-day emergency dental care to diagnose the problem and relieve your pain fast.
You may need urgent care if you have:
- Severe or nonstop tooth pain
- Swelling in your gums or face
- Pain when biting or chewing
- Fever or a bad taste in your mouth
- A cracked or broken tooth
These symptoms can signal infection or deep decay that requires immediate treatment. The sooner you’re seen, the better the chances of saving your tooth and preventing bigger complications.
Don’t try to push through the pain. Call our office right away and let our team get you comfortable again. Fast relief is just one appointment away.

02/25/2026

🦷 Eating Comfortably Again With Dentures
When teeth are missing or failing, eating often becomes frustrating. Many people quietly change their diet, avoid favorite foods, or feel anxious during meals—especially in public. It doesn’t have to stay that way.
Well-designed dentures can restore balance and stability, making it possible to chew comfortably again. Modern dentures are carefully customized to fit your bite, support facial structure, and distribute chewing forces evenly. With the right fit and a short adjustment period, many patients are surprised by how much easier and more enjoyable eating becomes.
Being able to eat comfortably isn’t just about food—it’s about confidence. Enjoying meals with family, ordering what you want, and not worrying about slipping or discomfort can make a meaningful difference in daily life.
Dentures should support your lifestyle, not limit it. With proper care and regular adjustments, they can continue to perform well and stay comfortable over time.
If eating has become something you work around instead of enjoy, it may be time to explore options designed to help you feel confident and comfortable at every meal again.

02/23/2026

🦷 Putting Off the Dentist Because of Fear? You’re Not Alone.
Dental anxiety keeps many people from scheduling appointments—even when they know their teeth need attention. Fear often comes from past experiences, fear of pain, or worry about what might be found. Unfortunately, avoiding care usually allows small issues to quietly turn into bigger ones.
The truth is, dental visits today are very different than many people remember. Modern dentistry focuses on comfort, clear communication, and giving patients control throughout the visit. Nothing should feel rushed or unexpected.
Many patients feel embarrassed about how long it’s been since their last appointment, but judgment has no place in dental care. Everyone’s situation is different, and taking the first step back is what truly matters.
Often, the most difficult part is scheduling that first visit. Once patients come in, they’re relieved to finally have answers and a plan—without pressure.
If fear has been holding you back, know that care can move at your pace. One calm, supportive visit can make dental care feel manageable again—and help protect your smile for the future.

02/18/2026

🦷 Thinking About All-on-X? These Are the Questions Patients Ask Most.
Choosing All-on-X dental implants is a big decision, and it’s completely normal to have questions. At Pickett Family Dental in Keller, TX, patients often ask whether All-on-X will feel natural, look realistic, and truly improve daily life.
Common questions we hear include:
• Will my teeth feel secure when eating and talking?
• Can I enjoy foods I’ve been avoiding?
• Will this work if I’ve had dentures or bone loss?
• How long does the process take?
• Will my smile look natural?
All-on-X implants are designed to stay firmly anchored in the jaw, giving patients a stable, comfortable smile that doesn’t shift or slip. Many people receive fixed temporary teeth the same day, so they’re never without a smile during healing.
Patients also appreciate how easy All-on-X is to care for—no adhesives, no removal, and no constant adjustments.
If missing teeth or loose dentures are affecting your confidence or comfort, getting clear answers is the first step. The right information can make a big decision feel much easier and far more empowering.

02/16/2026

🦷 Do Dental Implants Really Feel Like Real Teeth?
If you’re missing a tooth and considering dental implants, one of the biggest questions is whether they’ll actually feel natural. For most patients, the answer is yes. Dental implants are designed to replace the entire tooth structure—including the root—so they function much like natural teeth.
Because implants are anchored into the jawbone, they don’t slip, shift, or rest on the gums like dentures. This stability allows you to chew comfortably, speak clearly, and bite into foods without hesitation. Many patients say they forget which tooth is the implant once healing is complete.
Implants also feel more comfortable over time because they help preserve jawbone and maintain a balanced bite. There’s no pressure on neighboring teeth and no daily removal or adhesives required.
While implants don’t have nerves like natural teeth, the surrounding bone still senses pressure, creating a natural chewing experience without temperature sensitivity.
If you’re looking for a tooth replacement that feels secure, comfortable, and natural in everyday life, dental implants may be exactly what you’ve been searching for.

02/11/2026

🦷 5 Reasons Your Child Should Visit the Dentist
Early dental visits play a big role in protecting your child’s smile and overall health. Regular checkups help prevent cavities, protect baby teeth, and support proper jaw and tooth development as kids grow. Baby teeth hold space for adult teeth and help with chewing, speech, and confidence—making early care especially important.
Dental visits also help children feel comfortable in a dental setting. Positive early experiences reduce anxiety and make routine care feel normal instead of scary. As children grow, these visits allow us to monitor habits like thumb-sucking or teeth grinding that can affect alignment later on.
Professional cleanings remove plaque that brushing at home may miss, and preventive treatments help strengthen enamel during cavity-prone years. Parents also gain peace of mind knowing their child’s oral health is being carefully monitored.
Starting dental visits early sets the stage for healthier habits and fewer dental problems down the road. A strong foundation today supports confident smiles for years to come—and helps make dental care a positive part of your child’s routine.

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1135 Keller Pkwy
Keller, TX
76248

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

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+18174315514

Website

https://www.pickettfamilydental.com/

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