Is the Haltom City studio taking new patients right now?

Yes. The usual way in is the $99 first visit: a full comprehensive exam, digital X-rays and a basic clean where no periodontal disease is present. Book a slot online or call (682) 257-1420.

My tooth hurts today. Can you fit me in?

Same-day emergencies are built into the schedule. The emergency exam is $29 so you can find out exactly what is going on before deciding anything.

Are you open on Saturdays in Haltom City?

Yes. Saturdays run 8:00am to 2:00pm Central Time for cleanings, check-ups and same-day emergencies. Also open Fridays 3:00pm to 8:00pm and Tuesdays 10:00am to 7:00pm. Closed Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday.

What if I do not have dental insurance?

The in-house membership plan takes fifteen percent off all treatment with no annual limits, and Cherry financing splits bigger cases into monthly payments. Most PPO plans are also accepted.

How do I get to you from Watauga or North Richland Hills?

From Watauga, head south on Denton Hwy and exit at NE Loop 820. From North Richland Hills, take I-820 west, exit Haltom Rd and follow the frontage road. Parking is free at the door of Suite 100.

Dr. Matthew Le | Family Dentistry Haltom City Dentist

Q: Will I see the same dentist every visit?

Yes. Dr. Matthew Le founded the studio and treats patients here himself. He trained at UT Health Science Center at Houston, is an Invisalign certified provider and has received a Top Docs Award.

Dr. Matthew Le

The Haltom City studio is his, not a franchise with his name on the door. He built it around one idea: that the most useful instrument in the room is not the laser or the drill, it is the ten minutes spent finding out what you actually want.

That might sound like a small thing to build a practice around, but it changes how every appointment here plays out. Instead of a quick glance and a standard treatment plan handed to you on the way out, you get a conversation first. What's bothering you. What you're worried about. What you actually need fixed versus what can wait. It is not complicated, and it is also not common, which is probably why patients keep coming back and bringing their families with them.

Book your visit online (817) 203-4441

Training and technology

He trained at UT Health Science Center at Houston and has since built his practice around digital scanning and 3D imaging, which cut appointment times and keep treatment less invasive. Away from the chair he is a father of two, which is roughly why the youngest patients here tend to leave smiling.

That background matters more than it might seem at first glance. A dentist trained at a major academic health center sees a wider range of cases during school than someone who trains in a narrower setting, and that breadth carries forward into day-to-day practice here in Haltom City. It shows up in small decisions: knowing when a filling will hold up fine versus when it is better to plan ahead for a crown, or recognizing early signs of something that needs attention before it turns into a bigger problem and a bigger bill.

Academic training

Educated at UT Health Science Center at Houston, one of the region's respected dental programs, with hands-on training across a broad range of procedures.

Digital scanning & 3D imaging

Replacing messy impressions and guesswork with precise digital tools, so appointments run shorter and treatment stays as conservative as possible.

A father of two, first

Raising his own kids has a way of shaping how he talks to young patients. Fewer lectures, more patience, and a steadier chairside manner for nervous first visits.

What a visit with Dr. Le actually looks like

Most people searching for a new dentist near Haltom City are not looking for a sales pitch. They want someone who will tell them what is actually wrong, what it costs to fix, and what happens if they wait. That is the approach Dr. Le takes with every patient who sits in his chair, whether it is a routine cleaning or something more involved like a root canal or a crown.

A real conversation before any treatment plan. He asks what brought you in and what you're actually hoping to get out of the visit before deciding what to do next.
Digital scans instead of messy trays. 3D imaging means faster, more comfortable diagnostics and clearer explanations of exactly what's going on in your mouth.
Conservative treatment first. The goal is to fix what needs fixing without talking you into procedures you don't actually need.
A calmer approach with kids. Years of raising his own two children translate into a steadier, more patient hand with younger patients in the chair.

Why Haltom City families choose this practice

Searching "best dentist near me" turns up a lot of results, but very few of them are owned and run by the dentist whose name is on the sign. Flossophy Dental Haltom is Dr. Le's practice, which means the decisions about equipment, scheduling, and how patients are treated are made by the person actually doing the work, not a corporate office somewhere else.

Local ownership. No franchise playbook, just one dentist's judgment applied consistently to every patient.

Up-to-date equipment. Digital scanning and 3D imaging shorten visits and reduce the need for repeat appointments.

A genuine family practice. Treats toddlers through grandparents, with a chairside manner shaped by raising his own kids.

Honest planning. You'll know the cost and the reasoning behind a recommendation before anything is scheduled.

If you'd like to see the full range of treatments offered here, visit our services page, or check our insurance page to see what's accepted before your first visit. New to the practice? Our new patients page walks through what to expect.

Frequently asked questions

Where did Dr. Matthew Le train?

Dr. Le trained at UT Health Science Center at Houston. Since then, he has built his own practice here in Haltom City around digital scanning and 3D imaging, tools that help shorten appointment times and keep treatment as conservative as possible.

Does Dr. Le see kids as well as adults?

Yes. As a father of two, Dr. Le has a lot of hands-on experience putting younger patients at ease, and families throughout Haltom City bring kids here alongside parents and grandparents for routine and more involved care.

What makes digital scanning and 3D imaging different from traditional dental X-rays?

Digital scanning replaces the bulkier impression trays and provides a more detailed, faster look at your teeth and bite. Combined with 3D imaging, it gives Dr. Le a clearer picture before deciding on treatment, which generally means fewer surprises and shorter time in the chair.

Is Flossophy Dental Haltom part of a larger dental chain?

No. The Haltom City studio belongs to Dr. Le himself. It is not a franchise location with his name licensed to it. That ownership shapes how decisions get made here, from scheduling to the way treatment is explained to patients.

How do I book an appointment with Dr. Le?

You can book your visit online through our scheduling portal, or call us directly at (817) 203-4441. We're located at 4201 Haltom Rd, Haltom City, TX 76117, United States, and new patients are always welcome.

What are the office hours for Dr. Le's practice?

We're open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. We're closed Saturday and Sunday. If you have a scheduling question, feel free to visit our FAQ page for more details.

Dr. Matthew Le, Family Dentistry in Haltom City