Thank you for choosing our practice as your dental care provider; we can assure you that you’ve made an excellent decision! Before your first visit, we request that you complete the following forms and bring them with you to the appointment. By completing this information ahead of your scheduled visit, we can dedicate more time […]
Friendly, competent team. Easy to schedule and reschedule. From regular cleaning to crowns, I always feel like I am in good hands. The transition from longtime neighborhood dentist to Hamblin Family Dentistry has been seamless. Murphy G. Google My visit was great and everyone from the front desk team to the doctor were all kind
Build A Relationship Relationships are important to us here at Hamblin Family Dentistry. It is our goal, that first and foremost, you feel like family in our office. We want to know what your hobbies are, what makes you laugh, and everything that makes you special. Once we do that, we can better understand your
Quality dental care is an integral part of our overall health and well-being, yet it can often be overlooked due to concerns about cost. At our dental practice, we firmly believe that everyone should have access to affordable, exceptional dental services. Understanding that everyone’s financial situation is unique, we have tailored our payment options, financing
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KIM RUTTER, PCM PATIENT CARE MANAGER LEXIE GRAY, RDH Registered Dental Hygienist LAUREN DUFOUR, PCA PATIENT CARE ADVOCATE PAOLA CORVERA, PSM PATIENT SCHEDULING MANAGER PAIGE HALE, RDH REGISTERED DENTAL HYGIENIST TATUM LUKENBAUGH, PCS PATIENT CARE SPECIALIST
Dr. Blake Hamblin is a native of Rowlett, TX – a suburb of Dallas, TX. He attended Angelo State University for his undergraduate studies and graduated with a degree in business administration. Soon after, Dr. Hamblin attended and graduated from The University of Texas School of Dentistry – Houston with his Doctorate of Dental Surgery
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sleep-breathing disorder characterized by breathing pauses that occur multiple times per hour during the night. Typically, these pauses in breathing are attributed to a blocked or partially blocked airway. These sleep-related breathing issues result in reduced oxygen flow to the vital organs and result in micro-awakenings that leave those
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Almost 80% of the population in America suffers from some form of gum disease, also known as periodontal disease. The disease process and severity varies from patient to patient based on a host of factors including diet, genetics, and many other factors. Gum disease starts out being limited to an infection of only the gums,
Bad breath, also called “halitosis”, is an oral problem that is extremely common in the general population. In fact, over 40 million Americans suffer from “chronic halitosis”. It is not uncommon to see patients who suffer with halitosis to combat it with breath mints and chewing gum. Though these are great temporary options, they do
