Dr. Nguyen and our team celebrate National Dental Hygienist Week 2026 by thanking hygienists Maria Fischer and Lakyne Daniell for their dedication and patient care during our recent office transition.
Dr. David Baker announces his retirement from Hutto Hippo Family Dental after 10 wonderful years and introduces Dr. Han Nguyen, who will continue your care.
Dr. Han Nguyen introduces herself as the new dentist at Hutto Hippo Family Dental and shares her commitment to continuing the same trusted, high-quality care.
Tooth extraction is a common in-office procedure for severely decayed, impacted, or crowded teeth, and most patients recover quickly with proper aftercare.
Dental crowns and bridges treat cracked teeth, severe decay, missing teeth, and worn enamel, restoring both function and appearance in a routine procedure.
Dental crowns and caps are interchangeable terms for tooth-shaped restorations placed over a damaged tooth or implant to restore both function and appearance.
The Wisdom Tooth Project connects seniors to affordable local dental care, addressing the high rates of untreated tooth decay among Americans over 65 years old.
Dental bonding uses tooth-colored resin to repair chips, close gaps, and improve stained or misshapen teeth in a single office visit with minimal prep.
Halloween candy triggers acid attacks on enamel lasting 20 minutes per piece, making rinsing with water and prompt brushing essential for dental protection.
ADA research shows people with healthy smiles smile more often, which reduces stress hormones, boosts immune function, and improves overall well-being and mood.
Hollywood stars like Joan Crawford used cosmetic dental procedures to improve their appearance on screen, reflecting dentistry's role in improving smiles.
Replace your toothbrush every three to four months, after illness, and when bristles are frayed, because worn bristles clean teeth far less effectively.
Staying hydrated, wearing a mouthguard during sports, limiting sugary snacks, and scheduling a summer checkup are key dental safety tips for active months.
Bad breath is caused by poor hygiene, gum disease, dry mouth, certain foods, tobacco, and digestive issues, all of which require different treatment approaches.
Swollen gums can be caused by gingivitis, infection, hormonal changes, or vitamin deficiency, and prompt dental care prevents the condition from worsening.
