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By now, everyone knows that smoking is bad for you. But the truth is its broad-reaching health effects are not all known by everyone. This is especially true of oral health. Smoking can have serious repercussions in this regard. To give you a better idea of how smoking can affect your oral health, Dr. Jed Hildebrand and our team have

Orthodontists and dentists both help patients improve their oral health, but in different ways. Dentistry is a broad medical specialty that deals with the teeth, gum, nerves, and jaw, while orthodontics is a specialty within dentistry that focuses on correcting bites, occlusion, and the straightness of teeth. One important difference is that all orthodontists like Dr. Jed Hildebrand are dentists,

Crooked teeth, more correctly called malocclusions, have reached epidemic proportions in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, approximately 80 percent of American teenagers are currently undergoing orthodontic treatment. Although advances in orthodontic devices and the increased availability of such devices explain part of this increase, it still means there are a lot

Michelle graduated from SMU in Dallas with a Psychology Degree and loves working with offices helping implement grow strategies through online and personal interactions.  She wants to work with people and help them achieve their goals to achieve a lasting smile and finds joy in talking them through their journey at our office.  Time spent outside the office she loves