About Sharon R. Hatcher, DDS
Sharon R. Hatcher, DDS, PC practices biological dentistry in Sulphur Springs, Texas, at 1013 Gilmer Street, Suite A, describing its orientation as a holistic approach in which a healthy mouth begins with a healthy body. The practice operates as a mercury safe practice and provides ozone treatments, work that sits within the oral-systemic frame the clinicians here are recorded with through the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. Environmental control extends to the facility itself, which the practice states is latex free and free of artificial fragrance. The practice has served Hopkins County since 1996 and was established in Sulphur Springs in 1998. Emergency patients are welcomed. Preventive care — biannual cleaning and examination, hydroxyapatite toothpaste, daily flossing — is presented as the foundation of the work rather than an adjunct to it.
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Credentialed Clinician
Sharon R. Hatcher, DDS
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 1013 Gilmer Street, Suite A
- Telephone: 903-438-8125
- Website: https://sharonhatcherdds.com
- City: Sulphur Springs, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean when it calls itself a mercury safe practice?
The practice states plainly that it is a mercury safe practice and identifies its work as biological dentistry. In our records its recorded procedures include SMART amalgam removal, the protocol governing containment and isolation during the removal of existing amalgam restorations. The site itself does not detail the individual control measures used, so a patient should ask the office directly which are applied in their case.
Is ozone therapy offered here, and in what context?
Yes. The practice lists ozone treatments among its services alongside biological dentistry and its mercury safe designation. It presents these within a stated holistic approach grounded in the position that a healthy mouth starts with a healthy body — an oral-systemic framing. The website does not specify which clinical indications ozone is applied to, so the scope of its use is a question for the office.
Does the facility accommodate patients with latex or fragrance sensitivities?
The practice states that it is a latex free and artificial fragrance free facility. That is an environmental control applied to the premises rather than to a single appointment, and it is consistent with the biocompatibility orientation the practice describes for its clinical work. Patients with other specific material or chemical sensitivities should raise them with the office before treatment is scheduled.
What preventive protocol does the practice ask patients to follow at home?
The practice sets out a specific regimen: brush with a toothpaste containing hydroxyapatite and spit out rather than rinse; use a soft-bristled toothbrush thirty minutes after each meal; floss daily before bedtime; and avoid sugary foods, coffee and tobacco. It also asks patients to schedule biannual cleanings and examinations, and states that a long gap since the last cleaning is not a reason to defer one.
How long has this practice operated in Sulphur Springs, and does it see emergencies?
The practice has been treating patients in Hopkins County since 1996 and was established in Sulphur Springs in 1998. It describes itself as a hometown practice with long-standing community ties. Emergency patients are welcome according to the practice's own statement; the site does not publish emergency hours or an after-hours procedure, so a patient in urgent need should contact the office directly.