D. Jeremy Mills, DDS

07/23/2025

Today's news ignited a wonderful surprise! We're thrilled to share that Rockport-Fulton has voted us Best in Rockport, and we're honored to make it official on Facebook. Thank you for this amazing recognition!

01/15/2024

Roads with gray shading are where ice has been reported and there may be slick spots as of 11am. Includes SPID, the Harbor Bridge, I-37, and the Copano Bay bridge.

01/15/2024

Office is currently closed due to power outages.

12/10/2023

Our office is currently looking for a part time hygienist. Please contact Helene Mills 361-729-7710 if interested in applying.

06/24/2023

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July to all of our friends and family. We hope you all have a great day of relaxation with people you love. Let there be libations, liberty, and — fireworks! 🎆🗽🇺🇸

06/23/2021

Congratulations to our very own Dr. Mills! Today is the 23rd anniversary of Mills Dentistry going from a dream to a reality. We love being here in Rockport, serving all of you, and we wouldn’t have it any other way. Thank you to our community for 23 beautiful years, and here’s to many, many more!

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06/21/2021

Well, it’s the first official day of summer, and we want to extend our congratulations to Rockport-Fulton High School Class of 2021! Your last year and a half of high school has been anything but easy, but y’all met the challenge and rose above it. We’re so proud of all of you! Here’s to the incredibly bright futures you all have ahead of you.
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06/15/2021

Texas is so massive and versatile in its beauty. For National Nature Photography Day, here are some of our favorite photos we’ve taken from across the state, from the Texas hill country to the Gulf Coast.

What are some of your favorite spots in the Lone Star State? (Leaving photos of Rockport beaches in the comments section gets you extra bonus points. 😋) Annnd go!

06/03/2021

As mask laws begin to relax throughout the state, and more folks receive their vaccinations, we can all start breathing a little easier — literally. Mills Dentistry is here to help ensure that you’re ready to flash those pretty, pearly whites again once the masks come off!

Don’t worry — we still take every precaution and keep the office clean, disinfected, and sanitized after every patient is cared for. Your health and safety is still, and always will be, our number one priority. Helping keep your smile beautiful is just a bonus. 🤩

Give us a call to set up your next cleaning or consult at (361)729-7710.

06/02/2021

Welcome to June, everyone! School’s out, pools out. 😜🏝

It’s strange — I know we’ve all been at home more than usual this year, so why does it feel like such a huge relief now that summer is here? 😅 Thank goodness for a little break in routine.

And speaking of routine... if it’s time for your routine dental cleaning, give us a call to set up an appointment — we’ll get you in ASAP! (361)729-7710.

05/31/2021

Today is an especially poignant day for so many of us. I usually like to keep my page short, sweet, and light, but this is a day that weighs on my heart, especially after the last year and a half. So, I’d like to take a moment to let you know what it means to me — always, but especially at this moment in time.

Memorial Day is a day which honors and remembers all those brave souls who have willingly laid down their lives in the service of this great nation. It’s a day to remember all those who passed while serving in the United States Armed Forces. For their lives, service, and selfless sacrifice, we are forever grateful.

Memorial Day is also a day to remember all of the other loved ones we’ve lost — something that stings just a little bit more this year. Whatever news outlet you may watch, whichever reporting statistics you may read, the fact is: many of us have lost, or know someone who has lost, a person that they love. In these cases, there is only compassion and love for those who are hurting. And our hearts are with those who hurt.

There is one more thing I’d like to mention, something hopeful. On the morning of Memorial Day, at first light, the US flag is raised briskly to the top of the staff, then slowly lowered to the half-staff position where it remains until noon. At noon, it gets raised back to full-staff, where it remains for the rest of the day. Now, that half-staff position is a gesture to honor the more than one million armed service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. But, it’s the last part I’d like to focus on — and I think we all should, because hope is potent medicine.

When the flag is raised back up to full-staff, it signifies resolve, strength, and perseverance. It means that we live; that our country lives; that we are here to fight another day in honor of those who have left us too soon. It’s a reminder that we have not been brought down or laid low, but that we are resolved to go on. To not let their precious sacrifice be in vain. To not let bitterness creep in where gratitude, compassion, and love should reside.

The flag at full-staff is a promise: to rise up in their honor and continue to thrive, prosper, and live well. And most importantly, to continue the good fight — for liberty and justice for ALL.

Enjoy your Memorial Day, friends and family. We love every single one of you!