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Wellness Dentistry

Dental care with your whole-body wellness in mind.

Wellness dentistry takes a broader view of oral health by considering how the teeth, gums, airway, bite, and materials used in dentistry may relate to overall wellness. Our approach combines modern dental technology with thoughtful, conservative care designed around your individual needs.

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01 / Wellness Dentistry

Ozone Therapy

Ozone therapy is a conservative treatment that may be incorporated into certain dental procedures to help support a cleaner treatment environment. Ozone is a highly reactive form of oxygen that can be used in carefully controlled applications as part of a broader dental treatment plan.

Depending on your individual needs, ozone therapy may be used alongside restorative, periodontal, or preventive care. Our goal is to use the least invasive approach appropriate while supporting the health of the surrounding oral tissues.

  • May complement preventive and restorative dental care
  • Conservative treatment approach
  • Can be incorporated into individualized treatment plans
  • Designed to support a healthy oral environment
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02 / Whole-Body Care

Biological Dentistry

Biological dentistry considers oral health as one part of your overall health. Rather than looking only at individual teeth, we evaluate the condition of the gums, bite, airway, existing dental materials, and other factors that may influence long-term oral wellness.

Our approach emphasizes prevention, conservative treatment, biocompatible materials when appropriate, and thoughtful treatment planning based on your personal health history and dental needs.

  • Whole-mouth approach to dental care
  • Focus on prevention and preservation
  • Thoughtful selection of dental materials
  • Individualized care based on your health goals
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03 / Breathing & Oral Health

Airway Dentistry

Airway dentistry focuses on the relationship between oral structures, jaw position, breathing, sleep, and dental health. During an evaluation, we may look for signs that suggest airway concerns and discuss whether further assessment or coordinated care may be appropriate.

Issues involving the airway can sometimes overlap with symptoms such as mouth breathing, snoring, jaw discomfort, poor sleep, or certain bite concerns. Every patient is different, so treatment recommendations are based on a comprehensive evaluation.

  • Evaluation of oral and jaw structures
  • Attention to breathing and sleep-related concerns
  • Consideration of bite and jaw position
  • Coordinated treatment when additional care is needed
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04 / Mercury-Safe Dentistry

Safe Amalgam Removal

Patients sometimes choose to replace older silver amalgam fillings because of wear, damage, recurrent decay, cosmetic concerns, or personal preferences regarding dental materials. When removal is appropriate, additional precautions can be used to help limit exposure to debris and vapor during the procedure.

We evaluate each restoration individually before recommending replacement. Fillings that are stable and healthy do not always need to be removed, and treatment decisions should be based on your specific dental condition.

  • Careful evaluation of existing amalgam restorations
  • Protective measures during removal
  • High-volume evacuation and isolation when appropriate
  • Replacement with suitable restorative materials
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05 / Jaw Health

TMJ Treatment

The temporomandibular joints connect your lower jaw to your skull and play an important role in speaking, chewing, and everyday jaw movement. When these joints or the surrounding muscles become strained, patients may experience discomfort, clicking, limited movement, headaches, or facial tension.

TMJ treatment begins with identifying factors that may be contributing to your symptoms. Depending on your needs, care may involve conservative therapies designed to reduce strain and improve comfort and function.

  • Evaluation of jaw movement and bite
  • Assessment of muscle tension and joint symptoms
  • Conservative treatment options when appropriate
  • Personalized recommendations based on the cause of symptoms

A Different Approach

Oral health is part of whole-body health.

Our wellness approach is designed to look beyond individual teeth and consider the larger picture of your oral health. We combine modern dentistry, advanced technology, and conservative treatment planning to help patients make informed decisions about their care.

Every treatment recommendation is personalized. If you are interested in ozone therapy, biological dentistry, airway-focused care, safe amalgam removal, or TMJ treatment, schedule a consultation to learn which options may be appropriate for you.

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We want every visit to feel comfortable, straightforward, and centered around you. At Smiles of Riverstone, nothing means more to us than hearing about the experiences of the patients we care for. From routine visits to unexpected dental concerns, our team takes the time to listen, explain your options, and make each appointment as easy as possible.

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