Biological Holistic Dentistry
Holistic dentistry, also known as biological or natural dentistry, is an alternative approach to traditional dentistry. It is the connection between oral health and overall health by considering the whole person, not just their teeth and gums. Holistic dentists focus on using non-toxic materials and procedures that are minimally invasive, such as avoiding mercury amalgam fillings and root canals, and promoting the use of natural remedies and nutrition to prevent and treat oral health problems.
Safe amalgam removal is the process of safely and effectively removing old dental fillings that contain mercury. This process is carried out under strict safety protocols and specialised equipment to prevent exposure of the patient, dentist and staff to mercury vapor generated during the process.
Dr Zac Cox
- The Holistic Approach
- Speciality Dental Surgeon and a Homeopathic Doctor
- Amalgam removal using the Smart Technique.
Dr Cox has been a qualified dentist for 30 years, he believes that your teeth and gums play a vital role in your overall general health.
For more information please visit Zac’s website: biologicaldental.org
Kerry Braithwaite
Kerry Braithwaite is a devoted mother of three who is deeply passionate about gut health and oral hygiene. Kerry supports alternatives to fluoride and explores various methods to enhance overall oral health. She focuses on the interplay between diet and gut health in relation to gum disease. Kerry has been a valuable member of our team for the past three years. In addition to her expertise, she offers TMJ massages. We believe Kerry is one of the leading dental therapists in the country, and she is always ready to refer patients to other professionals, whether within our practice or externally, when cases become too complex.
Techniques for safely removing dental materials that may be harmful or incompatible with the body.
Use of biocompatible materials (BPA Free) for fillings that do not contain harmful metals or toxins.
Employing materials like composite resins or ceramics for dental restorations to avoid metal exposure.
Utilising Zirconia Implants as an alternative to traditional titanium implants, offering a metal-free option.
Use of artificial biocompatible materials for bone grafting and regeneration.
Addressing and treating cavitations (areas of bone loss due to previous extractions) with natural therapies or minimally invasive techniques.
Incorporating herbal remedies, essential oils, or homeopathic treatments for dental health.
Techniques that minimize damage to surrounding tissues, such as laser therapy and air abrasion.
Regularly scheduled check-ups and hygiene tailored to the individual’s needs to promote tooth and gum health and well being.
Understanding the connection between oral health and overall health, promoting lifestyle changes for better health.
Supporting immune function through nutrition and dental care to enhance overall health.
A minimally invasive technique that uses a stream of air and abrasive particles to remove decay without the need for traditional drilling.
Comprehensive hygiene services that focus on preventing oral disease and promoting health through education and regular care. Particularly with Implants and back teeth.
