Integrative Dentistry

1. Cardiovascular Health

   +20-50%

   Periodontal disease increases heart disease risk

2. Diabetes

   2x

   Diabetics have higher risk of gum disease

3. Pregnancy

   7x

   Severe periodontitis increases preterm birth risk

4. Cognitive Health

   65%

   Higher dementia risk with tooth loss

5. Respiratory System

   3x

   Oral bacteria can cause aspiration pneumonia

6. Rheumatoid Arthritis

   4x

   Higher periodontitis prevalence in RA patients

Data based on published scientific studies. Contact our team for more information.

• Ceramics
• BPA-free resins
• Zirconia implants
• Safe dental amalgam removal

• Extended Expertise

  Access to additional specialists and advanced equipment through our vetted partner network

• Quality Assured

  All partner clinics meet our rigorous standards for biocompatible materials and integrative protocols

• Coordinated Treatment

  Seamless care coordination between our clinic and partners, with your treatment plan always managed by our team

Your primary care and treatment planning remain with our clinical team. We only refer to partners when it enhances your treatment outcome.

What is integrative dentistry?

Integrative dentistry is a holistic approach that recognizes the deep connection between oral and systemic health. It combines advanced conventional dentistry techniques with natural, biocompatible practices, focusing on prevention, safe materials, and promoting overall patient wellness.

How does oral health affect overall body health?

Scientific studies demonstrate significant links between oral health and systemic diseases: periodontal disease increases cardiovascular disease risk by 20-50%; gum inflammation is associated with type 2 diabetes and makes glycemic control difficult; oral bacteria can migrate to other body parts, causing infections; chronic oral inflammation contributes to systemic inflammation. Therefore, caring for oral health is essential for overall health.

What are biocompatible materials in dentistry?

Biocompatible materials are those that do not cause adverse reactions in the body. In our practice, we use: metal-free ceramics for crowns and prosthetics; BPA-free composite resins; medical-grade titanium or zirconia implants; mercury-free restoration materials. Each material is selected considering individual patient biocompatibility, ensuring safe and lasting treatments.

What is PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) therapy?

PRF is a regenerative therapy that uses the patient's own blood to accelerate healing. After a small blood draw, it is centrifuged to concentrate platelets and growth factors. Applied in extractions, implants, or periodontal surgeries, PRF: significantly reduces healing time; decreases post-operative pain and swelling; improves bone and tissue regeneration; is 100% natural and safe, with no rejection risk.

How is amalgam safely removed (SMART protocol)?

The SMART protocol (Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique) minimizes mercury exposure during amalgam restoration removal. It includes: rubber dam isolation; high-power suction; sectional cutting to reduce vaporization; eye and nasal protection for the patient; pre and post-procedure supplementation. This protocol protects both patient and clinical team from mercury vapor exposure.

What are the benefits of laser therapy in dentistry?

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) offers multiple benefits: pain and inflammation reduction without medication; healing acceleration by 40-50%; treatment of canker sores and cold sores; TMJ pain and bruxism relief; decontamination in root canal and periodontal treatments; cellular biostimulation for regeneration. It is a painless, non-invasive treatment with no side effects.

Does the clinic work together with other healthcare professionals?

Yes, the integrative approach involves multidisciplinary collaboration. We work in network with: general practitioners and family doctors; cardiologists (periodontal-cardiovascular connection); endocrinologists (diabetes and oral health); nutritionists (anti-inflammatory diet); ENT specialists (breathing and sleep); physiotherapists (orofacial pain and TMJ). This collaboration allows truly holistic and personalized treatment.

How does the first integrative dentistry consultation work?

The first consultation is comprehensive and personalized: complete medical history including general health, medication, and lifestyle; detailed oral examination with advanced digital technology; evaluation of the link between oral symptoms and systemic conditions; discussion of concerns about materials and previous treatments; personalized treatment plan considering overall health; lifestyle and nutrition recommendations when relevant. We reserve adequate time to listen and understand each patient.

Is integrative dentistry suitable for all patients?

The integrative approach benefits all patients but is especially indicated for: people with chronic conditions (diabetes, heart disease, autoimmune); patients with sensitivities or allergies to dental materials; those seeking alternatives to conventional treatments; people concerned about toxin and heavy metal exposure; patients with unexplained health problems; pregnant and breastfeeding women who prefer natural approaches. We always adapt treatment to individual needs and preferences.

Is the integrative approach scientifically supported?

Absolutely. Integrative dentistry is based on solid scientific evidence: thousands of studies confirm the oral-systemic link; PRF has decades of research in tissue regeneration; laser therapy has hundreds of published clinical studies; material biocompatibility is rigorously tested; organizations like IAOMT establish evidence-based protocols. We combine the best conventional science with proven complementary therapies.