Holistic Dentistry
Holistic — or biological — dentistry treats your mouth as part of your whole body. Same evidence, same clinical standards, with a strong preference for conserving natural tooth structure and using the most biocompatible materials available.
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Your mouth doesn't work in isolation.
Gum inflammation is linked with heart disease and diabetes; grinding is linked with stress and disturbed sleep; erosion is often a diet or reflux story. Treating the tooth alone misses the cause.
So we take a wider history — diet, sleep, breathing, medication and stress — and combine mercury-free restorations, minimally invasive techniques and prevention-first planning with careful monitoring rather than unnecessary intervention.
What this approach involves.
Patients choosing a holistic approach with us typically want:
- 01Mercury-free, metal-free restorations
- 02Minimally invasive, tooth-conserving treatment
- 03Safe protocols for removing old amalgam fillings
- 04Biocompatible material choices
- 05Diet, sleep and airway considered alongside teeth
- 06Prevention prioritised over drilling
Why patients look for it.
The most common culprits:
Good reasons to talk to us.
Speak to your our practice dentist if you're experiencing any of the following — book an appointment as soon as you can:
- —You'd like old amalgam fillings replaced safely.
- —You want metal-free crowns or restorations.
- —You'd prefer a prevention-led, conservative plan.
- —You want your dental care to fit your wider health goals.
Sensitive to materials or in discomfort?
Tell us about any known allergies or material sensitivities when you book, and we'll plan your appointment and choose your restorative materials around them.
A plan, not a quick fix.
We'll take a full health and lifestyle history, examine your teeth, gums, bite and airway, and give you a written plan that sets out the least invasive option first — with the materials we'd use and why.
