Holistic Dentistry In Ellicott City, MD
What separates the Julian Center for Comprehensive Dentistry from other Dental practices is our whole-body philosophy related to a healthy mouth.
We understand there is a dual relationship between the mouth and the rest of the body – they cannot and should not be separated. Dentistry should be considered a Specialty of Medicine, not a separate entity. Dentists should be considered Oral Physicians, not looked at as tooth mechanics.
In addition to understanding the connection, we also take a holistic approach to our treatment. It includes not providing toxic treatments in the mouth that may cause overall toxic health consequences. It includes utilizing digital x-rays to reduce dental radiation. It also involves not placing toxic mercury fillings as a restorative material, not recommending root canal therapy as a solution to saving a dead tooth, and not recommending or using toxic fluoride products.
We also test for the biocompatibility of dental materials to determine which materials are the least reactive to your body. Although we understand there is no perfect material, there certainly are some choices that are better than others. Do other Dental offices even consider the impact dental materials may have on your overall health? Are they using materials with bisphenol A?
Finally, it is important to understand your overall health’s impact on creating optimum oral health. We include a comprehensive health questionnaire, thoroughly review your health history and perform comprehensive diagnostic testing.
Our goal is to provide the highest quality of comprehensive dental care focusing on whole-body health and longevity.
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