The Original Holistic & Biological Dentists in Miami, Florida – Safe, Natural, Effective Care

Experience dentistry that supports your total well-being with non-toxic, biocompatible treatments.

Our Holistic Dentists

Welcome to Our Holistic Dentistry, where innovation and whole-body wellness come together to redefine your dental experience.

Founded with a vision of integrating advanced biological dentistry with compassionate, patient-centered care, Dr. Fredda Rosenbaum built a practice rooted in excellence and integrity.

Now, with the partnership of Dr. Seth Gilson, Our Holistic Dentistry enters an exciting new chapter—one that blends the wisdom of its foundation with fresh expertise, expanded services, and an even deeper commitment to transformative care.

Together, Dr. Rosenbaum and Dr. Gilson bring a shared passion for health, precision, and innovation, ensuring every patient receives the highest level of holistic dental care.

Their combined knowledge and dedication empower patients to achieve optimal oral and overall well-being in a space where modern science meets natural healing.

At Our Holistic Dentistry, your health is our priority, and your smile is our shared mission.

How We Help You Stay Healthy

    • Mercury-free

    • Fluoride-free

    • Biocompatible materials

    • Biological oral surgery

    • Zirconia implants

    • Non-toxic fillings

    • Focus on microbiome

    • TMJ therapy

    • Sleep & airway health

What We Offer

  • Amalgam fillings are 50% mercury, and mercury is a potent neurotoxin. Mercury vapor is released with chewing, brushing and grinding. This never stops regardless of the age of the fillings. It easily passes into your blood stream and sinuses and can be absorbed by all the organs in your body. It’s been linked with Alzheimer’s Disease, heavy metal toxicity and autism, not to mention a host of neurological, autoimmune, and other serious disorders.

    We offer state-of-the-art safe removal of mercury fillings. This includes protecting patients with chelating agents, charcoal rinses, oxygen during the procedure, high speed suction and vacuum filtered air. To protect the health of our patients, dental team, and environment, we follow strict safety protocols when removing mercury amalgam “silver” fillings. We have been certified and accredited in the protocols designed by the IAOMT and the IABDM, organizations that support and educate biologic dentists.

  • Root canals are done when the nerve in a tooth has been irreparably damaged, from decay or infection. They are now “dead” teeth with no nerve and no blood supply, and no pain. It is the only body part where this is considered safe.

    Root canal teeth have been linked with a wide variety of cancers, autoimmune disorders, and other chronic conditions.

    For this reason, many patients choose to have them removed. We can do so and thoroughly clean and disinfect the socket and underlying bone to promote good healing.

    We are happy to to work with your other healthcare providers in supporting your whole body healing afterwards.

  • When teeth need to be repaired, we use only tooth-colored composite fillings and ceramic (porcelain) restorations. We never use amalgam or other metals. The composites we use are fluoride-free and BPA-free.

    To ensure biocompatibility – especially for our most sensitive patients – we can order testing from Biocomlabs

  • Implants are one of the best options when you need to replace missing teeth. They look and function just like natural ones.

    Cared for properly, they can last just as long or longer. The implants are placed surgically in your jaw, and then after months of healing will be restored with a crown or bridge.

    Dental implants are long lasting, comfortable and do not compromise adjacent teeth.

  • A smile can be the most eye-catching feature of a face. Even the most subtle change in it can make a dramatic difference in the way you look and feel.

    You no longer have to settle for stained, chipped, or misshaped teeth. You have choices that can help you smile with confidence.

    • Bonding

    • Porcelain Veneers

  • Ozone is super-charged oxygen, an ideal disinfectant.

    We use it to treat various dental sensitivities, infected teeth, and extraction sites.

    To minimize the risk of cross-infection, we use distilled water in our dental lines for all treatments.

  • Advanced gum disease can put your teeth at risk. In the past, only surgical options were available to help. Today, we have dental ozone, local subgingival antibiotic placement, irrigation with essential oils to help us thoroughly disinfect periodontal pockets and support tissue regeneration.

    Such treatments are painless, easy on the patient, and support your body’s self-healing mechanisms.

    Add optimal nutrition and dedicated hygiene, and profound improvement is a reality.

  • Why Sedation dentistry?

    Getting dental work done can stir up a lot of anxiety, even fear, in some people. Others have a strong gag reflex or sensory/motor issues that can make dental care a frightening prospect. Sedation dentistry offers a solution.

    With sedation dentistry you take a small amount of medication, prescribed by the doctor just before your visit. You are assessed on arrival and may have additional sedative medication administered here in the office. There are no IVs or needles.

    Oral conscious sedation relaxes you just enough to be unaware of the treatment. Not only are you completely comfortable through the procedure, but we can often do more complex treatments in a shorter amount of time. What might take several appointments without sedation can be done in one or two appointments.

  • Tooth extractions are sometimes necessary to protect overall oral and systemic health.

    Severely decayed, damaged, or infected teeth that cannot be restored may need removal to prevent the spread of infection.

    Impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain, misalignment, or cyst formation, making extraction the best solution. Advanced periodontal disease may lead to loose teeth, requiring extraction to preserve the health of surrounding bone and tissues. Chronic infections from compromised teeth can contribute to systemic inflammation, affecting heart health, digestion, and the immune system.

    Removing problematic teeth can alleviate chronic pain, reduce the risk of abscesses, and support long-term well-being.

    At Our Holistic Dentistry, we use gentle, biologically friendly extraction techniques to promote healing and minimize trauma.

    We offer biocompatible materials and regenerative therapies to optimize post-extraction recovery. Our goal is to protect your oral health while supporting whole-body wellness.

  • The temperomandibular joint(TMJ ) is the joint that allows us to move our jaws. It is located just in front of the ears. It is held on to your face with a sling of muscles that attach to your cheekbone and extend to below your jaw.

    Just like any joint in the body it can become achy and sore. In the case of the TMJ it can be related to headaches, jaw pain, neck pain, tooth wear, and fractures.

    What aggravates this condition? Grinding and clenching at night or during the day, an uneven bite, chewing hard foods and trauma can all exacerbate this condition.

    For may people a nightguard can make an enormous difference by giving this joint a rest at night. The nightguard minimizes the occurrence of morning headaches and soreness and protects your teeth and dentistry from wear.

    Many patients experience full relief from the symptoms of TMJ by adding a nightguard to their self-care routine.

  • Platelet rich fibrin (PRF) is an autologous (obtained from the own blood of the patient) bioactive and biocompatible material used during surgical procedures such as extractions and implants, to regulate the inflammation and increase the speed of the healing process.

    PRF has a strong fibrin network that behaves as a scaffold full of stem cells, cytokines and growth factors that stimulate bone and soft tissue regeneration in a natural way.

    PRF has also immunological and antibacterial properties, being a satisfactory alternative for bone graft with great results and low risks.

  • For detection of occult infections

    • Which provide low radiation.

    • Limited X-Ray use

The mouth is a window to the body.

Holistic dentistry – sometimes called “biological” or “biocompatible” dentistry – isn’t a specialty. It’s a philosophy.

  • - OUR PATIENTS SAY -

    Incredible dental practice! Highly recommended. They’re conservative in that they don’t recommend all the things you don’t really need.

    At the same time, they make sure they do things right to keep your mouth healthy. EVERY staff member is special and goes the extra mile - kind, friendly, knowledgeable.

    We started using them when we lived in Miami. Now we live an hour and a half away but still make the drive to keep them as our dentist. I have zero hesitation in recommending them to everyone.

    Thank you, Our Holistic Dentistry! P.S. I get a little nervous at the dentist, and they’ve been overly kind and understanding through the years. They have been so accommodating that I’m now at ease there & fully trust them.

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Tara Fenn

  • - OUR PATIENTS SAY -

    I've been coming to the practice for many years. The staff is always friendly and caring. The waiting room and office are calm, and clean and continued to be updated with the latest in dental tech.

    I began coming here because I was terrified of the dentist, and they advertised as gentle, and could use sedation if needed.

    I never needed it, and gradually over time my fears have lessened, and I may sound crazy, but I look forward to my visits. I like knowing I'm taking good care of my teeth and gums, and like the support and advice on what I can do even better.

    I love Dr. Fredda and her team. They are amazing and I recommend them to all my friends and family.

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Edwidge Subirats

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    "Dr. Rosenbaum and Dr. Gilson provided an exceptional experience. Their holistic approach made me feel at ease, and I appreciated the personalized care."

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    "I've been a patient for years and can confidently say that this is the best dental practice. They genuinely care about your overall health!"

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    "The team here is knowledgeable and friendly. The environment is calm, which made my dental visits much more pleasant."

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    "I was blown away by the level of service and attention to detail. Highly recommend for anyone looking for holistic dental care!"

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    "Fantastic experience from start to finish. The doctors are not just dentists, they are health advocates. Grateful to have found them!"

  • - OUR PATIENTS SAY -

    I love this dental practice! I drive 45 min each way because it’s worth it. The staff is the kindest. Lexie and Christina are amazing. Dr. Freda is one of a kind. So knowledgeable and skilled. My hygienist Millie is gentle and precise. Highly recommended all around.

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Shirly Gilad

  • - OUR PATIENTS SAY -

    My experience with Dr. Gilson was amazing. I've never had a holistic dentist before, didn't even know such thing existed.

    Dr. Gilson has been a great health mentor, not only for oral health but overall health.

    I've learnt that overall health starts in the mouth and that prevention in key.

    I'm very grateful for my new dentist. 🙏🏻 and the whole team at the office. All of the girls are awesome, kind, respectful and really nice people who take care of everyone with much love and kindness.

    I highly recommend them! 😁🙏🏻✌🏼❣️

    ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ — Diana Serna

People often ask…

    • Proper nutrition for the prevention and reversal of degenerative dental disease.

    • Avoidance and elimination of toxins from dental materials.

    • Prevention and treatment of dental malocclusion (bite problems = physical imbalance).

    • Prevention and treatment of gum disease at its biological basis.

    • Education to empower you to maintain your highest level of oral health.

    As a holistic dental practice, we understand that the mouth can’t be viewed independently from the rest of the body. It’s a reflection of the body’s health, as well as a potential source of systemic illness.

    Your mouth is a sacred portal through which breath, mantra, and food travel in and out of your body. You can reclaim your own unity and wholeness by taking the time to notice what goes into your mouth and what comes out of it. You can reunite with it and support its good health and function.

    Ultimately, you are responsible for your own health. We are happy to support you.

  • The key differences between a holistic (biological) dentist and a traditional dentist come down to their approach to treatment, materials used, and philosophy regarding oral and overall health.

    1. Philosophy of Care

    Views oral health as interconnected with overall body health. Focuses on the mouth-body connection and aims to minimize toxicity and promote natural healing.

    2. Materials & Treatments Used

    ✅ Uses biocompatible, non-toxic materials (e.g., ceramic/zirconia implants instead of metal).
    ✅ Avoids mercury-containing amalgam fillings and offers SAFE mercury removal (SMART protocol).
    ✅ Often fluoride-free, believing in natural remineralization alternatives.
    ✅ May use ozone therapy, PRF (platelet-rich fibrin), and herbal/natural treatments to support healing.

    3. Approach to Root Canals & Extractions

    Avoids root canals when possible due to concerns about lingering infections and systemic impact.
    ✅ Recommends biocompatible materials and thorough cleaning of extraction sites to prevent cavitations.

    4. Focus on Airway & TMJ Health

    ✅ Considers airway function, breathing patterns, and TMJ health when planning treatment.
    ✅ May offer Myofunctional therapy, TMJ therapy, and airway-focused orthodontics to improve sleep, breathing, and facial development.

    5. Prevention & Nutrition

    ✅ Educates patients on nutrition for oral and systemic health (e.g., reducing sugar, promoting remineralization through diet).
    ✅ May recommend supplements, probiotics, and dietary changes to support gum and oral health.

    6. Imaging & Diagnostics

    ✅ Uses low-radiation digital X-rays or alternatives like thermography and 3D cone beam CT scans to minimize exposure.

    7. Office Environment & Experience

    ✅ Often creates a spa-like, toxin-free environment (e.g., no fluoride in water, BPA-free materials, air filtration, aromatherapy).
    ✅ May incorporate stress-reducing techniques like meditation, guided breathing, or acupuncture.

    Bottom Line:

    Holistic dentistry takes a more natural, preventative, and whole-body approach, while traditional dentistry focuses on treating specific dental issues with conventional methods. The holistic approach aims to reduce toxicity, support long-term health, and integrate functional medicine principles into dental care.

  • If a root canal is not an option, holistic and biological dentists often recommend alternative treatments that prioritize whole-body health and long-term dental well-being. Here are some root canal alternatives:

    1. Extraction & Biocompatible Tooth Replacement

    If the tooth is too infected or damaged to save, removal may be the best option. However, holistic dentists ensure proper extraction techniques to prevent complications like cavitations.

    Zirconia Dental Implant (Metal-Free Alternative)

    • Made from biocompatible ceramic, which integrates well with bone.

    • No metal ions, no corrosion, and no potential interference with the body's energy flow.

    • Ideal for holistic-minded patients seeking a non-toxic solution.

    Bridges (Metal-Free)

    • A natural-looking option that uses adjacent teeth for support.

    • Avoids implants but requires modifying surrounding teeth.

    Removable Partial Denture

    • A non-invasive, affordable solution for missing teeth.

    2. Ozone Therapy & Natural Regeneration

    If the infection is mild or caught early, holistic dentists may attempt to sterilize and heal the tooth naturally.

    Ozone Therapy

    • Kills bacteria inside deep decay pockets.

    • Can slow or halt infection progression.

    • Often used with remineralization treatments.

    Herbal & Natural Remedies

    • High-dose Vitamin C to boost immune response.

    • Propolis, clove oil, and neem to fight infection.

    • Dietary changes to promote remineralization (avoiding sugar, increasing minerals).

    PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) Therapy

    • Uses the patient’s own blood platelets to promote tissue healing.

    • Often combined with ozone therapy for enhanced healing.

    3. Partial Pulpotomy (For Reversible Cases)

    If only part of the nerve is damaged, a partial pulpotomy may be performed:

    • The infected portion is removed.

    • The healthy pulp is preserved.

    • A biocompatible material (like MTA or Biodentine) is used to protect the tooth.

    • This works best for young patients with healthy pulp left.

    4. Bone Healing & Detox Protocols After Extraction

    If an extraction is needed, holistic dentists ensure proper healing with:

    • Thorough curettage (removal of infected tissue).

    • Ozone treatment to sterilize the site.

    • PRF or bone grafts to regenerate lost bone.

    • A detox plan (Vitamin C IV, diet, and supplements) to promote full-body recovery.

    Final Thoughts: Holistic Dentists Avoid Dead Teeth in the Body

    A root canal leaves a dead tooth in place, which some studies suggest may harbor harmful bacteria and toxins that affect systemic health. This is why holistic dentistry often opts for biocompatible extractions and natural healing strategies instead of root canals.

  • Unless other arrangements have been made, we expect payment in full at your visit. We accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards. Financing options are available through CareCredit, as well.

    We do not accept insurance, but we are happy to submit your claims as a courtesy so you can be reimbursed.

  • Yes, absolutely! As a holistic dental practice, we offer wellness cleanings that go beyond traditional dental cleanings. Our approach is not just about removing plaque and tartar but also about supporting your whole-body health through oral care.

    Our amazing hygienists, Millie and Glisselle, are highly skilled and dedicated to guiding you toward optimal oral hygiene. They take the time to educate and empower you with personalized tips to keep your mouth healthy in the most natural and effective way.

    We use biocompatible, non-toxic materials, and techniques that respect your body's natural balance—because your oral health is deeply connected to your overall well-being.

    We’d love to see you for a wellness cleaning and help you maintain a healthy, vibrant smile! Feel free to schedule an appointment anytime!

  • Diet plays a huge role in dental health, influencing everything from cavity formation to gum disease and enamel strength. A holistic approach recognizes that what you eat affects not only your teeth but your overall well-being.

    1. Sugar & Processed Foods: The Main Culprits 🚫🍬

    • Sugary foods and drinks (sodas, candies, pastries) feed harmful bacteria in your mouth, leading to acid production and enamel erosion.

    • Processed foods often contain hidden sugars and preservatives, which disrupt the oral microbiome and increase inflammation in the gums.

    • Sticky, refined carbohydrates (white bread, pasta, chips) can cling to teeth and break down into sugars, fueling cavities.

    Holistic Tip: Replace processed sugars with natural sweeteners like raw honey, monk fruit, or stevia.

    2. Nutrient-Rich Foods Strengthen Teeth & Gums 🦷🥦

    Your teeth need key vitamins and minerals to stay strong:

    Calcium & Phosphorus (for strong enamel)

    • Sources: Raw dairy, almonds, leafy greens, fish, seeds.

    Vitamin D (helps absorb calcium)

    • Sources: Sunlight, wild-caught salmon, egg yolks.

    Vitamin K2 (directs calcium to teeth & bones)

    • Sources: Grass-fed butter, liver, fermented foods (like natto).

    Magnesium (essential for remineralization)

    • Sources: Pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate, spinach.

    Vitamin C (strengthens gums & reduces inflammation)

    • Sources: Citrus, bell peppers, kiwi, berries.

    Collagen & Omega-3s (for gum health & tissue repair)

    • Sources: Bone broth, wild fish, flaxseeds, walnuts.

    Probiotics (balance oral microbiome & prevent bad bacteria)

    • Sources: Fermented foods (kimchi, sauerkraut, yogurt), probiotic supplements.

    Hydration (Water & Herbal Teas) 💧

    • Saliva is your natural defense against cavities. Drinking enough water helps wash away food particles and bacteria.

    • Avoid acidic, sugary, and carbonated drinks that erode enamel.

    3. The Role of pH & Remineralization ⚖️

    • Acidic foods & drinks (sodas, citrus, coffee, alcohol) weaken enamel over time.

    • Alkaline foods (leafy greens, nuts, avocado, herbal teas) help maintain a healthy pH balance in the mouth.

    • Proper diet supports natural remineralization, helping your body rebuild enamel naturally.

    Holistic Tip: After consuming acidic foods, rinse with water or chew xylitol gum to neutralize pH before brushing.

    4. Gut Health & Oral Health Connection 🦠

    • A balanced gut microbiome supports a healthy oral microbiome (fewer cavities, less inflammation).

    • Leaky gut & systemic inflammation can contribute to gum disease and chronic oral infections.

    • Poor digestion leads to nutrient deficiencies, weakening teeth and gums.

    Holistic Tip: Eat fiber-rich foods, prebiotics, and fermented foods to nourish gut bacteria.

    5. What to Eat for a Holistic, Tooth-Friendly Diet? 🍏🥑

    🟢 Best Foods for Dental Health:

    • Leafy greens & vegetables (alkalizing, full of minerals)

    • Organic, grass-fed proteins (for bone and tissue repair)

    • Healthy fats (coconut oil, avocado, ghee, omega-3s for inflammation control)

    • Raw dairy & cheese (rich in calcium & probiotics)

    • Bone broth & collagen (for strong gums & teeth)

    Foods to Avoid or Limit:

    • Refined sugars & processed foods (fuel bad bacteria & cavities)

    • Soft drinks & acidic beverages (erode enamel)

    • Artificial sweeteners & chemicals (disrupt oral & gut microbiome)

    • Excess coffee & alcohol (dehydrates & weakens enamel)

    The Bottom Line: Your Diet Shapes Your Smile 🦷✨

    A whole-food, nutrient-dense diet strengthens teeth, supports gums, balances the oral microbiome, and prevents inflammation. Avoiding sugary, acidic, and processed foods while eating mineral-rich, gut-friendly foods is the best way to naturally maintain healthy teeth & gums.

  • No, we do not use fluoride in our practice. As a holistic dental office, we prioritize biocompatible and natural alternatives that support whole-body health.

    While fluoride has been widely used in conventional dentistry, we focus on remineralization through nutrition, hydroxyapatite-based treatments, and strengthening enamel naturally without the potential risks associated with fluoride exposure.

    Our goal is to help you achieve a strong, healthy smile using safe, effective, and non-toxic approaches tailored to your individual needs. If you’d like to learn more about how we support optimal oral health without fluoride, we’d be happy to guide you

  • A great alternative to fluoride is hydroxyapatite (HAp), which is the primary mineral component of natural tooth enamel. Unlike fluoride, which works by hardening the outer surface of teeth, hydroxyapatite directly replenishes and repairs enamel at a deeper level.

    Why We Recommend Hydroxyapatite Over Fluoride

    100% Biocompatible & Non-Toxic – Since hydroxyapatite is already found in teeth and bones, it is naturally accepted by the body. No concerns about toxicity or ingestion risks.

    Remineralizes & Strengthens Teeth – Unlike fluoride, which only makes enamel more acid-resistant, hydroxyapatite rebuilds enamel by filling in tiny cracks and weak spots.

    Reduces Sensitivity – HAp creates a protective layer over exposed dentin, helping with sensitivity relief in a way that fluoride cannot.

    Supports a Healthy Oral Microbiome – Unlike fluoride, which can disrupt beneficial oral bacteria, hydroxyapatite works with your natural microbiome to maintain balance.

    Safe for All Ages – Great for children, pregnant women, and individuals with fluoride sensitivity, since it mimics natural tooth structure without systemic effects.

    How We Use Hydroxyapatite in Our Practice

    🦷 Fluoride-Free Toothpaste – We recommend and use hydroxyapatite-based toothpaste to naturally remineralize teeth and prevent cavities.

    🦷 Preventive & Restorative Care – We integrate hydroxyapatite treatments for patients looking to strengthen their enamel naturally.

    🦷 Guided Nutritional Support – Since proper mineral intake (calcium, magnesium, vitamin D, and K2) plays a role in enamel health, we provide holistic guidance on diet & supplementation.

  • Not at all! You don’t have to be into organics or live a completely holistic lifestyle to benefit from a holistic dentist.

    Holistic Dentistry is for Everyone 🦷✨

    Our approach is about offering safe, biocompatible, and minimally invasive care that supports your overall health—whether you eat organic or not.

    ✅ If you simply want gentle, non-toxic, and effective dental care, we’re here for you.
    ✅ If you’re health-conscious and looking for natural alternatives, we provide options like fluoride-free care, hydroxyapatite remineralization, and biocompatible materials.
    ✅ If you’re completely new to holistic health, no worries! We’ll guide you through what’s best for your oral and whole-body wellness.

    At the end of the day, our goal is to provide dentistry that works for YOU, no matter where you are on your health journey. 💙

  • At Our Holistic Dentistry, we take a conservative, health-focused approach when it comes to root canals. We recognize that each case is unique, and we prioritize your overall well-being when making treatment recommendations.

    We Avoid Root Canals When Possible – Research suggests that root canals may trap bacteria inside the tooth, potentially leading to chronic infections and systemic health issues. Instead, we focus on preventing decay before it reaches the nerve and explore safer alternatives when treatment is needed.

    We Offer Biocompatible Alternatives – If a tooth is severely damaged or infected, we may recommend:

    • Ozone therapy & remineralization (for early-stage issues)

    • Partial pulpotomy (in select cases to save healthy tooth structure)

    • Safe, complete extractions (if the tooth is non-restorable) followed by:

      • Zirconia implants (metal-free, biocompatible)

      • Bridges or partial dentures

    If a Root Canal is Necessary, We Take Extra Precautions – In cases where a root canal is unavoidable, we ensure:

    • Advanced disinfection methods like ozone therapy and laser sterilization

    • Use of biocompatible materials instead of traditional sealers

    • Thorough follow-up to monitor for lingering infections

    We believe in educating and empowering our patients so they can make informed decisions. If you have concerns about a root canal, we’re happy to discuss the safest, healthiest options for your smile and overall health.

    Would you like to schedule a consultation to explore what’s best for you? 😊

  • Choosing the right dentist is about more than just convenience—it’s about finding a provider who aligns with your health values and provides top-quality care. Here are some key factors to consider:

    1. Philosophy of Care

    ✅ Does the dentist focus on whole-body health and offer biocompatible, minimally invasive treatments?
    ✅ Do they take a preventative and patient-centered approach, rather than just fixing problems as they arise?

    If holistic and biological dentistry matters to you, look for a dentist who avoids toxic materials (mercury, fluoride) and considers the oral-systemic connection.

    2. Use of Safe, Biocompatible Materials

    ✅ Does the practice use non-toxic, biocompatible materials for fillings, crowns, and implants?
    ✅ Do they follow protocols for SAFE mercury removal (SMART technique)?
    ✅ Are they fluoride-free and focused on remineralization (e.g., hydroxyapatite-based care)?

    3. Technology & Advanced Treatment Options

    ✅ Do they offer low-radiation digital X-rays, 3D imaging, and ozone therapy?
    ✅ Do they use minimally invasive techniques like laser dentistry or PRF for healing?
    ✅ If you need tooth replacement, do they provide metal-free zirconia implants?

    A dentist who stays up-to-date with the latest advancements will provide more effective and safer care.

    4. Experience, Credentials & Specializations

    ✅ Do they have expertise in holistic and biological dentistry?
    ✅ Are they members of respected organizations like IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology) or IABDM (International Academy of Biological Dentistry & Medicine)?
    ✅ Do they offer specialized care like airway-focused dentistry, TMJ therapy, and biocompatibility testing?

    Checking credentials and patient reviews can give insight into their expertise and approach.

    5. Patient Experience & Office Environment

    ✅ Does the practice feel welcoming, clean, and calming?
    ✅ Are they attentive to your personal concerns and health goals?
    ✅ Do they take time to educate and empower rather than rush through appointments?

    A holistic dental office should prioritize comfort, clear communication, and a toxin-free environment (air filtration, BPA-free materials, etc.).

    6. A Dentist Who Listens to You

    ✅ Do they take a personalized approach and consider your overall health, diet, and lifestyle?
    ✅ Do they offer informed choices rather than pushing treatments without explanation?

    Your oral health is unique, and you deserve a dentist who works with you to create the best plan for your needs.

    Final Thoughts 💡

    The best dentist for you is someone who aligns with your values, prioritizes your safety, and provides high-quality, holistic care. At Our Holistic Dentistry, we focus on biological, minimally invasive, and patient-centered treatments to support your long-term health.

    Looking for a dentist who checks all these boxes? We’d love to meet you! 😊

  • Yes! We welcome children ages 5 and up, and Dr. Seth Gilson personally provides their care to ensure a gentle, holistic approach tailored to their needs.

    Our pediatric holistic dentistry focuses on:

    🦷 Gentle, Stress-Free Visits – We create a calm, welcoming environment to help kids feel comfortable during their dental care.

    🦷 Fluoride-Free, Non-Toxic Care – Instead of fluoride, we use hydroxyapatite-based remineralization to naturally strengthen teeth.

    🦷 Nutrition & Preventive Guidance – We educate families on how diet and lifestyle affect dental health and development.

    🦷 Airway & Facial Development Screening – We assess breathing, tongue posture, and jaw growth to support healthy development.

    🦷 Safe, Biocompatible Materials – We use mercury-free, BPA-free, and biocompatible materials for any necessary treatments.

    At Our Holistic Dentistry, we believe that a healthy smile starts with a whole-body approach. If you're looking for a fluoride-free, child-friendly, and holistic dental experience, we’d love to care for your child!

    Would you like to schedule their first visit with Dr. Gilson? 😊

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2925 NE 199th St, Suite 201
Aventura, FL 33180

Hours
Monday – Thursday: 8am - 4pm

Friday: 8am - 12pm

Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Phone
(305) 933-3350