Dental Services Overview
Healthy dental services that prioritize your well-being!
Our team of an experienced and caring dentist and dental hygienist is dedicated to providing holistic and biological dentistry with an unique understanding of how oral health affects the health of the entire body.
Holistic & Biological Dental Services
Biological dentists use bio-compatible materials that are non-toxic and have little impact on the rest of the body, nor adversely affect a patient’s immune system. We promote dental treatments that are safe and effective, with minimal to no side-effects. If necessary, we can test to see what dental material may be best for you. For over 25 years, National Integrated Health Associates has been a mercury-free and mercury-safe practice in order to protect you, the dentist, and the environment.
NIHA’s dental services:
- Biological Dental Services
- Holistic Family Dental Services
- Cosmetic Dentistry
- Mercury Amalgam Removal
- Restorative Dental Services
NIHA’s dental services focus on building good dental health and overall well-being. Trust us to guide you on your path to wellness and vitality.
Dental Articles
Surprising Signs You May Have Obstructive Sleep Apnea
The main symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea, or OSA, are loud snoring, gasping or choking during sleep. However, there are many other less-familiar signs of sleep apnea, and they might surprise you. Obstructive sleep apnea is a sleep condition that causes the muscles in your throat to relax repeatedly during sleep.
4 Key Reasons to Choose a Biological Dentist
The health of your oral cavity extensively affects the overall health of your body. Stated in another way, you cannot have a healthy body without a healthy mouth. Biological dentists promote dental treatments to build health and wellbeing, using non-toxic dental...
How to Avoid Dental Trauma
Dental trauma is very common, especially among children. Dental trauma is defined as injury to the teeth, gums and the other structures that keep your teeth in place, and the accompanying oral soft tissue structures like the tongue and lips. One of the best ways to avoid dental trauma is by using a mouth guard.
How a Healthy Mouth Promotes a Healthy Body
updated Nov. 20, 2024 Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body The health of the mouth is intricately connected to the overall health of the body. Recent studies show that plaque in the mouth from periodontal disease may increase the risk of heart disease and stroke. There is a...
See Your Dentist. It’s Good for Your Heart!
Heart disease has many contributors to its cause, and any of these contributors may indeed be the cause in any one patient. Contributors to heart disease include obesity, smoking, lack of exercise, genetics, periodontal disease, and other factors. No single factor might be the cause in any one case.
What To Do in a Dental Emergency
When should I call the dentist?
What is a dental emergency?
At Holistic Family Dentistry at National Integrated Health Associates, we get this question all the time, so we thought it would be a good idea to tell you what constitutes a “dental emergency.”