It is important that you understand exactly the difference between a typical dental practice and ours - a Health Centred Practice- a
thought process, an attitude, and a guide for making choices allowing us to provide dentistry, in a less toxic, more individualized, more
environmentally friendly way than ever.
In short, it is our approach to dentistry, that promotes health and wellness instead of only treating "dis"ease. We consider how
the treatment of the teeth and jaws will affect your immune system and thus overall health and well-being.
The best way to explain this is to categorise you into one of the Three types of patient that would choose to attend our Centres.
You're here because you've heard that this practice ONLY uses bio-compatible treatments. You know you will NOT have mercury or toxic products or treatments placed in your mouth. Instead, you'll be treated with a product that has as minimal effect on your health as possible. As well, you're reassured to know that you'll be given advice and literature to help you increase your well being and reduce the chances of you suffering from any future health and dental problems. This counts for all your family members as well.... especially your children.
That’s why we are so pleased to offer our friends and neighbours the kind of dental care we want for ourselves: Dental care that tends to the health of the mouth in relation to the whole person so you and your entire family are not put at risk, after all, their health is your utmost concern.
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