Biologic Dentistry & Ozone Therapy
Thoughtful dentistry with the whole person in mind.
Biologic dentistry does not mean abandoning proven dental care. It means making thoughtful decisions about materials, oral inflammation, the microbiome, and supportive therapies while keeping diagnosis, function, and long-term dental health at the center of the plan.
IABDM Member
Advanced Ozone Training
Medical-Grade Ozone
How Biologic Dentistry Works Here
The goal is not to make dentistry more complicated. It is to make the decisions more intentional while still protecting health, function, comfort, and long-term stability.
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We begin by understanding what brought you to biologic dentistry, whether you have questions about dental materials, previous reactions or sensitivities, inflammation, recurring dental problems, or simply want a more biologically mindful approach to your care.
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We evaluate the dental conditions that need attention while also considering gum and periodontal health, biofilm, inflammation, restorative history, and other oral findings that may influence the health and stability of the mouth.
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Dental materials and treatment choices still need to be strong, functional, aesthetic, and appropriate for the clinical situation. When sensitivities, previous reactions, or biologic preferences are a concern, we discuss those considerations along with reasonable treatment alternatives.
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Bridgetown Dental uses medical-grade ozone as an adjunct in selected situations where it may add value to appropriate dental care. Ozone and other supportive therapies complement indicated treatment; they do not replace diagnosis or necessary dental treatment.
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We follow healing and treatment response rather than assuming the work is finished when a procedure is completed. When a concern genuinely extends beyond dentistry, we may coordinate with a physician or other appropriate healthcare professional so each part of the picture is evaluated by the right provider.
Patient Experiences
Every patient arrives with a different story. Here are a few experiences related to this area of care.
Google review
“Everyone here was absolutely incredible. Dr Kaady takes a truly holistic approach to the care he provides. As a clinician myself, I will certainly be sharing this resource with my patients.”
Google review
“Dr. Kaady is very caring and does excellent work. He goes beyond just caring about dental. Dr. Kaady cares about your health as well.”
Biologic Dentistry Questions
Biologic dentistry can mean different things to different people. Here is how we approach some of the questions patients commonly bring to us.
Biologic dentistry considers how oral inflammation, dental materials, airway health, oral bacteria, microbiome balance, and restorative decisions may influence whole-body health.
Yes, when practiced responsibly. We ground our approach in proper diagnosis and established dental care, not fear-based claims.
As a supportive adjunct, mainly for microbial control, periodontal care, and desensitization. It can support treatment; it doesn't replace it.
The mouth is connected to the rest of the body, and chronic oral inflammation may contribute to broader systemic inflammatory burden.
Clinical Review & Further Reading
Reviewed by Ziad Kaady, DMD
Diplomate, American Sleep and Breathing Academy · Advanced training in TMJ, orofacial pain & dental sleep medicine
Last reviewed: August 2026
Evidence & Education
Selected peer-reviewed literature related to ozone in dentistry. Evidence varies by indication, and ozone should be viewed as an adjunct rather than a substitute for appropriate diagnosis and standard dental care.
PubMed: Ozone Therapy in Dentistry: 2025 Review
Recent review of dental ozone applications across periodontal, surgical, endodontic, and sensitivity-related settings.
PubMed: Ozone in Implant Dentistry: Systematic Review
Systematic review examining ozone as an adjunct in implant dentistry; the authors note heterogeneity and risk of bias limit definitive conclusions.
PubMed: Ozone Therapy for Dental Caries
Earlier evidence review showing why claims about ozone should remain indication-specific and cautious.
These links are provided for patient education and do not replace individualized medical or dental diagnosis, treatment, or physician consultation when appropriate.
Biologic Dentistry
If materials, inflammation, and oral health matter to you, we can start with a careful evaluation.
