About Biodentist Alabama
Biodentist Alabama is a biological dental practice in Dothan, Alabama, treating patients of all ages across general, preventive and restorative care. Its clinical method treats dental findings as symptoms with upstream causes: dental plaque is examined under a phase-contrast microscope for spirochetes and other high-risk organisms, oral DNA testing screens for pathogens associated with periodontal and autoimmune disease, and diet, hygiene habits and bite forces are assessed before restorative work is planned. The office places no amalgam, restores with metal-free and mercury-free materials, offers biocompatibility testing for dental materials, and follows a defined protocol when removing existing amalgam fillings. Ozone therapy, micro air-abrasion, CO2 laser periodontal therapy, remineralization of early decay, fluoride-free hygiene services, non-radiation decay diagnosis and sedation options are part of the recorded service list. Clinicians at this practice are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.
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Credentialed Clinicians
Nathan Pfister, DDS
Accredited IABDM memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
IABDM recordverified 17 October 2026
Brian Pfister
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 2660 Montgomery Hwy Suite 1, Dothan, AL 36303
- Telephone: (855) 939-5566
- Website: http://www.biodentistalabama.com
- Insurance and payment, in the clinic’s words: “Our patients can use insurance benefits for covered services. Although we do not contract with any insurance companies or accept assignment of benefits, we can assist you with claims for your PPO dental insurance.” (source, read October 2026)
- City: Dothan, AL (all Alabama clinics)
Common Questions
How does this office approach a cavity or gum problem differently from a general dental practice?
Dental disease is treated as a symptom rather than an endpoint. Before restorative work, the practice performs a risk assessment covering diet and oral health habits, evaluates dental plaque under a microscope, and considers an abusive dental bite or a deeper medical condition as possible underlying causes. Cavities are filled with mercury-free and metal-free materials, and each treatment option is explained so the patient directs the plan.
What does the practice do about amalgam fillings I already have?
The office describes itself as mercury safe: it does not place amalgam fillings and follows a precise protocol for removing existing ones.
What happens at a first visit here?
A first visit includes a comprehensive review of your health, dental needs and concerns, a private consultation with the dentist, any necessary x-rays and photographs, and a thorough examination of the mouth, head and neck. Patients are asked to complete the new patient forms in advance and to bring a list of medications with doses, plus an insurance card so billing can be facilitated.
How is decay diagnosed, and when can a cavity be remineralized instead of drilled?
Digital x-rays are used in place of conventional film, with lower radiation exposure, and oral bacteria are assessed with a phase contrast microscope that shows type, quantity and risk. Remineralization hardens tooth structure into arrested decay and may be attempted once a more alkaline oral environment is achieved, drawing on nutritional counselling, oral probiotics, remineralization gel, xylitol therapy and ozone therapy, with follow-up care to monitor the result.
What is ozone therapy used for at this practice, and what else is in the biological treatment list?
Ozone therapies are listed as biological dental treatments alongside root canal evaluation and safe mercury removal. Related technologies recorded for the office include microscopic evaluation of dental plaque for spirochetes and other high-risk organisms, micro air-abrasion, CO2 laser periodontal therapy directed at oral spirochetes, P. gingivalis, oral amoebiasis and trichomonads, digital impressions and metal-free restorations.
Does the practice treat children, and when should a child first be seen?
Patients of all ages are treated, and the practice states a conservative approach to dentistry for children and families. Oral care is described as beginning in infancy, with gum cleaning using a soft moist cloth and water only in a bedtime bottle, since milk at bedtime is a primary cause of caries. Professional care may begin once teeth erupt and no later than the first birthday. CO2 laser services for lip-tie and tongue-tie are also offered.