About Dr Nick DDS
Dr Nick DDS is a dental clinic in Rogers, Arkansas, serving patients from the surrounding communities of Bentonville, Fayetteville, Bella Vista, Little Flock, Centerton, Prairie Creek, Springdale, Lowell, Elm Springs and Tontitown, as well as patients travelling from further afield. The clinic's stated emphasis is objective data acquisition using reproducible digital technologies in order to incorporate the functional aspects of the bite into restorative work, including 3D MRI, digital occlusal analysis and temporomandibular joint vibration analysis. Clinicians here are recorded with the Holistic Dental Association and the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Restorative work is produced chairside with CEREC CAD/CAM technology, so metal-free crowns, onlays and veneers are designed, milled and adhesively bonded in a single visit without physical moulds or temporaries. The clinic describes itself as 100% mercury-free and fluoride-free, offers safe removal of existing amalgam, and uses ozone-enhanced disinfection protocols and Platelet Rich Fibrin in surgical work.
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Credentialed Clinician
Nick Yiannios
HDA member IAOMT memberHDA recordverified 27 October 2026
IAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 3718 S Pinnacle Hills Pkwy, Rogers, AR 72758
- Telephone: (479) 876-8000
- Website: https://www.drnickdds.com/
- City: Rogers, AR (all Arkansas clinics)
Common Questions
What does it mean that crowns, onlays and veneers are made the same day here?
The clinic uses CEREC CAD/CAM technology to take a digital impression, design the restoration in software, mill it from ceramic blocks, then stain and glaze it in a ceramic oven before bonding it to the tooth. Because no laboratory and no temporary are involved, the clinic states that less tooth structure is usually removed and the whole sequence is completed in one visit under a single anaesthetic injection.
Why does this clinic prefer bonded all-ceramic restorations to traditional laboratory crowns?
The clinic explains that a traditional crown relies on radical removal of tooth structure down to the gum line so the crown can be retained on a stump, whereas an all-ceramic restoration can be adhesively bonded strongly in place regardless of geometry. It also notes the ceramic allows x-rays to pass through, so what lies beneath the restoration remains visible over the years.
How does the clinic handle existing mercury amalgam fillings?
The clinic states it is 100% mercury-free and also mercury-safe, uses toxin-free materials, and provides safe removal of mercury from previous dental work for patients still living with amalgam fillings. This oral-systemic emphasis sits alongside its fluoride-free status and its use of BPA-free tooth-coloured composite for fillings and sealants.
How are ozone and Platelet Rich Fibrin used at this clinic?
The clinic lists ozone-enhanced disinfection protocols and ozone applications for various dental procedures, including holistic laser and ozone-assisted root canal therapy. Platelet Rich Fibrin is used to support surgical outcomes. Laser dentistry is also listed for cavity removal, which the clinic says is often done without local anaesthetic or the drill.