About Phoenix Biological Dentistry
Phoenix Biological Dentistry practices holistic and integrative dentistry in Phoenix, Arizona, organised around the oral-systemic premise that dental health and general well-being are connected. The practice selects materials for biocompatibility with the patient's immune system, opposes the use of amalgam and mercury fillings, and works to a minimally invasive standard rather than a drill-and-fill one, preserving as much natural tooth structure and surrounding tissue as possible. Recorded procedures include SMART amalgam removal, metal-free dentistry, ozone therapy, platelet-rich fibrin, zirconia implants and biocompatible materials. The office is fully digital: records, images and scans are stored and managed under HIPAA-compliant privacy, with digital radiography at reduced radiation exposure, cone beam CT for implant planning and pathology assessment, intraoral scanning in place of impression material, and same-day crowns, inlays and onlays.
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Credentialed Clinician
Dr. Maryam Hamdan, DMD, CIABDM
Certified AccreditedIABDM recordverified 22 October 2026
IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 4202 N 32nd St, Ste A, Phoenix, AZ 85018
- Telephone: 6029001857
- Website: https://www.phoenixbiologicaldentistry.com
- City: Phoenix, AZ (all Arizona clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean by biological dentistry?
The practice works with the body to determine materials that are biocompatible and work with the immune system rather than against it. It advocates minimally invasive treatment in place of the drill-and-fill approach, aiming to preserve natural tooth structure and surrounding tissues, and connects aspects of oral health to the whole body when planning treatment.
How is amalgam removal handled here?
Removal follows the SMART protocol developed and regulated by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.
Should existing amalgam fillings be removed?
The practice states this depends on your health goals, current symptoms and overall treatment plan, and that each case is evaluated individually to determine whether safe removal and replacement with biocompatible material is appropriate. It notes that amalgam removal performed without the correct protocol can do more harm than good through mercury release, which is why protocol compliance governs the work.
Where is ozone therapy used in treatment?
Ozone is used across the practice: treating caries and sedative fillings, periodontal treatment, oral surgery, healing of surgical sites, healing of cuts, bruises and wounds, and viral and fungal infections. It is often paired with amalgam removal to reduce bacterial load.
What imaging and restorative technology should a patient expect?
The office is fully digital. Digital radiography is used at significantly lower radiation exposure than conventional film, and cone beam CT provides three-dimensional views of teeth, roots, jawbone, airway and surrounding anatomy for implant planning, infection or pathology evaluation and bone-quality assessment. Intraoral scanning replaces impression material for crowns, night guards, dentures and other appliances, and an intraoral camera shows the patient the diagnostic field directly.
Can a restoration be completed in one visit?
The digital workflow supports same-day crowns, inlays and onlays, which in many cases allows treatment to be completed in a single visit with no temporary restoration and fewer appointments. Crowns cover the entire tooth, inlays restore damage within the cusps, and onlays cover a larger portion without requiring a full crown. These restorations are metal-free and digitally designed.