About TKO Dentistry
TKO Dentistry practices comprehensive dentistry in North Scottsdale, Arizona, organized around the connection between oral health and systemic health rather than around isolated restorations. The practice describes its holistic work — also called biological dentistry — as using biocompatible materials and techniques, favoring minimally invasive treatment that preserves as much natural tooth structure as possible, and avoiding unnecessary procedures. Its team is trained in ozone therapy to support healing and reduce infection risk, and complementary measures such as salivary testing and nutritional counseling are described as part of the holistic approach. Diagnostics are a stated emphasis: the new patient visit includes a comprehensive exam with 3D dental analysis, oral cancer screening, and airway and apnea screening, with treatment planning built from those findings. In-office digital workflows support same-day crowns, CBCT and 3D imaging. Jaw pain associated with TMJ is addressed with neurotoxin injections that relax tense musculature.
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Credentialed Clinician
Maria Wytko, DMD
IABDM memberIABDM recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 8573 E Princess Dr Suite B201, Scottsdale, AZ 85255
- Telephone: (480) 896-7888
- Website: https://tkodentistry.com/
- City: Scottsdale, AZ (all Arizona clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean by holistic or biological dentistry?
The practice treats holistic dentistry as an approach that considers how oral health connects to overall well-being and addresses the underlying causes of dental problems rather than symptoms alone. It states that holistic dentistry is also known as biological dentistry and focuses on biocompatible materials and techniques intended to support the body's own healing. Traditional dental practice is integrated with natural and alternative therapies.
How is ozone therapy used here, and what other adjunctive measures are offered?
The team states it is trained in ozone therapy, which it uses to promote healing and reduce the risk of infection during treatment. Alongside ozone, the practice lists salivary testing and nutritional counseling among the natural and alternative therapies it may incorporate to address oral health and reduce the likelihood of future problems.
Does the practice screen for airway and sleep-related problems?
Yes. The new patient visit is described as a health-driven comprehensive exam that includes 3D dental analysis, an oral cancer screening, and an airway and apnea screening, followed by a personalized treatment plan. Oral cancer and sleep apnea screenings and 3D dental imaging are listed as standing components of that first appointment.
How does the practice treat TMJ and TMD complaints?
Neurotoxin injection is used for TMJ disorders, relieving headaches and jaw tension by blocking nerve signals so the treated muscles stop contracting. Administration is non-surgical, takes under fifteen minutes, and follows a consultation and a treatment plan specifying the areas treated and the amount used.
What happens at a first visit, and what should I bring?
After new patient forms are completed you are seated in an operatory for comprehensive examination, screenings and radiographs, then the findings are reviewed with you directly. If something needs attention, the results and further treatment recommendations are explained and questions addressed.
Does this practice see children and other family members?
Yes. Family dentistry is offered as care for all ages under one roof, from a toddler's first tooth through the dental needs of seniors, so multiple family members can be scheduled on the same day. Treatment planning follows an initial consultation and comprehensive examination of teeth, gums and mouth, including radiographs where indicated.