About Smiles of Orange

Smiles of Orange is a general and holistic dental practice at 743 East Chapman Avenue in Orange, California, where treatment planning begins from the oral-systemic link rather than from the tooth in isolation. The practice describes its approach as minimally invasive, restoring oral health in harmony with overall health and selecting dental materials compatible with living tissue. Alongside preventive, restorative and cosmetic work, it performs the SMART protocol for mercury amalgam removal, ozone therapy, oral pH testing, nutrition counselling, material compatibility testing for patients with sensitivities, sleep apnea treatment using Vivos appliance therapy, and TMJ and bruxism therapy. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Imaging and instrumentation include 3-D cone beam CT, low-dose digital radiography, DIAGNOdent laser caries detection, intraoral cameras, electric handpieces and laser dentistry.

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Credentialed Clinician

Maryam Jackson

SMART

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does Smiles of Orange mean by holistic or biological dentistry?

The practice defines holistic or biological dentistry as treating the mouth in the context of whole-body health — the link between oral health and overall health and quality of life. It cites untreated gum disease, which affects the mouth and contributes to chronic illnesses such as heart disease and diabetes. In practice this means minimally invasive technique and dental materials compatible with living tissue, with treatment plans that address symptoms while restoring oral health in harmony with overall health.

What imaging and diagnostic instrumentation does the practice use?

Diagnostics include DIAGNOdent low-level laser caries detection, which identifies areas of decay not visible on a visual exam or radiograph; 3-D cone beam computed tomography for implant planning, root canal anatomy, TMJ assessment and extraction planning; digital radiography, stated to expose patients to about 80 percent less radiation than film; and intraoral cameras that display chairside images. Electric handpieces are used in place of air-driven instruments.

Does the practice treat TMJ disorders and bruxism?

Yes. TMJ and bruxism treatment is listed among the practice's services for patients of all ages.