About Chad Tomazin

This Riverside practice treats biological dentistry as a materials question: oral care is assessed for its effect on systemic health, and materials judged toxic are not placed. Treatment is delivered with biocompatible materials, and the practice offers protocols for the removal and replacement of silver amalgam fillings designed to limit additional mercury exposure during the procedure, alongside alternatives to fluoride treatment built around acidity reduction and xylitol-based products. Preventive and restorative work includes activated oxygen-ozone therapy for gum disease and carious lesions, VELscope-assisted examination of oral tissues, porcelain crowns and veneers, CEREC 3D same-day crown fabrication, and composite resin bonding. The practice also provides dental anesthesia and sedation at levels from local anesthesia through general anesthesia, including for patients with pre-existing medical conditions, a sensitive gag reflex, or physical and cognitive disabilities.

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Credentialed Clinician

Chad Tomazin

SMART

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Ozone Therapy Ceramic Crowns Veneers

Clinic Details

  • Address: 7154 Magnolia Avenue, Riverside, CA 92504
  • Telephone: 951-686-3666
  • Website: https://www.iedental.com/
  • Insurance and payment, in the clinic’s words: “Most biological dentistry treatments should be covered by insurance. Contact your insurance provider and our office to see if you are covered.” (source, read October 2026)
  • City: Riverside, CA (all California clinics)

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Common Questions

What does this practice mean when it describes itself as a biological dental practice?

The practice works from the position that oral care should not harm overall health. It uses biocompatible materials and techniques intended to prevent the physiological effects of toxic substances, and states that it does not use materials it considers toxic. Its stated scope includes removing incompatible older materials and keeping immune, cardiac and respiratory health in view while treating oral conditions.

How is amalgam filling removal handled here?

The practice describes silver amalgam as approximately 50 percent mercury, capable of emitting an odorless vapor, and removes these fillings using protocols designed to minimize additional mercury exposure during the extraction process. Replacement is with biocompatible materials. The practice's lead dentist is a member of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, which promotes mercury-free and mercury-safe dentistry.

What is ozone therapy used for in this practice?

Activated oxygen-ozone is used to treat gum disease, cavities and other dental conditions. The practice describes ozone as having oxidizing properties that destroy bacteria and remove the biomolecules bacteria use to colonize, disrupting the bacterial population within a carious lesion to help reverse the decay process and limit further structural loss.

What restorative and crown options does the practice offer?

Porcelain crowns and veneers are offered as tooth coverings for crooked, damaged, discolored or missing teeth. Using CEREC 3D technology the practice fabricates same-day crowns in-office, which removes the temporary-crown stage and the multiple fittings a conventional crown requires. Composite resin bonding is offered as a conservative approach to chips, cracks and uneven spacing.

What alternatives to fluoride does the practice provide?

The practice offers alternatives to fluoride treatment using products it describes as effective against tooth decay, shifting the emphasis to reducing acidity in the mouth and using xylitol-based products to slow or prevent decay. Fluoride alternatives are listed among its available biological-dentistry procedures alongside amalgam removal, activated oxygen-ozone and VELscope screening.