About BioSmile Dedicated Dentistry
BioSmile Dedicated Dentistry practices biological and biomimetic restorative dentistry at 2428 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 303, in Santa Monica. Recorded procedures span biocompatible materials, ozone therapy, Platelet-Rich Fibrin, SMART-protocol amalgam removal, sleep and airway dentistry, TMJ/TMD therapy, veneers and zirconia implants. Materials selection is treated as an oral-systemic matter: the practice describes running a blood draw in-office when there is doubt about how a patient will respond to a material before anything permanent is placed. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.
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Credentialed Clinician
Lorene Catala Boisvert
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 2428 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 303, Santa Monica, CA 90404
- Telephone: 3103104696
- Website: https://www.biosmilecenter.com/
- Insurance and payment, in the clinic’s words: “Coverage varies by treatment and insurance plan, and many biological treatments may be considered out-of-network. At Biosmile, we provide a written estimate before treatment and can submit a preauthorization to your insurance company so you have a better idea of your expected coverage and out-of-pocket cost.” (source, read October 2026)
- City: Santa Monica, CA (all California clinics)
Common Questions
Why would materials be tested before treatment?
The practice selects materials it considers highly biocompatible, and where any doubt remains it runs a simple in-office blood draw to show how the patient's body responds before anything permanent is placed. Its reasoning is that a restoration is intended to remain in the mouth for years or decades, and that the mouth is not a closed system.
Does the practice address snoring, sleep apnoea and TMJ disorders?
Both are listed. For snoring and sleep apnoea the practice describes combining diagnostics with minimally invasive treatment aligned to the body's mechanics. For the temporomandibular joint it describes TMD as the range of symptoms arising when the joint is misaligned or surrounding musculature becomes tense, affecting speaking, chewing and swallowing.
What role does salivary testing play in care here?
The practice uses a saliva sample to identify which bacteria are present in the mouth, beneficial and harmful, on the basis that a visual examination cannot show this. From that result it builds a personalised plan, which may include dietary change where it sees signs of inflammation, and then retests to confirm whether the plan is working.