About Ramsin Davoud
This Turlock practice works from the premise that oral conditions and dental materials act on the whole body, applying integrative and micro-dentistry techniques that remove only what is necessary before a restoration is bonded into place, so natural tooth structure is preserved rather than reduced to accommodate a material. Biomimetic principles govern restorative work, with the stated aim of regaining natural function and esthetic value instead of prioritising material durability alone. The office offers mercury-free fillings and adheres to the amalgam removal guidelines of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, and uses dental ozone — generated from medical grade oxygen — in cavity repair, periodontal treatment and extraction of infected teeth. Clifford Materials Reactivity Testing, a laboratory screening from a small blood sample, is available to identify chemical sensitivities to dental and orthopedic materials. Zirconia implants, PRF, TMJ/TMD care and oral appliance therapy for obstructive sleep apnea are also provided.
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Credentialed Clinician
Ramsin Davoud
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 1840 N Olive Ave., Turlock, CA 95382
- Telephone: 209-656-9504
- Website: https://www.rkddentistry.com/
- City: Turlock, CA (all California clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean by biomimetic restorative treatment?
Traditional restorative dentistry tends to prioritise the durability of the material, often altering tooth structure significantly to accommodate a restoration, which can leave the tooth vulnerable to more invasive treatment later. This office takes the conservative route instead: only what is necessary is removed before a final restoration is bonded into place, with the goal of replicating natural tooth structure and regaining function as closely as possible.
How is amalgam removal handled here?
The practice offers mercury-free fillings and states that it adheres to the amalgam removal guidelines of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, a protocol intended to reduce mercury exposure for the patient, the clinical team and the environment during removal.
Can material biocompatibility be tested before treatment?
Yes. The office offers Clifford Materials Reactivity Testing, in which a small blood sample supports an objective laboratory screening specific to the patient's own biochemistry. The report identifies potential chemical sensitivity problems in dental and orthopedic materials, so material selection for a restoration or implant can be aligned with that individual chemistry rather than chosen generically.
What is the role of ozone in treatment here?
Dental ozone is produced on site using medical grade oxygen and is used as an antimicrobial agent to destroy bacteria implicated in decay and gum disease. Because it is derived from oxygen, allergy to it is not a consideration. The practice incorporates ozone into cavity repair, periodontal disease treatment, extraction of infected teeth and other procedures.
How does the practice approach implants and tooth replacement?
Implant treatment here is framed as root replacement rather than restoration of visible structure only, on the reasoning that chewing forces travelling through a root stimulate jawbone and that bone degrades where no root is present. The office notes that implants lack ligaments and cannot absorb force as natural teeth do, and that factors such as bone healing, blood clotting and vitamin D status bear on the outcome. The restorative process is completed in house, from consultation through final restoration.