About Owens Dental Berthoud

Owens Dental Berthoud is a biologic dental practice at 509 7th Street in Berthoud, Colorado, opened in 2023. Its stated approach is oral-systemic: materials and techniques are selected for biocompatibility, and restorative work is kept conservative. General services include comprehensive exams, hygiene visits, oral cancer screenings, tooth-coloured composite fillings, porcelain crowns, porcelain veneers, bonding, bridges and implant restoration. The services the practice identifies as specific to biologic care are oxygen/ozone therapy, laser-assisted treatment, root canal therapy with ozone, and amalgam removal following the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Diagnostics use a DEXIS CBCT low-radiation digital imaging system. Oral and intravenous sedation are offered. The practice states that it works with a network of integrative and functional medicine practitioners, that it considers the oral microbiome and systemic health in its recommendations, and that it is accepting new patients.

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Credentialed Clinician

Tim Owens

SMART

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

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How is existing amalgam removed here?

The practice describes mercury-safe dentistry carried out under the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique, the SMART protocol defined by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.

How is ozone therapy actually applied during an appointment?

Ozone is used in two forms. Water or other liquids are mixed with ozone to form an antimicrobial ozonide, applied as a pre-treatment rinse at hygiene visits or during restorative procedures. Gaseous ozone is delivered with dedicated equipment into the pockets between teeth and gums to support periodontal treatment and gum attachment, and is also used for sensitivity and for cold and canker sores.

What sedation and imaging options does the office provide?

Both oral and intravenous sedation are offered. The oral option is a relaxing medication taken as a pill or tablet before the appointment; the intravenous option is administered directly into the bloodstream and is described as suited to patients with more severe apprehension or other barriers to receiving care.