About Dental Health and Wellness
Dental Health and Wellness is a biological and biomimetic dental practice at 2435 Research Parkway, Suite 250, in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Its clinical emphasis is conservative restoration: sealing enamel and dentin against breakage and bacterial invasion, and selecting non-metal composites or ceramics intended to reproduce the function and appearance of natural tooth structure rather than replacing it with full-coverage crowns. The practice treats the mouth as part of a wider oral-systemic picture, and offers material testing to identify compounds that may provoke inflammation in a given patient. Services recorded for this location include SMART-protocol amalgam removal, zirconia dental implants, ceramic crowns, biocompatible materials, ozone therapy, root canal alternatives, and sleep and airway dentistry. Patients travel from Colorado Springs, Denver and the Boulder Valley, and from further afield. The practice's clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Appointments are arranged by telephone at (719) 215-9292.
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Credentialed Clinician
Chris Brady
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 2435 Research Parkway, Suite 250, Colorado Springs, CO 80920
- Telephone: (719) 215-9292
- Website: https://www.dentalhealthnwellness.com/
- City: Colorado Springs, CO (all Colorado clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean by biomimetic dentistry?
It describes biomimetic dentistry as conservative restoration using carefully selected non-metal composites or ceramics and bio-engineering techniques that mimic the function and appearance of natural teeth. The stated aim is to preserve as much healthy enamel and strength as possible, and to seal enamel and dentin against the breakage and bacterial invasion the practice associates with conventional crowns and bridges.
How is ozone therapy used here, and for what?
Ozone is used across the practice to reduce reliance on chemicals and antibiotics. The site describes disinfecting a tooth before a filling to limit recurrent decay, treating a decay-damaged nerve to lower the risk of nerve death, promoting remineralisation of enamel in early caries, treating periodontal infection, and irrigating surgical and cavitation sites to sterilise them.
Why does this practice offer zirconia rather than titanium implants?
The treating dentist describes replacing his own titanium implant after reading evidence that metal can corrode, inflame the jawbone and release particles into the bloodstream, and states he saw a corroded layer on the removed fixture. He reports that zirconia does not corrode and has since placed hundreds of zirconia implants. This is his stated clinical reasoning, not a treatment recommendation for any individual.
What does the practice treat beyond restorative work?
It reports treatment for bruxism, sleep apnoea and snoring, and addresses resting oral posture and nutrition as part of oral-systemic care. General and cosmetic dentistry, including evaluations, cleanings and fillings, are provided as well.
How does the practice handle dental insurance?
The practice is openly critical of insurance contracts, describing them as full of limitations and exclusions that can push dentists toward lesser or cheaper treatment.