About Health Connections Dentistry

Health Connections Dentistry is a holistic, whole-body oriented dental clinic at 2120 Highway A1A in Indian Harbour Beach, Florida. Its stated premise is that the head, neck and teeth function as one unit, so symptoms are examined for oral-systemic connections rather than handled as isolated tooth problems — the clinic describes this as trading symptom control for root-cause work. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Stated hours are Monday to Thursday, 9AM to 5PM.

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Credentialed Clinician

Claire Stagg

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

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Common Questions

How does this clinic approach treatment differently from a conventional restorative visit?

The clinic contrasts its method with what it calls a "drill and fill" symptom-control approach. Its stated philosophy rests on three cornerstones: that a patient is far more than their teeth, that symptoms in the body are frequently tied to the mouth and symptoms in the mouth to the body, and that care depends on collaboration between a dedicated staff and a patient who takes charge of their own treatment decisions.

How is the removal of existing mercury amalgam fillings handled?

The clinic will not use amalgam filling material, and recommends removing existing amalgam only where there is a dental health concern such as decay, or cosmetically at the patient's own choice. When old fillings are removed, extra precautions and specialized equipment are used to minimize potential exposure to mercury vapor. Protocols are tailored to each patient and discussed at a consultation following the New Patient Examination. The clinic states it does not diagnose mercury-related diseases or ailments.

What restorative materials are used instead of amalgam, and can material sensitivity be assessed first?

Current composite materials are described as superior to amalgam and free of heavy metals, and the clinic cites the EPA's recommendation to use non-mercury alternatives wherever possible. Biocompatibility testing is offered for patients with material sensitivities or questions about material selection. The clinic also states it will work alongside a patient's own health care professional on amalgam removal and other biological dental needs.

How is ozone therapy used here?

Ozone is used adjunctively rather than as a standalone treatment. The clinic incorporates it into basic dental procedures and into hygiene cleanings, and also applies it during physical therapy modalities such as prolotherapy and trigger point therapy for patients presenting with pain.