About Dr. J. Christopher Williams
This Jacksonville Beach practice organizes its published services around the removal and replacement of existing restorative material rather than around cosmetic work alone. Its own service pages cover SMART mercury amalgam removal, ozone treatment, and dental laser technology, three adjunct-driven approaches that sit on the biological, oral-systemic side of restorative care.
The office works on a fee-for-service cash-pay basis: patient reviews report that it does not participate in insurance plans and instead issues receipts that patients file with their own carriers. Reviews also describe implant placement and longer restorative visits scheduled as multi-hour blocks, so the time a given procedure requires is worth confirming when the appointment is made rather than on the day.
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Credentialed Clinician
Dr. J. Christopher Williams
Directory memberAOBMD recordverified 13 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 391 14th Avenue South, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, USA
- Telephone: (904) 241-4337
- Website: https://jonchristopherwilliams.com/
- City: Jacksonville Beach, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
Does this practice take dental insurance?
No. Patient reviews state that the office does not accept any insurance. Reviewers report that the practice issues receipts after treatment so that patients can submit the claim to their own carrier themselves. Plan for payment at the time of service and for reimbursement, if any, to come afterwards directly from your insurer.
How does the practice handle removal of existing amalgam fillings?
The practice publishes a dedicated service page for SMART mercury amalgam removal, indicating that it follows the SMART protocol for taking out existing mercury amalgam restorations. That protocol governs isolation, containment and evacuation of mercury vapour and particulate during sectioning and removal. Ask the office directly which containment measures apply to your specific appointment.
Is ozone used as part of treatment here?
Yes. Ozone treatment is listed as one of the practice's own services on a dedicated service page. Ozone is used in dentistry as an antimicrobial adjunct alongside restorative and periodontal work rather than as a treatment in its own right, so its role in your case depends on the clinical findings at examination.
Does the practice work with dental lasers?
The practice lists dental laser technology among its published services. Lasers are used in restorative and soft-tissue dentistry for tissue management and decontamination, and are typically applied as an adjunct within a wider treatment sequence. The service page confirms availability; the office can confirm which procedures it applies laser technology to.
Does the practice place dental implants?
Yes. A reviewer describes having an implant placed at this practice and names SDS as the implant system used. The practice's recorded procedures in this directory include zirconia dental implants, which is consistent with that account. Candidacy for implant placement depends on site assessment and is determined at consultation.
How much time should I allow for a longer restorative appointment?
Allow more than a standard visit and confirm the block when booking. One reviewer describes a crown appointment for which the practice indicated roughly two hours of chair time was needed, and reports that a late-afternoon slot did not accommodate it. Multi-stage restorative work is scheduled as a time block, not a short visit.