About MedPlex Dental Biological & Holistic Dentistry
MedPlex Dental Biological & Holistic Dentistry has operated in Orlando since 1998 under a biological model that treats the teeth, jaw and associated oral structures as part of the whole body. The practice describes its approach as ethical and minimally invasive, limited to what is medically necessary, and directed at preserving natural tooth structure with biocompatible materials.
Clinical work spans routine general dentistry — examinations, cleanings, scaling and root planing, fillings, crowns and veneers — alongside amalgam removal under documented safe-removal protocols, ceramic implants, cavitation treatment, ozone therapy and platelet-rich fibrin. CBCT imaging supports diagnosis and treatment planning where flat radiographs cannot resolve bone shape, bone density, nerve position, sinus position or hidden pathology. The practice states an oral-systemic view of health and coordinates with outside health practitioners. Its clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. The team speaks Spanish and Portuguese.
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Credentialed Clinician
Roberto J. Castellini DDS, IBDM, HDA, IABDM
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 13 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 7350 Sand Lake Commons Blvd ste 1121
- Telephone: 407-351-2245
- Website: https://www.orlandosmilemakeover.com/
- City: Orlando, FL (all Florida practices)
Common Questions
How does this practice handle removal of existing mercury amalgam fillings?
The practice removes mercury amalgam fillings using the SMART protocol — Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique — which applies removal procedures drawn from the recommendations of holistic dental organizations. The stated concern is mercury vapour released during removal and its effect on oral and overall health, so the protocol is applied to limit exposure for the patient, the staff and the office environment.
Which biological and holistic procedures does the practice list?
The recorded biological and holistic services are amalgam removal, ceramic dental implants, biomimetic dentistry, cavitation treatment, mechanisms of toxicity, mercury-free dentistry, metal-free dentistry, ozone therapy and platelet-rich fibrin. General services run alongside these: CBCT imaging, cleanings, crowns, fillings, veneers, digital radiographs, gum disease treatment, minimally invasive dentistry, and scaling and root planing.
When would CBCT imaging be recommended rather than standard radiographs?
CBCT is used when a flat radiograph does not resolve enough detail for diagnosis or safe planning — bone shape, bone density, nerve location, sinus position, or the exact orientation of a tooth or root. Applications named include implant planning, wisdom tooth evaluation, orthodontic treatment, root canal diagnosis, TMJ assessment, airway analysis and detection of hidden infection. The practice states that not every patient requires it.
What does the CBCT scan itself involve?
The patient stands or sits while the machine rotates around the head, capturing multiple angles in a few seconds to construct a three-dimensional image of teeth, soft tissue and bone. The scan is non-invasive, and the resulting images are reviewed in detail as part of treatment planning rather than interpreted from a single flat view.
What does a routine general dentistry visit cover here, and how often is it advised?
The practice advises examination and cleaning every six months. A visit covers evaluation of the teeth and gums, assessment of oral hygiene and recommendations for the at-home routine, with professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar that brushing does not reach. Digital radiographs are used for diagnosis, and family block appointments are available for scheduling.
Where is the office and which areas does it serve?
The office is at 7350 Sandlake Commons Blvd, Suite 1121, Orlando, FL 32819. Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Friday, closed weekends. Stated service areas include Doctor Phillips, Bay Hill, Sand Lake, Hunters Creek, Windermere, Central Orlando, Winter Garden, Winter Park, Oviedo, MetroWest, Orlo Vista, Azalea Park and Orange County.