Vios Dental

The first appointment begins with a conversation about your history, goals and oral health. The clinic then obtains three-dimensional cone beam imaging (CBCT), any necessary radiographs, a full composite of photographs of the facial anatomy and teeth, an oral cancer screening, an initial periodontal evaluation, and an in-depth clinical examination. Records are analysed afterwards and a personalised treatment plan is built and reviewed with you before any treatment is performed.

Vios does not begin TMJ treatment with a splint. It evaluates the relationship between bite, airway, posture, history and overall function, using T-Scan digital bite force analysis to record how hard and in what sequence the teeth meet, and EMG muscle activity mapping to measure whether the chewing muscles fire symmetrically or sit in chronic tension. Airway evaluation, diagnostic imaging and patient history are layered on top of that data.

Surgery follows four stages: CBCT planning meshed with intraoral scanning, rehearsed digitally and supported by 3D-printed guides and models; pre-surgical micronutrient and supplementation protocols personalised by the clinic; the procedure itself, using minimally invasive technique, multiple laser wavelengths, ozone disinfection and advanced platelet-rich fibrin in every surgical site; and post-operative instruction for managing discomfort and preventing complications.

PRF is a regenerative material processed from a small sample of your own blood, forming a concentrated fibrin matrix of platelets, white blood cells and naturally occurring growth factors. Because it contains no synthetic additives, the matrix acts as a scaffold that stabilises the surgical area while releasing growth factors involved in tissue repair. Vios incorporates it into ceramic implant placement, tooth extractions, bone grafting and jawbone surgery, placed into the site or formed into membranes.

Biomimetic dentistry here follows minimally invasive principles: only damaged, decayed or chipped structure is removed and healthy tooth structure is left intact. Restorative materials are layered to increase bond strength, adhesive bonding techniques are applied to strengthen the remaining structure against further breakdown or recurrent decay, and the biting surface is then analysed and adjusted for proper alignment with the opposing teeth to reduce further wear.

Yes. Vios Dental states that patients travel from across the United States and Canada for biological dental care in North Liberty, Iowa. The clinic can be reached at (319) 359-6700.