About BioSmiles Beautiful Natural Dentistry

BioSmiles Beautiful Natural Dentistry practices biological and biomimetic dentistry at 450 W State St Suite 115 in Eagle, Idaho, selecting materials and methods that most closely resemble a patient's own biology. The practice works from an oral-systemic premise: that oral health and whole-body health are inseparable, and that identifying toxins and lingering infections matters as much as restoring a tooth. Care is organised around minimally invasive technique, biocompatible materials, dental allergy testing, and the stated aim of keeping teeth alive and vital. The office is fluoride-free and uses natural compounds including water, ozone and platelet-rich fibrin drawn from the patient's own blood. Clinical work spans amalgam removal with metal-free restoration, ceramic implants, laser disinfection, periodontal therapy, PRF, and covered socket residuum (CSR) therapy guided by CBCT imaging. Patients with chronic illness and compromised health are a stated focus.

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Credentialed Clinician

Samuel D. Petersen, DMD, MS, CIABDM

Certified AOBMD member SMART

IABDM recordverified 19 October 2026

AOBMD recordverified 19 October 2026

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatibility Testing Biocompatible Materials Biomimetic Inlays Biomimetic Onlays Metal-Free Dentistry Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Zirconia Dental Implants Family Dentistry Fluoride-Free Prophylaxis Oral Surgery Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What approach does this practice take to removing existing amalgam fillings?

The practice offers amalgam removal to reduce mercury exposure, describing it as the removal of mercury fillings using safe techniques, with the fillings replaced by metal-free restorations. It is presented as one part of a wider biological protocol aimed at identifying and eliminating unnecessary exposures, alongside treatment of infections that may be compromising systemic health.

What is CSR therapy and why does the practice treat it?

Covered socket residuum is described as a hole in the bone, analogous to a cavity in a tooth, formed by infection and capable of storing toxins that interfere with normal cell function.

How is ozone used in treatment here?

Ozone is applied as a gas or infused into water or oils, and the practice includes it across many of its therapies: periodontal therapy for gum disease, sensitive teeth, cavities, root canals, extractions and covered socket residuum therapy. For gum disease it is combined with ultrasonic water, hand instrumentation and laser treatment in more complex cases. Products for continued home use may also be recommended.

Can the practice test which dental materials suit a particular patient?

Yes. The practice performs biocompatibility testing, described as a blood sample tested against various dental materials to observe an immune response. The stated purpose is to identify a possible allergy to any dental material and so narrow the selection of treatment options for that individual patient.

What does an evaluation at this practice cover beyond teeth and gums?

The practice states its evaluation goes beyond cavities, gum disease and misaligned teeth to assess sleep and breathing disturbances, nutritional deficiencies, toxicities, and infections it considers obstacles to recovery, with dental allergy testing available. Patients should expect minimally invasive procedures and biocompatible materials as the stated defaults.

When is the office open?

The practice lists hours of Monday through Thursday, 9:00AM to 5:00PM, at 450 W State St Suite 115, Eagle, ID 83616. It can be reached by telephone at 208-370-5203 or by email at contact@biosmiles.com, and it describes booking a consultation as the first step for new patients.