About Agape Dental
Agape Dental is a biologically centered general dental practice in Nampa, Idaho, at 1613 12th Ave Rd STE A. It offers conventional restorative and preventive treatment — examinations and cleanings, mercury-free fillings, crowns, implant restoration, extractions and cosmetic work — while selecting products and procedures intended to limit a patient's exposure to materials and dental situations the practice regards as unhealthy. Its stated method is whole-body rather than symptom-led: the practice describes looking for the root cause of a dental problem and asking about diet, alcohol consumption, hormones and sleep quality that may bear on healing, and it uses biocompatible materials it describes as non-toxic. A clinician at this practice is recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.
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Credentialed Clinician
Yancy Sipes, DDS
IABDM memberIABDM recordverified 19 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 1613 12th Ave Rd STE A, Nampa, ID 83686
- Telephone: 208-467-0079
- Website: https://www.agapedentalid.com/
- City: Nampa, ID (all Idaho clinics)
Common Questions
What does "biologically centered" dentistry mean at this practice?
The practice provides traditional dental services but frames them within a whole-body approach. Its own material contrasts a dentist who treats the symptom with one who looks for the root cause, and describes asking about a patient's diet, alcohol consumption, hormones and sleep quality where those may bear on healing or on preventing a recurrence. Biocompatible materials described as non-toxic are used, and the practice does not claim a patient can live free of all toxin exposure.
How is a tooth restored when too little sound structure remains for a filling?
The practice describes a crown or an onlay — a partial crown — as the indicated restoration when insufficient tooth strength remains to hold a filling. Unlike a direct filling, the restoration is fabricated away from the mouth from an impression, which allows a laboratory technician to examine the bite and jaw movements before it is seated. Crowns may be porcelain, metal, or both.
What happens at a routine examination here?
A regular examination takes about 45 minutes. It covers checking for problems a patient may not see or feel, looking for cavities and other signs of decay, inspecting the teeth and gums for gingivitis and signs of periodontal disease, and a detailed cleaning in which the teeth are cleaned, polished and rinsed to remove tartar and plaque. Visits are recommended every six months and are by appointment only.
Where is the office and how do I arrange a consultation?
The office is at 1613 12th Ave Rd STE A, Nampa, ID 83686, and the published telephone number is (208) 467-0079.