About Mass Ave Family Dentistry
The practice presents its work as mercury-free and fluoride-free dentistry and describes a holistic orientation: its stated aim is to treat the whole person rather than an isolated toothache, reasoning from the oral-systemic connections between the mouth and the rest of the body, and to identify what caused a problem in the first place rather than only addressing its result. Recorded services span preventive care — dental cleanings and examinations, checkups and periodontal treatment — alongside restorative and surgical work including crowns, bridges, dentures and partial dentures, implant crowns, oral surgery, whitening and emergency treatment. Children and adults are both seen. Appointments are arranged by telephone, and parking for patients with appointments is located around the corner from the office on East Tippecanoe Street and North Delaware Street.
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Credentialed Clinician
Katherine So
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 310 N Delaware Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
- Telephone: 317-218-9901
- Website: https://holisticdentistindianapolis.com/
- Insurance and payment, in the clinic’s words: “We accept the following payment methods: Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa” (source, read October 2026)
- City: Indianapolis, IN (all Indiana clinics)
Common Questions
Does this practice work without mercury and fluoride?
The practice states across its own site that it offers mercury-free and fluoride-free dentistry, and the prophylaxis recorded for this clinic is fluoride-free.
What does the practice mean when it calls itself holistic?
In its own words, the practice's interest in holistic dentistry grew from a Chinese background and personal experience of eastern medicine, and it holds that alternative approaches combined with some traditional treatment can change the outcome for many patients. Applied to dentistry, that means treating the whole person and the many connections between the oral cavity and the wider body system.
What happens at an initial examination here?
The dentist first examines the teeth and discusses the patient's goals, then presents options to choose from. Images are taken of the teeth and gums to find infection or decay below the surface, followed by visual inspection of the gums and each tooth for infection, decay, gum disease and oral cancer.
How often does the practice recommend cleanings, and does it see children?
It recommends dental cleanings and examinations at least twice a year for both children and adults, with cleanings starting from a very young age so baby teeth stay sound until the adult teeth arrive. The stated purpose is removing plaque and bacteria to prevent cavities, since enamel wears thinner with age and infection risk rises.
What options exist if my teeth are sensitive during a cleaning?
The practice provides teeth cleanings for patients with sensitive teeth and states it offers a variety of sedation methods, from something to relax to direct pain medication, built into a treatment plan with the dentist. It attributes most sensitivity to enamel wearing away through age, diet and oral care, and asks patients to describe the sensation during the examination.
Is the practice taking new patients, and where is it located?
The practice states that it is currently accepting new patients and that appointments are scheduled by calling the office. It is located at 310 N Delaware Street in Indianapolis, Indiana, and treats patients of all ages from across the Indianapolis area.