About Premier Dental Care
This Indianapolis practice describes itself as a holistic, patient-centered dental office that treats the whole patient and their overall wellbeing rather than one part of the body and its symptoms. Its stated intent is that every material and piece of equipment used be compatible with the patient's body and not provoke an allergic or toxic reaction, which is an oral-systemic rather than a purely mechanical reading of restorative work.
Recorded work includes zirconia and ceramic implants, metal- and mercury-free restorations in BPA-free composite, CEREC crowns and bridges completed in a single visit, functional orthodontics intended to guide a child's jaw growth, and amalgam removal carried out under a written set of mercury-safe precautions. The office also uses serum biocompatibility testing before material selection, digital radiography to lower radiation exposure, and homeopathic remedies alongside conventional treatment.
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Credentialed Clinician
Marla Wilson
SMARTIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 6920 S. East Street, Suite A, Indianapolis, IN 46227
- Telephone: 3177876625
- Website: https://www.premierdentalcareindy.com/
- City: Indianapolis, IN (all Indiana clinics)
Common Questions
What precautions are taken when amalgam fillings are removed here?
The stated protocol includes an oxygen breathing mask over the nose, full body coverage with gowns and plastics, an air-vacuum system that absorbs mercury aerosols from the operatory, high-speed suction, liberal water, and a rubber dam or clean-up device isolating the tooth. Drilling is kept at slow speeds to limit mercury vapor and to avoid friction and heat that can cause pulpitis or nerve damage.
Is anything recommended before and after an amalgam removal appointment?
The practice states that, in ideal circumstances, patients begin a detoxifying program about three days before treatment and continue it for at least three months afterward, noting that the body usually takes three to six months to eliminate mercury. Supplement choices follow guidance from the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, and the practice advises consulting an integrative physician or its dentist before deciding on any regimen.
How does the practice decide which dental materials are compatible with me?
In some circumstances the office uses the Clifford Compatibility Test: a small blood draw is sent to a testing center in Colorado, where technicians examine IgE and IgA antibody reactions against more than 5,000 dental materials. The stated purpose is to restrict treatment to materials unlikely to provoke an allergic reaction or undue sensitivity in that individual patient.
What restorative and implant materials are used?
Restorations are placed in BPA-free composite rather than mercury amalgam, and implants are offered in ceramic and zirconia rather than metal. The office also provides CEREC single-visit dentistry, in which a permanent crown or bridge is produced and seated during one appointment.
What role does homeopathic medicine play in treatment here?
The practice may prescribe homeopathic remedies alongside conventional care for symptoms such as nerve pain, bone trauma, gum soreness or anxiety, with examples including Aconite, Arnica, Hypericum and Ruta Graveolens. It states that any use must be directed by its dentist and team, and that conventional dental treatment is still advised to address the underlying problem.
Does the office take environmental and radiation exposure into account?
It describes itself as a green, environmentally conscious office that uses digital X-rays to reduce radiation exposure by 90 percent and that monitors how all materials are used and disposed of. Material compatibility and waste handling are presented as part of the same approach rather than separate concerns.