About Birmingham OMS, PLC
Birmingham OMS, PLC is an oral and maxillofacial surgery practice at 555 South Old Woodward, Suite 777, Birmingham, Michigan, whose clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. The practice describes the full scope of oral and maxillofacial surgery — dental implant placement, wisdom tooth and impacted tooth removal, tooth extractions, bone grafting, jaw surgery, oral pathology, pre-prosthetic surgery, anesthesia and 3D imaging — alongside a holistic track that frames dental health in oral-systemic terms. Its holistic pages set out a biological approach: non-amalgam materials in place of mercury amalgam, a technique that limits mercury exposure when existing amalgam is replaced, avoidance of therapy containing fluoride, and ozone therapy among the non-surgical alternatives used in managing oral pain and gum disease. Surgical management is described as also including laser applications, bone grafting and platelet-rich plasma applications intended to enrich bone healing.
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Credentialed Clinician
Jonathon Anderson
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 555 South Old Woodward, Suite 777, Birmingham, MI 48009
- Telephone: (248) 647-4700
- Website: https://www.birminghamomsmi.com/
- City: Birmingham, MI (all Michigan clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean by a holistic approach?
Its holistic pages define holistic dentistry as treating the patient by addressing the connection between oral health and whole-body health, drawing on physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. The stated approach treats nutrition as a primary factor in dental health and favours non-invasive, biocompatible alternatives before recommending procedures that involve surgery or toxic chemicals.
How does the practice approach mercury amalgam fillings?
The practice states that holistic dentists regard mercury-amalgam fillings as unsafe and use non-amalgam alternatives in dental fillings instead. Where existing amalgam is replaced with a non-amalgam filling, it describes a procedure that limits mercury exposure. It also describes using non-toxic pain management wherever possible and avoiding any therapy containing fluoride.
Where does ozone therapy fit into treatment here?
Ozone therapy is listed among the non-invasive, non-surgical alternatives to root canal treatment the practice describes, within an emphasis on diagnosing the cause of oral pain and gum disease. It also appears under surgical management, alongside laser applications, bone grafting and platelet-rich plasma applications, in conjunction with extractions, impacted wisdom tooth removal and implant placement.
Which oral surgery procedures does the practice list?
The procedures page lists 3D imaging, anesthesia, bone grafting, dental implants, exposure of impacted teeth, jaw surgery, oral pathology, pre-prosthetic surgery, tooth extractions and wisdom teeth. The practice describes managing a wide variety of problems relating to the mouth, teeth and facial regions.
How is implant treatment staged and coordinated?
Implant placement is described as a team effort: the oral and maxillofacial surgeon performs the implant surgery, initial extractions and any bone grafting, while the patient's own restorative dentist fits the permanent prosthesis and any temporary one. Single-stage implants may avoid a second uncovering procedure but require a minimum of three months of healing before artificial teeth are placed.