About Biodentistry MI
BioDentistryMI is a holistic dental practice at 50 West Big Beaver, Suite 120, in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, whose clinicians are recorded with the Holistic Dental Association and the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Its declared specialty is airway-focused dentistry: the structural, functional and myofunctional evaluation of sleep-disordered breathing, tongue and lip ties, oral myofunctional disorders and jaw underdevelopment in both children and adults. Alongside preventive, restorative and cosmetic work, the practice describes oral microbiome testing, early intervention, SMART amalgam removal, medical-grade ozone, low-radiation digital radiography and collaboration with other healthcare providers.
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Credentialed Clinicians
Sue Shoha
HDA member AccreditedHDA recordverified 22 October 2026
IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Pria Shoha
IAOMT memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 50 West Big Beaver, Suite 120, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48304
- Telephone: 2486483660
- Website: https://biodentistrymi.com/
- City: Bloomfield Hills, MI (all Michigan clinics)
Common Questions
What does an airway-focused dental evaluation at this practice assess?
The practice describes a whole-body approach that looks beyond teeth and gums at how the structure and function of the mouth, jaws and airway affect breathing, sleep quality, posture and development. It screens for sleep-disordered breathing, tongue ties, oral myofunctional disorders and jaw underdevelopment in children and adults, and states that treatment may involve myofunctional therapy, expansion techniques and collaboration with other healthcare providers.
How is ozone used during treatment here?
The practice states that it uses medical-grade ozone to ozonate the water used in all of its dental procedures.
Is the practice accepting new patients?
The practice states that it is accepting new patients for airway and sleep concerns. For hygiene and restorative dentistry it operates a waitlist rather than open scheduling.
What happens at a first visit?
The practice states that a first visit includes a comprehensive examination, advanced diagnostics and a personalized treatment plan based on the patient's oral health needs, with a thorough approach oriented toward long-term dental wellness.
What is the practice's position on dental radiographs?
The practice calls dental X-rays the gold standard for diagnosing what cannot be seen directly, including decay between teeth, bone loss and infection, and states that without proper imaging it risks missing important information.
At what age does the practice see children?
The practice recommends that children be seen by a pediatric dentist until they are more cooperative at appointments, an age it notes varies by child, and does not see children under age 7 for a first dental appointment. For tongue and lip ties or other airway concerns it may see children under 7 with a referral from a medical provider.