About Langellier Dental

Langellier Dental practices holistic dentistry in Holland, Michigan, describing itself as West Michigan's first holistic dentistry practice and the first in the region to work from the connection between the mouth and the rest of the body. Its clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. The practice operates a membership model with a deliberately limited patient list, which it states creates longer appointment time, greater access and extended one-on-one examination rather than high-volume scheduling. Clinical work spans biological dental examination, biological and wisdom-tooth extraction, dental cavitation surgery, ceramic implants, Nightlase laser therapy for snoring and sleep apnea, photobiomodulation and tongue-tie release. The stated commitment is a biological, non-toxic approach using biocompatible materials and methods, with ozone, platelet-rich fibrin and Erbium laser applied chairside during surgical care.

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Credentialed Clinician

Eric Langellier, DMD

IABDM member

IABDM recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy Zirconia Dental Implants Biological Tooth Extraction Cavitation Treatment Family Dentistry Oral Surgery Pediatric Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What makes a biological extraction here different from a conventional one?

A biological extraction removes all diseased tissues along with the non-restorable or infected tooth, and in wisdom-tooth cases the periodontal ligament as well. The practice states that removing the surrounding diseased tissue supports quicker, more complete healing, and that patients receive high-spectrum Erbium laser treatment, platelet-rich protein and ozone in the chair, plus home care instructions and a healing protocol.

What is a dental cavitation, and why does this practice treat it surgically?

The practice describes a cavitation as a hole in the jawbone, usually at a site where a tooth was removed and the bone did not heal or fill in properly, which can fill with toxins and bacteria and become painful. It states anaerobic bacteria flourish inside and that their waste products are associated with digestive problems, chronic fatigue and malaise. Untreated cavitations are described as possible causes of chronic facial pain, termed NICO.

Why does the practice use ceramic implants instead of titanium?

Ceramic implants are presented as an alternative to traditional implants because the material is biocompatible, hypoallergenic, and does not corrode in the way the practice attributes to titanium. The practice also notes ceramic can be colour-matched to the adjacent dentition so the restoration reads as the patient's own tooth.

How does the membership model change what care looks like?

Patients pay a direct annual fee for comprehensive care rather than working through traditional insurance. The practice limits its patient numbers to create time for personalised and accessible care.

What happens at a first visit?

The practice offers a free, initial 30-minute consultation in which a personalised health plan is developed from the patient's health history and genetic profile.

Does the practice address snoring, airway and tongue-tie concerns?

Yes. Nightlase is a non-invasive laser treatment the practice describes as renaturing collagen so the airway enlarges, citing research that snoring is reduced by 74 percent and that it is effective for mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. Tongue-tie release is performed with a surgical laser to cut and reduce oral fascia, followed by a physical therapy regimen to strengthen the tongue musculature.