About Integrative Holistic Dentistry
Integrative Holistic Dentistry occupies 891 Willow Drive, Suite 2B in Chapel Hill and serves patients across the greater Raleigh-Durham area. The clinic's dentists practise biological dentistry: care organised around the oral-systemic relationship, using biocompatible materials and minimally invasive technique. Mercury, BPA and fluoride are avoided in favour of ceramic and composite restoratives alongside ozone-based instrumentation for cleaning, restoring and protecting teeth. Biological evaluation is used to judge how a given procedure may bear on a patient's wider health and which treatment is safest for that physiology.
Recorded procedures span safe amalgam removal under IAOMT protocols, zirconia implants, ozone therapy, platelet-rich fibrin, periodontal therapy, cavitation treatment, TMJ/TMD and airway work, fluoride-free prophylaxis, and family and pediatric dentistry. The clinic also offers Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis to examine mineral imbalance and metal toxicity as contributors to oral and systemic complaints.
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Credentialed Clinicians
Michael Thomas NC
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Ralph Mensah, DDS, FICOI, AIAOMT
Accredited IABDM memberIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
IABDM recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 891 Willow Drive, Suite 2B, Chapel Hill, NC 27514
- Telephone: 919-942-2154
- Website: https://www.ihdnc.com
- City: Chapel Hill, NC (all North Carolina clinics)
Common Questions
What does biological dentistry mean at this clinic in practical terms?
The clinic treats the mouth as continuous with the rest of the body, prioritising the immune system, toxin-free restorations and minimally invasive therapy. Mercury, BPA and fluoride are avoided; ceramic, composite and ozone-based tools are used instead. Biological evaluation determines how a procedure may affect overall health and which treatment suits a given physiology.
How is amalgam removal handled here?
The clinic describes its mercury filling removal as following IAOMT protocols, with the restoration afterwards rebuilt in biocompatible materials.
What is Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis and why does a dental clinic offer it?
Hair Tissue Mineral Analysis is used at the Chapel Hill location to identify mineral imbalances, heavy metal toxicity and other root-cause contributors to oral and systemic health concerns. It sits alongside the clinic's mineral balancing work and reflects its oral-systemic framing of dental disease rather than treating symptoms in isolation.
Does the clinic see dental emergencies?
Yes. The clinic treats broken teeth, infection, swelling and sudden pain, with same-day appointments when available. Emergency care is directed at root-cause analysis as well as pain relief, using digital imaging, ozone therapy, biocompatible restorations and natural anti-inflammatories, with a minimally invasive approach intended to avoid unnecessary procedures.
How is periodontal disease treated without conventional antimicrobials?
Gum disease therapy at the clinic uses ozone, herbal rinses and root-cause assessment, and the same approach is applied to bleeding gums. Ozone nasal and ear insufflation is offered separately to address the sinuses and ears. Halitosis is likewise worked up for its underlying cause rather than masked.
When is the clinic open?
Monday through Wednesday from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Thursday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The clinic is closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It can be reached at 919-942-2154 or info@ihdnc.com, at 891 Willow Drive Suite 2B, Chapel Hill, NC 27514.