About Healthy Dental Alternatives
Healthy Dental Alternatives is a dental clinic at 10815 Sikes Place in Charlotte, North Carolina, working across routine restorative treatment and holistic or biological dentistry. Recorded work includes implant and cosmetic reconstruction, tooth extraction, bite treatment, TMJ assessment and cone beam computed tomography imaging. The clinic replaces existing amalgam fillings with non-metal restorations, and treats extraction sockets with ozonated water and oxygen-ozone gas before placing biocompatible graft material and a membrane, a ridge preservation approach intended to clean the site, preserve bone and seal it from the oral environment. Occlusion is treated here as structural rather than incidental: the clinic describes a balanced bite, with the lower jaw seated in the joints and even contact across all the teeth, as the condition for stress-reduced function and for the durability of restorative and implant work.
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Credentialed Clinician
Anusha Chintala
SMARTIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 10815 Sikes Place, Suite 310, Charlotte, NC 28277
- Telephone: (704) 841-7358
- Website: https://www.healthydentalalternatives.com/
- City: Charlotte, NC (all North Carolina clinics)
Common Questions
What does this clinic do when a tooth has to be extracted?
When a tooth cannot be saved, the clinic removes soft tissue and infection from the socket, including tissue associated with an abscess and the ligament between the roots and the bone. The socket is then treated with ozonated water and oxygen-ozone gas to reduce infection in the bone, and sealed with biocompatible graft material. The clinic's own case images show a PRF bone graft placed in the socket with a membrane sutured over it. This is called ridge preservation.
What does the clinic mean by a balanced bite, and why does it assess the jaw joint?
The clinic treats occlusion as the basis of durable treatment. A balanced bite starts with the lower jaw properly seated in the jaw joints, requires all the teeth to contact evenly when biting so that stress is reduced, and requires the teeth to slide over one another correctly during jaw movement. Without that balance, the clinic describes continued wear, cracking and movement of teeth, implant failure, and fracture or rejection of porcelain veneers, crowns and bridges.
Can an existing amalgam filling be replaced with a non-metal restoration here?
Yes. The clinic documents replacing an old amalgam filling with a non-metal cosmetic filling, and also carries out larger cosmetic and oral reconstruction in which upper and lower teeth are treated with combinations of implants, crowns, bridges and porcelain veneers.
Why does the clinic take a CBCT scan?
CT, captured by cone beam technique as a CBCT, gives the clinic insight into the condition of the bones of the jaw. The clinic uses it to diagnose pathology, to plan dental implant therapy, to produce three-dimensional images and to fabricate surgical guides for implant surgery. Alongside MRI, it also forms part of the clinic's TMJ and occlusal analysis.
What routine treatment does the clinic provide besides biological dentistry?
Alongside holistic and biological dentistry, routine care at the clinic covers implant and cosmetic treatment, TMJ care, digital dentistry, cone beam computed tomography, tooth extractions and bite treatment. The clinic also states that texting is available in the office.