About Carolinas BioHealth Dentistry
Carolinas BioHealth Dentistry is a holistic, biocompatible and aesthetic dental clinic in Clemmons, North Carolina, serving the greater Winston-Salem area. Its stated approach treats dental materials, products, services and equipment through the lens of the whole system: the clinic describes the mouth and the rest of the body as inextricably linked, addressing how systemic health affects the oral cavity and how oral health influences the function of the rest of the body. The clinic states that all procedures it offers use non-toxic materials and precision technology, and that dental ozone is used when performing many standard dental procedures. It does not place silver-coloured amalgam fillings containing mercury, and it applies the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART) protocol, established by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, when existing amalgam is removed. Restorative and cosmetic work extends from stain removal and the correction of chips and gaps through to complete smile makeovers.
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Credentialed Clinician
William Tyler Wynne
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 100 Stadium Oaks Drive, Suite A, Clemmons, NC 27012
- Telephone: 3367930577
- Website: http://www.cbhdentistry.com/
- City: Clemmons, NC (all North Carolina clinics)
Common Questions
What does "holistic and biocompatible" mean at this clinic?
Holistic dentistry, also called biological dentistry, views all dental materials, products, services and equipment through the lens of the whole system, meaning a patient's entire body. Biocompatible is the related idea that materials and products are tissue-friendly. The clinic states that the oral cavity and the rest of the body are inextricably linked, and that every procedure it offers uses non-toxic materials.
How is an existing amalgam filling removed here?
The clinic follows the SMART protocol, which the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology established to minimise mercury exposure during amalgam removal. Measures described include protective gowns, covers and masks, supplemental oxygen, mercury vapour ionisers, supplemental high-volume air filtration, an amalgam separator to collect mercury waste, and sectioning the amalgam into large chunks rather than drilling it out, which reduces airborne particulate.
What is the difference between mercury-free and mercury-safe?
The clinic draws the distinction directly. Mercury-free means amalgam fillings are not placed at all. Mercury-safe concerns removal: safeguards and equipment that filter mercury vapours and particulate released during the procedure, plus systems to collect and dispose of mercury waste. The clinic states it is both, and that many holistic dentists are mercury-free without being mercury-safe.
Why is mercury in amalgam treated as a concern?
Amalgam fillings are called silver fillings for their colour but contain little silver; mercury makes up around half of each filling by weight, with copper, tin and silver making up the rest. The clinic cites the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology's literature review associating more than 250 adverse symptoms with mercury-containing amalgams, and notes mercury is released at higher levels when a filling is heated or altered.
How do I arrange an appointment, and where is the clinic?
The clinic is in Clemmons, North Carolina, within the greater Winston-Salem area, and asks prospective patients to telephone (336) 793-0577 to schedule an appointment.