About Spring Smiles

Spring Smiles is a Holly Springs, North Carolina clinic whose clinicians practise holistic and biological dentistry, combining dental technology with biocompatible materials and patient-centered care. Treatment planning is biocompatibility-focused, prioritising BPA-free, fluoride-free and mercury-free materials to help reduce unnecessary inflammatory or toxic exposure, and the clinic uses ozonated water as a non-toxic adjunct supporting oral hygiene and bacterial management. Evaluation is deliberately oral-systemic: the clinic assesses tooth-organ meridian relationships and oral and salivary indicators related to inflammation, mineral balance and oral microbiome health, and considers nutritional status as part of informed care discussions. Amalgam removal follows the SMART (Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique) protocol, supported by air filtration and source-capture suction, with individualized pre- and post-treatment nutraceutical guidance. Imaging is low-dose, including CBCT used only where it offers meaningful diagnostic benefit.

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Credentialed Clinician

Gabriel Duncan

Accredited

IAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Fluoride-Free Prophylaxis

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

How does this clinic remove mercury amalgam fillings?

All mercury amalgam fillings requiring removal at Spring Smiles are removed using the SMART protocol — the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique — which applies protective measures before, during and after the procedure to reduce exposure to mercury vapour and particulate matter for patients, clinical staff and the surrounding environment.

What materials does the clinic use, and why?

The clinic prioritises BPA-free, fluoride-free and mercury-free materials and applies biocompatibility-focused treatment planning intended to reduce unnecessary inflammatory or toxic exposure.

What does an evaluation at this clinic include beyond the teeth?

Evaluation takes an oral-systemic view: the clinicians assess tooth-organ meridian relationships and oral and salivary indicators related to inflammation, mineral balance and oral microbiome health, considering how dental findings may reflect broader systemic patterns. Those insights inform preventive strategies, individualized care planning and patient education, and nutritional status is considered where appropriate as part of informed care discussions.

How is ozone used here?

The clinic uses ozone technology, and specifically ozonated water, as a non-toxic adjunct supporting oral hygiene and bacterial management alongside its preventive and restorative work.

What imaging does the clinic use, and how is radiation exposure limited?

Imaging is low-dose and digital, including CBCT scans and the NOMAD handheld X-ray device. Cone beam computed tomography renders teeth, jawbone, surrounding structures and nerve pathways in three dimensions in a single quick rotation, and the clinic recommends it only where it offers meaningful diagnostic benefit, with the dose minimised. Digital impressions are taken with an iTero scanner rather than conventional impression materials.