About Wilmington Holistic Dentistry

Wilmington Holistic Dentistry sits at 6200 Oleander Drive in Wilmington, North Carolina, and defines holistic dentistry as dentistry centred on material selection rather than as a dental specialty. Its stated position is that conventional restorative work fills prepared teeth with foreign materials ranging from mercury-laden metals to BPA-containing plastics, and that selecting safer materials is the core of the discipline. Each patient obtains a full assessment of health status before any restorative dentistry is recommended.

The clinic extends that definition to the oral-systemic relationship. Recorded work includes mercury-filling removal under the SMART protocol, ozone therapy, biological tooth extractions, fluoride-free dentistry, oral pH testing and nutritional counselling, all-ceramic crowns, and a biocompatible alternative to titanium implants. A three-dimensional cone beam radiograph is used to assess airways and bony defects such as cavitations and failing root canals.

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Credentialed Clinician

Jessica Shireman

Accredited

IAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Zirconia Dental Implants Biological Tooth Extraction Cavitation Treatment Ceramic Crowns Fluoride-Free Prophylaxis Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does Wilmington Holistic Dentistry mean by holistic dentistry?

The clinic defines holistic dentistry as dentistry with a focus on safe materials, treated as a scope of general dentistry rather than a specialty. It also extends that definition to the role of dentistry in whole-body health, so each patient obtains a full assessment of health status before any restorative dentistry is recommended.

How is amalgam removal approached here?

The clinic treats mercury fillings as a toxic substance on the basis that all blends of dental amalgam contain more than 50% mercury, and it performs mercury-filling removal following the SMART protocol.

What material is used for crowns and onlays?

Only all-ceramic crowns are offered, selected as the most biocompatible material. The clinic notes that amalgam expands and contracts differently from tooth structure, and that years of such fillings combined with hot and cold liquids can produce microfractures. Each tooth is treatment-planned individually, choosing the more conservative restoration where possible.

What imaging and radiography does the clinic use?

A three-dimensional cone beam radiograph is used to assess airways and bony defects such as cavitations and failing root canals. For digital radiographs the clinic states it uses the lowest-radiation handheld device known to it, describing the equivalent dose as comparable to eight minutes spent in the sun.

Can patients avoid fluoride, and is material sensitivity considered?

The clinic promotes fluoride-free dentistry and non-cytotoxic options for early tooth decay. It also offers biocompatibility testing, stating that it works with some highly sensitive patients and aims to use the safest materials available for each individual. Oral pH testing and consultations for any type of dental care desired are also available.