About Virtue Dental Care
Virtue Dental Care is a biological dental clinic at 301 East Lee Avenue in Yadkinville, North Carolina, established in 1979 and working to the protocols and standards of biological dentistry. The clinic is mercury-free, using non-metal restoration methods, and mercury-safe: existing amalgam is removed at the request of the patient or guardian under the protocols set out by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. Restorative and diagnostic work is supported by CEREC and 3D CBCT imaging, so examinations are read in relation to a patient's general health rather than the teeth alone. The clinic's stated emphasis is oral-systemic: biocompatible restorations, patient education for daily home care, and comprehensive care for adults and children, including biological pediatric dentistry. Existing patients call (336) 679-2034; new patients call (336) 606-0040.
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Credentialed Clinician
Mary Katherine Taylor
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 301 E Lee Avenue, Yadkinville, NC 27055
- Telephone: (336) 606-0040
- Website: https://www.dentalvirtue.com/
- City: Yadkinville, NC (all North Carolina clinics)
Common Questions
What does Virtue Dental Care do differently when removing amalgam fillings?
The clinic follows the amalgam-removal safety protocol set out by the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology. The clinic notes that no system is considered one hundred percent effective, but that these standards eliminate or reduce most risks.
Why does the clinic emphasise avoiding dental amalgam at all?
The clinic cites the FDA's advice that certain vulnerable and high-risk groups avoid dental amalgam where possible, because of the mercury these fillings contain. The groups the clinic lists from that advice are pregnant women and their fetuses, women planning pregnancy, nursing women and their infants, children under six, people with neurological conditions such as Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis or Parkinson's disease, people with impaired kidney function, and those sensitive or allergic to mercury or other amalgam components.
Does the clinic treat children?
Yes. The clinic offers biological pediatric dentistry, which it describes as combining conventional dental care with attention to overall wellness and the long-term effects of each treatment. Care is staged by age: gum cleaning guidance before the first teeth emerge, with nutritional advice and answers on pacifiers, baby bottle tooth decay and thumb sucking; visits from about one year to monitor oral development; hygiene habits and watchfulness for orthodontic issues through grade school; and frank discussion of tobacco, alcohol, drugs and eating disorders with teenagers from a dental standpoint.
What technology is used for examination and restorative work?
The clinic states that it uses restorative and diagnostic technologies including CEREC and 3D CBCT imaging, and that these allow thorough examinations in which dental health is assessed in relation to a patient's overall health. The clinic was established in 1979 with the aim of incorporating updated technology and biological dental standards.