About Reno Sleep Dentistry
Reno Sleep Dentistry is a biological dental clinic on Kietzke Lane in Reno, Nevada, where general dental care has been provided since 1993. Its stated approach treats oral health as part of overall wellness, and treatment is organised around biocompatible materials and fluoride-free routine care. Restorative work includes same-day e.max and zirconia crowns, laser fillings, and extractions supported by biological bone grafts using platelet-rich fibrin. Surgical scope covers metal-free zirconia implants placed on the same day as an extraction, and the debridement and grafting of cavitations — sites where bone has not filled in after a tooth was removed. Amalgam fillings are removed under a strict safe-removal protocol using rubber dam isolation and dedicated room ventilation. TMJ care is delivered with Kois Deprogrammer night guards and TMJ Botox, and intravenous sedation is available for longer surgical appointments or for patients with dental anxiety. The clinic treats patients of all ages, from newborns to adults, and states that it is accepting new patients.
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Credentialed Clinician
Ramin Homanfar
HDA member IAOMT memberHDA recordverified 27 October 2026
IAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 5420 Kietzke Lane, Suite 201, Reno, NV 89511
- Telephone: 7758275511
- Website: http://www.renosleepdentistry.com
- City: Reno, NV (all Nevada clinics)
Common Questions
Is fluoride used during hygiene appointments?
No. Reno Sleep Dentistry describes itself as a fluoride-free holistic dental clinic and states that it will never pressure a patient or their children into using fluoride products. Routine care is delivered with what it calls natural and holistic alternatives to conventional fluoride-based prophylaxis.
What precautions are taken when amalgam fillings are removed?
Amalgam removal follows a strict Safe Removal Protocol intended to protect both patients and clinical staff. The stated measures include rubber dam isolation, special ventilation systems in the treatment room, and additional safeguards.
What is cavitation treatment, and how is it carried out here?
The clinic defines a cavitation as a hole in the bone, typically at a site where a tooth was extracted and the bone did not heal or fill in properly, leaving osteonecrosis, or dead bone. Treatment consists of cleaning out the affected area and placing biological bone grafts intended to fill the defect and support healing.
Can a zirconia implant be placed at the same visit as the extraction?
Yes. The clinic states that its non-metal zirconia implants allow the implant to be placed on the same day as the extraction rather than after months of healing, and that temporary crowns can also be placed on the day of extraction.
Is dental insurance accepted?
The clinic accepts dental insurance but is not contracted with insurance providers, and states that it welcomes all PPO policies and works with a patient's plan to help them use their available benefits.