About Jeffrey Silver
Jeffrey A. Silver, D.D.S., Inc. is a biological, cosmetic, restorative and general dental practice at 3690 Orange Place #530 in Beachwood, Ohio, operating from the same location for more than thirty years. The practice is mercury-free and mercury-safe: no amalgam is placed, and the office maintains the equipment and training intended to limit patient exposure to mercury vapour while existing amalgam fillings are removed. Restorative work is done with non-metal, biocompatible materials, including BPA-free ceramic-based composite restorations built on silicate chemistry rather than classic monomers, and the practice is fluoride-free. The clinical premise is oral-systemic: that conditions in the mouth carry a documented relationship to general health, and that material selection should be matched to the individual patient's chemistry — particularly for patients with recent medical challenges or a family history of specific illness.
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Credentialed Clinician
Jeffrey Silver
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 3690 Orange Place, #530, Beachwood, OH 44122
- Telephone: 216-464-1496
- Website: https://www.jeffreysilverdds.com/
- City: Beachwood, OH (all Ohio clinics)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean when it says it is both mercury-free and mercury-safe?
Mercury-free means no amalgam or silver fillings are placed. Mercury-safe refers to removal: the office states it maintains the equipment, experience, training and skills needed to eliminate patient exposure to toxic mercury vapours during amalgam removal, and follows the SMART protocol for that work.
When does this practice consider existing amalgam fillings worth removing?
The office names specific indications rather than removing amalgam on principle: fillings over ten years old, a history of grinding or clenching, metal sensitivity, teeth that have begun to fracture around the fillings, or fillings that have become sensitive. It notes that unsafe removal can expose a patient to toxic material, which is why the protocol and equipment matter more than the decision to remove alone.
How does the practice define biological dentistry?
The practice quotes the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology's framing: biological dentistry is not a recognised dental specialty but a thought process applicable to all facets of practice, seeking the safest and least toxic route to the goals of modern dentistry.
What stated benefits does the biocompatible approach aim at?
The office lists the use of toxic-free substances, minimal disruption to the mouth during procedures, ceramic rather than metal restorations, improvement in oral and overall health through the elimination of mercury, and a focus on long-term rather than short-term health.
What do patients report about the practice?
Google reviewers describe thorough explanation and questions welcomed, holistic recommendations, and accommodation during dental emergencies. Reviewers also mention the front desk and office manager handling insurance questions and holistic concerns directly.