About Midwest Biohealth
Midwest BioHealth is a biological dental practice in New Albany, Ohio, serving patients throughout Columbus and the surrounding Midwest. The practice treats the mouth as continuous with the rest of the body, weighing dental materials, airway structure, inflammation and biocompatibility rather than evaluating individual teeth in isolation. The office is mercury-free, fluoride-free and latex-free, and its clinical emphasis falls on safe removal of amalgam fillings and dental metals, zirconia ceramic implants, airway-focused evaluation in children and adults, and ozone-assisted disinfection. Treatment planning is deliberately conservative: natural tooth structure is preserved where possible, materials are selected for oral-systemic compatibility, and patients are given time for health-history review, one-on-one discussion and explanation of options. Appointments are not double-booked. The practice participates in no dental networks.
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Credentialed Clinician
John Johnson
AccreditedIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 5121 Forest Drive, Suite A, New Albany, OH 43054
- Telephone: 6147759300
- Website: https://midwestbiohealth.com
- Insurance and payment, in the clinic’s words: “We are happy to prepare any dental insurance claims as a service to you, to help maximize your dental benefits. Payment is due at the time of service unless other financial arrangements have been made. Insurance is a contract between you and the Insurance Company: we are not a part of that contract.” (source, read October 2026)
- City: New Albany, OH (all Ohio clinics)
Common Questions
What does Midwest BioHealth mean by biological dentistry?
Biological dentistry here is a systems-based approach: the practice evaluates how dental materials, chronic oral conditions, airway structure and inflammation may relate to immune and neurological function and to health beyond the mouth.
How does the practice handle removal of mercury amalgam fillings and dental metals?
The practice states that removing amalgam fillings and dental metals improperly may increase exposure rather than reduce it.
Does Midwest BioHealth perform root canal therapy?
No. Root canal therapy is not performed in this office; when it is judged the most appropriate option, patients are referred to endodontic specialists who focus exclusively on those procedures. The practice's role is to supply advanced diagnostics and education so a patient can weigh root canal therapy against extraction, ceramic implants, bridges or partial dentures and decide for themselves.
How is ozone therapy used here?
Ozone, a naturally occurring form of oxygen studied for supporting disinfection and reducing microbial burden, is incorporated as part of the practice's minimally invasive approach. Root canal systems contain microscopic branches and tubules that conventional instruments reach poorly; ozone may assist cleaning and disinfection in those spaces and can be used alongside conventional procedures when appropriate. The practice notes no procedure can assure a specific outcome.
What materials are used for children's restorative work?
Children's restorative care uses mercury-free and fluoride-free options: tooth-coloured composite resins or glass ionomer cement in place of amalgam, and fluoride-free remineralisation alternatives such as calcium phosphate pastes, xylitol products or hydroxyapatite toothpaste. Crowns may be stainless steel, zirconia or porcelain, and space maintainers are used when a primary tooth is lost early. The stated aim is preserving natural tooth structure.