About Towne Park Dentistry

Towne Park Dentistry is a dental practice in Troy, Ohio. Alongside general dentistry it lists restorative, cosmetic, jaw and sleep, implant and biological dentistry as its areas of work. Its stated method is to listen to a patient's concerns and ideas before making recommendations, to determine how oral health may be affecting the rest of the body, and to customize treatment to the individual situation rather than applying a standard sequence.

Biological dentistry is defined here as concern with the whole-body effects of all dental materials, techniques and procedures. On that basis the practice holds that mercury should be avoided in the mouth, uses the SMART (Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique) protocol when amalgam is removed, recommends alternatives to fluoride for cavity prevention, treats nutrition as a primary factor in dental and medical concerns, and frames informed consent as the patient's own decision-making authority. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.

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Credentialed Clinician

Bryan Harju

Accredited

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials SMART Amalgam Removal TMJ / TMD Therapy

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does biological dentistry mean at this practice?

Biological dentistry is defined here as concern with the whole-body effects of all dental materials, techniques and procedures. In practice that means avoiding mercury in the mouth, recommending alternatives to fluoride for cavity prevention, treating nutrition as the most important factor in many dental and medical concerns, and holding that the health of the teeth and gums directly affects overall health.

How is existing mercury amalgam handled if it is removed?

The practice states that mercury is toxic and that its use in the mouth should be avoided because of the potential to create health problems.

Does the practice treat jaw joint pain and sleep problems?

It lists a jaw and sleep category for patients with pain or tenderness in the jaw joint or muscles, and for patients with problems of sleep quality, snoring or apnea. Restorative work for complex dental problems, cosmetic treatment, implant dentistry and biological dentistry are listed as its other areas alongside general dentistry.

What tooth replacement options are offered?

Implants are described as freestanding tooth replacements that stand independently of adjacent teeth. The practice also uses implants to anchor dentures, particularly lower dentures that tend to shift during speech or chewing, and to replace missing teeth for patients currently wearing removable partial dentures.

What should a new patient do before a first appointment?

New patients are asked to print and complete the practice's patient information form before the first visit. The practice also offers an office tour and describes the equipment it uses, including digital x-rays, digital scanning in place of physical impressions, and 3-D printing.