About BioSmile Health
BioSmile Health is a biological dental clinic at 547 E Pine St, Suite 202 in Central Point, Oregon, serving the Rogue Valley including Medford, Jacksonville and Ashland as well as patients travelling from further afield. The clinicians practise metal-free, mercury-free dentistry: ceramic (zirconia) implants, BPA-free adhesive composite restorations, biological oral surgery and laser procedures using the Fotona system. The clinic states it works without mercury, fluoride, metals or BPA, and treats the mouth as part of a wider oral-systemic picture rather than in isolation. Amalgam removal follows the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology SMART protocol, with high-volume evacuation, rubber dam isolation, copious irrigation and supplemental oxygen. Surgical work centres on complete debridement of extraction sites, platelet-rich fibrin grafting and treatment of cavitations, also termed Covered Socket Residuum, confirmed on 3D imaging. Implant diagnosis, surgical placement and final restoration are carried out in-house.
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Credentialed Clinician
Derrick Johnson
Accredited IABDM memberIAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026
IABDM recordverified 24 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 547 E Pine St, Suite 202, Central Point, OR 97502
- Telephone: 5417271442
- Website: https://www.biosmilehealth.com/
- City: Central Point, OR (all Oregon clinics)
Common Questions
What does BioSmile Health use instead of titanium for dental implants?
The clinic places ceramic (zirconia) implants, which it describes as metal-free, hypoallergenic, corrosion-free and plaque-resistant. These are offered to patients who have a known metal sensitivity or titanium reaction, a history of unexplained inflammation, or who have spent years reducing metal exposure and do not want a titanium fixture. Single-tooth, multiple-tooth, aesthetic-zone and full-arch restorations are all handled this way.
How does the clinic remove mercury amalgam fillings?
BioSmile Health follows the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology SMART protocol. Fillings are sectioned into large chunks rather than ground down, with high-volume evacuation tips positioned near the filling, copious water irrigation to limit vapour, a rubber dam barrier against particle ingestion, and supplemental oxygen through a nasal mask. Ozone therapy oxidises residual particles, and detoxification support follows removal.
What is a cavitation, and how does the clinic identify one?
A cavitation is an area inside the jaw where bone failed to heal after a tooth was removed, leaving a hollow space that can hold dead tissue and bacteria while surface bone seals it over, hiding it from standard 2D X-rays. The clinic uses the more precise radiographic term Covered Socket Residuum, confirms suspected sites on 3D imaging, and obtains a pathology report once a site is surgically opened and cleaned.
What materials does the clinic use for fillings and restorations?
Restorations use BPA-free composite systems, selected because many conventional composites contain or release bisphenol A, an endocrine disruptor. The clinic applies biomimetic principles, preserving maximum healthy tooth structure and relying on adhesive bonding to enamel and dentin so restorations flex with the tooth and seal against bacterial invasion and secondary decay.
What supportive therapies does the clinic integrate into complex treatment?
Complex cases draw on ozone therapy for infection control, platelet-rich fibrin to support bone and soft-tissue regeneration, intravenous vitamin C and other nutrients before surgery, photobiomodulation with the Fotona laser, lymphatic massage, hyperbaric oxygen in challenging cases, acupuncture for pain management, and nutritional supplementation. The clinic describes these as essential components of its protocol rather than optional additions.