About The Grove Dental
The Grove Dental practises biomimetic dentistry in Grants Pass, Oregon, an approach the clinic describes as copying nature: rebuilding a tooth to its natural strength, resilience and integrity so it can keep out disease naturally. The stated goals are less drilling, removing less tooth structure when a filling or restoration is placed, and building the tooth back up as close to its natural design as possible. The clinic uses advanced materials and adhesives to create a strong bond, and describes techniques intended to make restorative work respond to daily use like natural tooth structure, reducing stress and cracking. Alongside restorative work, the clinic lists TMJ therapy, sleep apnea mouth guards, porcelain veneers, periodontal treatment with laser therapy, and preventive hygiene services for patients of all ages. Clinicians here are recorded with the Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry.
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Credentialed Clinician
Dr. Steven Rogers
AOBMD memberAOBMD recordverified 24 October 2026
Procedures
Clinic Details
- Address: 1235 NE 6th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526
- Telephone: (541) 215-8075
- Website: https://drrogers.com/
- City: Grants Pass, OR (all Oregon clinics)
Common Questions
What does this clinic mean when it says it practises biomimetic dentistry?
The clinic states that biomimetic means to copy nature, and that its approach uses techniques which rebuild a tooth to its natural strength, resilience and integrity so the tooth can keep out disease naturally.
Why does the clinic emphasise the root canal cycle?
The clinic states that the root canal cycle begins for many teeth once a filling or restoration is required, and that its biomimetic approach has an extremely high success rate in breaking that cycle. It attributes this to resilient materials that seal teeth from infection and to removing the smallest amount of tooth structure needed to repair the tooth. The clinic states that its biomimetic fillings rarely result in a root canal procedure.
Does the clinic treat TMJ disorders and sleep-related concerns?
Yes. Under modern dentistry the clinic lists TMJ therapy and sleep apnea mouth guards among its services, alongside its biomimetic philosophy, air abrasion or no-drill treatment, family dental services and periodontal treatment with laser therapy. Patient reviews published on the clinic's own site describe treatment for severe TMJ.
How is laser therapy used for gum treatment here?
The clinic describes using lasers to treat diseased gums, treat cold sores and perform diagnostic tests without making an incision. It states that the laser's precision allows diseased tissue to be removed while healthy tissue is left untouched, and that the laser can sterilise damaged gum pockets to isolate disease and accelerate healing. The clinic also describes laser contouring for patients who feel their gum display is excessive.
Does the clinic treat families and children as well as restorative cases?
Yes. The clinic states that it offers dental services for the whole family and teaches patients to maintain oral health from a young age so those habits carry into adulthood. Beyond hygiene it provides restorative services for the entire family, including fillings, implants and gum therapies, and attributes the quality of those restorations to advanced training and education in biomimetic dentistry.
How often does this clinic recommend a hygiene visit, and why?
The clinic recommends a dental hygiene appointment every six months. It explains that plaque buildup over time cannot be resolved with a toothbrush and that many areas are impossible to reach alone. If plaque hardens into calculus, the clinic states, even a small amount can cause gum disease. It frames regular cleanings in oral-systemic terms, as protection against spreading oral infection to the body.