About Bite Dentistry

Bite Dentistry occupies a suite at 3212 West End Ave in Nashville, serving the Bellemeade, Green Hills and Forest Hills areas of the city. Its stated orientation is oral-systemic: oral health treated as part of whole-body health, with conservative treatment planning aimed at intercepting dental disease before it develops. Airway function is a named focus, and the practice states it evaluates and assists in treating obstructive sleep apnea and snoring, listing oral appliances and Vivos among its airway services. Restorative and surgical work covers inlays and onlays, bonding, crowns, bridges, implants, periodontal gum therapy, extractions and bone grafting, alongside preventive hygiene, digital radiography, VELscope and Oral ID oral cancer screening, clear aligners, TMJ/TMD management and sedation. Clinicians at this practice are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine and the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology.

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Credentialed Clinician

Cristin Lewis, DDS

IABDM member SMART

IABDM recordverified 18 October 2026

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

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What does this practice's whole-body orientation mean for treatment planning?

The practice frames prevention as oral-systemic, stating that optimal oral health supports systemic health and that the gums hold an interdependent relationship with the teeth they support. Treatment plans are built around stopping dental problems before they start, using regular hygiene visits and comprehensive examinations that begin with a review of oral and medical histories before diagnostic imaging is taken.

Does the practice evaluate airway and sleep-breathing problems?

Yes. Airway health is one of its named service areas, and the practice treats the mouth as a structural contributor to the rest of the body. It states it can evaluate and assist with treating obstructive sleep apnea, snoring and related conditions, and lists oral appliances and Vivos among the airway treatments it provides.

What restorative, surgical and orthodontic work is handled in-house?

The published service list spans restorative dentistry — inlays and onlays, adhesive bonding, crowns and bridges, fillings and dental implants — together with oral surgery including extractions and bone grafting, periodontal gum therapy, clear aligners, TMJ and TMD treatment, sedation dentistry, emergency dentistry, and cosmetic work such as porcelain veneers, bonding, whitening and smile makeovers.

What imaging is taken, and how often should a patient expect it?

The practice uses digital radiography rather than film, citing studies that report radiation reductions of up to 70 percent, with images viewable immediately and stored electronically. A new patient receives a digital X-ray to establish the status of the teeth. After that, interval is set by what the examination finds: every six months for some patients, every few years for others.

Is oral cancer screening part of a routine hygiene visit?

Yes. Oral cancer screening is described as part of regular hygiene cleanings and examinations rather than a separate appointment. The practice names VELscope and Oral ID as the assessment technologies it uses, stating they are able to detect oral cancer at its earliest stages. Digital cameras and diagnostic imaging are used alongside the clinical examination.

Does the practice treat children and infants?

Yes. The practice states that children of all ages are seen. Pediatric preventive work includes BPA-free dental sealants painted into the deep grooves of the molars where decay begins. The practice also describes laser frenectomy treatment for tongue and lip ties, conditions it notes can make the early months of breastfeeding more difficult.