About Clear Fork Healthy Dental
Clear Fork Healthy Dental Care is a small, private practice in west Fort Worth that describes its work as holistic and whole-body: every material and every treatment is weighed for its effect beyond the tooth. The office uses metal-free materials and fluoride-free options, and it operates as a fluoride-free practice, with hygienists mixing their own prophylaxis paste from pumice containing no fluoride, flavor oils, colorants or gluten. Clinical scope spans preventive and general dentistry, mercury-free dentistry and amalgam removal with biocompatible materials, porcelain crowns, fixed bridges and veneers, composite restorations, dental implants and implant restorations, oral and maxillofacial surgery including platelet-rich fibrin and bone grafting, periodontal therapy, pediatric care, TMJ appliances, sleep apnea consults, Invisalign, and laser treatment of pediatric and adult lip and tongue ties. Clinicians at this practice are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.
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Credentialed Clinicians
Stacy Cole, DDS, CIABDM
CertifiedIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Michael Shelby (DMD)
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 4812 Bryant Irvin Ct
- Telephone: 817-731-9291
- Website: https://clearforkdental.com
- City: Fort Worth, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
What does this practice mean when it calls itself a holistic dental office?
The practice states that it considers every product it uses and every treatment it offers, selecting metal-free materials and fluoride-free options on the reasoning that the mouth is one part of the whole body. In its own framing the aim is oral-systemic support rather than treatment of the dentition in isolation, with each care plan built around the patient's stated concerns and medical situation.
Is this a fluoride-free office, and what happens during a cleaning here?
Yes. The office states it is fluoride free and that its hygienists make their own polishing paste from pumice, containing no fluoride, flavor oils, colorants or gluten. A recall visit includes examination of diagnostic radiographs, an oral cancer screening, a gum disease evaluation, inspection of tooth surfaces and existing restorations, then removal of calculus and plaque above and below the gum line, followed by polishing.
How does the practice handle removal of existing amalgam fillings?
The office describes itself as a mercury-free practice and lists amalgam removal among its regular services, replacing amalgam with biocompatible materials selected on oral-systemic grounds rather than on restorative behavior alone. Amalgam removal is presented as its own service category on the practice's services page, alongside the cosmetic and restorative work it supports.
Does the office treat infants with lip or tongue ties?
It does. The practice performs lip and tongue frenectomies for patients ranging from newborn to twelve months, and describes the procedure it performs as minimally invasive. Laser treatment of lip and tongue ties is also listed for pediatric and adult patients among the services the office provides.
What is available here for jaw pain, headaches or disordered breathing during sleep?
The practice treats patients with TMJ complaints, noting that headaches accompanied by difficulty chewing or opening the mouth warrant assessment by a dental professional, and it lists TMJ appliances and sleep apnea consults among its services. Massage therapy for head, neck and myofascial problems, using craniosacral, neuromuscular, trigger point, lymphatic drainage and myofascial release techniques, is provided in the office.