About Holistic Dental Associates
Holistic Dental Associates is a biological and holistic dental practice located off FM 2920 near Kuykendahl in Spring, Texas, also seeing patients from The Woodlands and Tomball. The practice states six governing biological principles: it places no amalgam, uses no fluoride in any form, does not perform conventional root canals, prefers ceramic and zirconia implants over titanium, screens materials for individual biocompatibility when indicated, and evaluates the airway-systemic relationship in every treatment plan. Recorded clinical work spans mercury amalgam removal under the SMART protocol, biological extraction with complete periodontal-ligament removal, ozone disinfection, platelet-rich fibrin and bone grafting, zirconia implants, LANAP laser periodontal therapy, biomimetic inlays and onlays, and airway and sleep assessment. Existing root-canaled teeth are assessed case by case with 3D cone-beam CT imaging rather than removed by default.
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Credentialed Clinicians
Teresa M. Scott, DDS, MAIBDM, AIAOMT, Certified Biological Dentist
MasterIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Adrienne Williams (DDS)
CertifiedIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Rachel Perry, DDS, CIABDM
CertifiedIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 6334 Farm to Market 2920 ste 250, Spring Tx 77379
- Telephone: 281-655-9175
- Website: http://holisticdentalassociates.com
- City: Spring, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
What protections are used when this practice removes mercury amalgam fillings?
The practice follows the SMART protocol for every amalgam removal: rubber dam isolation, a wide-bore high-volume evacuator positioned at the tooth, supplemental oxygen through a nasal mask, activated charcoal beforehand, full body draping and protective eyewear, medical-grade room air filtration, and sectioning of the amalgam under cold water irrigation rather than grinding it out. Amalgam waste is captured and disposed of under EPA and environmental regulations.
What is placed after an amalgam filling is removed?
The tooth is restored with a biocompatible material — typically BPA-free composite resin, a ceramic inlay or onlay, or a CEREC zirconia restoration. Where indicated, the practice performs serum biocompatibility testing before selecting the replacement material, so the restoration is chosen against the patient's own body chemistry rather than by default.
The practice uses no fluoride — what does it use for prevention instead?
Nano-hydroxyapatite, the calcium phosphate mineral that forms most of enamel, is applied topically to remineralize early lesions. Xylitol protocols target Streptococcus mutans, which cannot metabolize it, and stimulate saliva. Medical-grade ozone is used on white spot lesions and incipient caries. Cleanings use erythritol and hydroxyapatite prophy rather than fluoride varnish or fluoride prophy paste, and home care recommendations are fluoride-free throughout.
This practice does not perform conventional root canals. What does it offer instead?
The stated alternative is biological extraction of the infected tooth with complete removal of the periodontal ligament, ozone disinfection of the socket, placement of platelet-rich fibrin drawn from the patient's own blood, and bone grafting to preserve the ridge — a sequence intended to prevent cavitations, also described as NICO lesions. After three to six months of healing, replacement is with a metal-free zirconia implant or a zirconia bridge.
I already have root-canaled teeth. Will this practice recommend removing them?
Not automatically. Each tooth is evaluated individually using 3D cone-beam CT scanning to look for periapical infection, bone loss and proximity to vital structures, alongside Accu-Scope darkfield-style microscopy to assess oral biofilm and inflammation indicators. Where a root-canaled tooth shows no sign of active infection or pathology and the patient is asymptomatic, the options are discussed and the patient's informed decision is respected.
What restorative and airway treatment is recorded at this practice?
Restorative work listed includes tooth-colored fillings, inlays and onlays, crowns, full-mouth reconstruction, dental implants, and PRF therapy with bone grafting, described as biomimetic technique intended to preserve natural tooth structure. Airway and sleep services listed include airway assessment, sleep apnea treatment, TMJ and TMD treatment, and tongue-tie and lip-tie release. Same-day emergency care is also listed.