About Art of Dentistry

Art of Dentistry is a whole-health dental clinic at 9211 W Auer Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, working from a converted residential home with private treatment rooms rather than an open-bay layout. The clinic describes its approach as whole-health focused and evidence-based: oral health is read alongside inflammation, gum health, bite function, the materials used and long-term wellness, and conventional treatment, root canals included, is performed when clinically appropriate rather than refused on principle. Restorative work is metal-free, with mercury-free composite fillings and metal-free crowns, and material selection favors biocompatibility and low allergenicity; the clinic follows the SMART protocol for amalgam removal. Diagnostics include digital radiography, digital panoramic imaging, 3D cone beam imaging and a 3Shape Trios scanner for digital impressions, supporting restorative and implant planning before treatment is recommended. New patients begin with a full hour of conversation covering dental history, symptoms, whole-health concerns, goals, timing and treatment preferences, before a plan is drawn.

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Credentialed Clinician

Sirisha Pulapaka

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 27 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Full-Arch Zirconia Restoration Metal-Free Dentistry SMART Amalgam Removal Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

Does this clinic remove amalgam fillings, and what does it replace them with?

The clinic follows the SMART protocol for amalgam removal and restores teeth without metal, listing metal-free restorations and crowns among its work. Material selection is directed toward the most biocompatible and least allergenic options. The surrounding approach is oral-systemic, treating the mouth as a gateway to general health, with prevention, patient education and oral cancer screening listed alongside the restorative work.

What does whole-health dentistry mean here, and are conventional treatments still offered?

Oral health is assessed alongside inflammation, gum health, bite function, the materials used and long-term wellness, so the mouth is not treated in isolation from the body. The clinic describes the approach as evidence-based and balanced rather than extreme: root canals and other conventional treatments are performed when clinically appropriate, options are explained honestly, and no fear-based claims are made about routine dentistry.

What happens at a first visit?

A first visit opens with a full hour of conversation, diagnostics and treatment planning rather than immediate chairside work. That hour typically covers dental history, past dental fears, current symptoms, whole-health concerns, cosmetic goals, timing and treatment preferences. The stated reason is that rushed decisions rarely serve a patient's health. Patients in pain may be seen the same day, depending on urgency.

Is sedation available for patients with dental anxiety?

The clinic is explicit about what it does not offer: no nitrous oxide and no sedation. Numbing is local anesthesia paired with a careful injection technique, and patients stay awake and in control throughout. The pace is set by the patient, a raised hand is enough to pause anything, and recommendations are explained in plain language before a procedure begins.

What imaging and diagnostic equipment does the clinic use?

Diagnostics include digital radiography, which the clinic states uses up to 90 percent less radiation than traditional X-rays, digital panoramic imaging on a Carestream 9000, and 3D cone beam imaging for complex procedures such as implant placement. Impressions are captured digitally with a 3Shape Trios scanner instead of impression material, and Isolite isolation replaces the traditional rubber dam while reducing aerosol contamination.

Where is the clinic and when is it open?

The clinic is at 9211 W Auer Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53222. Posted hours are Monday 7am to 5pm, Tuesday 7am to 3pm, Wednesday 7am to 5pm, Thursday 7am to 3pm, Friday 9am to 1pm, and closed Saturday and Sunday. New patient enquiries use (414) 240-9030; current patients use (414) 445-3670.