Holistic Dentists in Portland, Oregon
Portland has a well-established community of holistic and biological dentists, consistent with the city's broader natural health ethos — including practices specializing in safe mercury amalgam removal and fluoride-free care for adults and children.
24+ biological and mercury-safe dentists found in Portland
1800 Emergency Dentist Portland 24 Hour
Advanced Dental Arts NW
Advanced Dental Arts NW
Advanced Dentistry
Aesthetic Smiles Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Bling Dental
Bling Dental
Blodgett Dental Care
522 SE Belmont St. Portland, Oregon 97214
Bloom + Brighten Kids Dentistry – Portland
Bravo Smile
Bravo Smile
Brio Dental
Brio Dental
Centerport Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
Centerport Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry
Division Street Dental
Division Street Dental
Evolution Dental
Evolution Dental
Fear Free Dental
Healthy Smiles Dental Group | We Fix Smiles Cosmetic & Implants
Interstate Dental Clinic
Jay Harris Levy DDS
Jay Harris Levy DDS
Kelly Blodgett
Kelly Blodgett
Martha E. Rich, D.M.D.
Martha E. Rich, D.M.D.
Mint Dental Works
Mint Dental Works
NoPo Kids Dentistry -- A Whole Body Approach
4548 N Albina Ave Portland, Oregon 97217
Optima Dental Spa Portland
PDX Center for Dentistry
Portland Clinic of Holistic Health
Portland Clinic of Holistic Health
Portland Dental
Frequently Asked Questions — Holistic Dentists in Portland
How many holistic dentists are in Portland, Oregon?
HolisticDentalFinder currently lists 24+ verified holistic, biological, and mercury-safe dentists in Portland, Oregon. New listings are added regularly as more practitioners join the directory.
What should I look for in a holistic dentist in Portland?
Look for dentists who are IAOMT members, IABDM certified, or HDA members. Key indicators: they don't place new amalgam fillings, offer SMART protocol for safe mercury removal, use ozone therapy, discuss biocompatible materials, and take an oral-systemic approach to your overall health.
Do holistic dentists in Portland take insurance?
Many holistic and biological dentists accept insurance for standard procedures, though some are fee-for-service practices. Always call ahead to verify coverage. Many patients find the long-term health benefits worth paying out of pocket for specific procedures like SMART amalgam removal.
What is the difference between a holistic dentist and a biological dentist?
The terms are often used interchangeably, but “biological dentist” typically refers to practitioners trained through IAOMT or IABDM who focus on biocompatible materials and the oral-systemic health connection. “Holistic dentist” is a broader term that may include these practitioners plus those who emphasize natural approaches without formal association credentials.
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