About Sacramento Natural Dentistry

Sacramento Natural Dentistry practices biological and integrative dentistry at 5414 Sunrise Blvd, Suite F in Citrus Heights, treating both children and adults. The practice frames treatment around the oral-systemic relationship, individualizing care rather than applying a single protocol, and works toward minimally invasive intervention that conserves natural tooth structure. Recorded work spans biocompatible materials, SMART amalgam removal, cavitation treatment, ozone therapy, platelet-rich fibrin, zirconia dental implants, root canal alternatives, periodontal therapy, oral surgery, TMJ/TMD therapy, sleep and airway dentistry, and pediatric and family dentistry. Its clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. The practice runs free public webinars on subjects including dental material biocompatibility testing, clear aligner treatment, and when oral surgery is and is not indicated.

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Credentialed Clinician

Darryl Azouz, DDS

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 30 August 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy Root Canal Alternatives SMART Amalgam Removal Zirconia Dental Implants Cavitation Treatment Family Dentistry Oral Surgery Pediatric Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does a biological approach change about the materials used here?

The practice selects biocompatible materials rather than traditional amalgam. In pediatric care it describes using composite resin or ceramic in place of amalgam fillings, and it holds public webinars on dental material biocompatibility testing — what the testing is and how it can alter the way care is planned. Material choice is treated as part of the oral-systemic picture rather than a purely restorative decision.

How does the practice approach treating children?

Pediatric care is planned around physical, emotional and environmental factors affecting the child, with an emphasis on prevention. The practice describes using biocompatible and non-toxic materials, considering diet and lifestyle, and applying stress-reduced techniques such as guided imagery or breathing exercises. Minimally invasive treatment — air abrasion or ozone therapy — is used to preserve tooth structure. Visits also monitor bite alignment, oral development and habits such as mouth breathing.

Does the practice treat jaw and airway complaints as well as teeth?

Yes. The practice offers TMJ/TMD therapy and sleep and airway dentistry, publishes an airway, TMJ and sleep apnea survey for prospective patients to complete, and describes a non-invasive alternative to CPAP for snoring. One staff role is designated an airway ambassador, indicating airway assessment is handled as a defined part of the practice rather than an incidental service.

What does the practice do about infection sites and old surgical sites in bone?

Cavitation treatment is among the recorded procedures, and patient accounts describe identification of a cavitation in bone at a prior wisdom-tooth extraction site, surgical removal of infection around an implant, laser decontamination of the implant surface, irrigation with ozonated water, and grafting of the resulting void with the patient's own cells before suturing. The practice also describes using stem cells to regenerate bone.

Does the practice take insurance, and can a first contact happen remotely?

The practice states that it accepts all insurances and assists with processing claims. It also offers teledentistry appointments and same-day emergency appointments, and describes itself as HIPAA compliant with respect to protecting patient information. Consultations can be booked directly with the office.