About Dental Wellness Arts
Dental Wellness Arts has practiced in Westchester, Los Angeles, since 2005, treating oral health as inseparable from systemic health. The practice combines biocompatible restorative materials with minimally invasive technique: every crown, filling and restoration is placed in BPA-free, metal-free ceramic, composite or zirconia-based material selected for biocompatibility, and ozone is incorporated into nearly every treatment performed as an antimicrobial adjunct. Amalgam work follows the SMART protocol — Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique — with rubber dam isolation, high-volume suction, supplemental oxygen, external air filtration and protective barriers for patient, staff and environment. Restorative planning is deliberately conservative: the clinic documents why a filling warrants replacement before removing sound tooth structure, and monitoring is treated as a legitimate outcome of an examination. Diagnostics include 3D cone-beam imaging, digital radiography and saliva testing for bacterial strains linked to periodontal disease and decay. Hours are Monday through Thursday, 7am to 3:30pm.
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Credentialed Clinician
A.J. Boyajian (DMD)
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 30 August 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 6206 W 87th St
- Telephone: 3235333201
- Website: https://dentalwellnessarts.com
- City: Los Angeles, CA (all California practices)
Common Questions
Does this practice remove every amalgam filling a patient arrives with?
No. An intact, serviceable amalgam filling does not automatically warrant removal, and removing sound tooth structure carries its own risk. The practice examines for cracks, recurrent decay, loss of marginal seal, weakened cusps, pain, bite problems and the volume of healthy tooth remaining. Where the restoration is stable, monitoring is stated as the reasonable option, and the reason for either decision is documented.
What exposure controls are used during amalgam removal?
The practice follows the SMART protocol — Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique. Measures include rubber dam isolation, high-volume suction, supplemental oxygen, external air filtration, copious water, sectioning the filling into larger pieces rather than grinding it out, and protective barriers for patient, staff and environment. The specific protocol is explained before treatment begins.
What replaces an amalgam filling once it is removed?
The replacement may be a bonded composite, a ceramic inlay or onlay, or a crown. The choice depends on the size of the defect, the bite forces the tooth carries, aesthetic requirements and how much healthy tooth structure remains. Materials used are BPA-free and metal-free — ceramic, composite or zirconia-based — and selected for biocompatibility.
How is ozone therapy used here, and what else supports the biological approach?
Ozone is incorporated into nearly every treatment as an antimicrobial agent against bacteria, viruses and fungi, delivered as a rinse, applied topically, or used during procedures. Alongside it the practice offers saliva testing, which identifies bacterial strains associated with gum disease, decay and systemic conditions, and metal-free dentures crafted from biocompatible materials for patients needing removable tooth replacement.
What are the practice's hours, and which areas does it serve?
The office is open Monday through Thursday, 7am to 3:30pm, and closed Friday through Sunday. It is at 6206 West 87th Street, Westchester, CA 90045, reachable at (310) 670-6944. The practice states it serves patients throughout Los Angeles, including El Segundo, Manhattan Beach, Santa Monica, Culver City, Playa del Rey and surrounding South Bay communities. New patients are accepted.