About BioDental Healing
BioDental Healing practices biologically based dentistry at 1000 Newbury Road in Newbury Park, California, serving the Conejo Valley and surrounding communities including Thousand Oaks, Simi Valley, Westlake Village and Agoura Hills. The practice treats oral health as inseparable from systemic health, selecting biocompatible materials and testing them against a patient's own biology before treatment begins. Recorded work spans SMART-protocol amalgam removal, ceramic implants, ozone therapy, platelet-rich fibrin, cavitation (FDOJ/NICO) assessment, TMJ therapy, sleep and airway dentistry, and fluoride-free preventive care. Restorative materials are mercury-free and BPA-free throughout, and the office runs a Solometex Hg5 amalgam separator to keep mercury waste out of local water. Its stated method is education first, so that treatment decisions are made by an informed patient rather than by default.
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Credentialed Clinician
Rishi Patel (DDS)
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 30 August 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 1000 Newbury Road
- Telephone: (805) 375-2233
- Website: https://www.biodentalhealing.com
- City: Newbury Park, CA (all California practices)
Common Questions
What protocol does the practice follow when removing mercury amalgam fillings?
The office follows the SMART protocol for amalgam removal. That means rubber dam isolation of the treated teeth, high-volume air suction at the mouth and behind the dam, a nasal supply of pure oxygen, full body draping and protective eyewear, mercury vapor ionizers in every operatory, and copious distilled water cooling to limit vapor. Intravenous vitamin C is recommended before and after, and the tooth is disinfected with ozone afterward.
What replaces an amalgam filling once it is removed?
Removed amalgams are restored with biocompatible, mercury-free, BPA-free composite materials. The practice states that all of its fillings are BPA-free. It will also discuss detox support in collaboration with a patient's physician or holistic practitioner to help the body process and eliminate mercury after the procedure.
Why does this office not use fluoride, and what does it use instead?
The practice has made an explicit decision not to use fluoride, citing concerns about long-term systemic exposure including pineal gland accumulation, thyroid interference, neurodevelopmental findings in children, skeletal effects and dental fluorosis. Its preventive strategy is remineralization with nano-hydroxyapatite, a nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste offered in-office, an alcohol-free homeopathic oral rinse, and ozonated water and rinses used during cleanings.
How does the practice handle extractions and suspected cavitations?
Extractions are approached as a biologically supportive procedure. Ozone therapy and platelet-rich fibrin are used to disinfect and nourish the socket, with the stated aim of supporting bone healing and reducing the risk of lingering infection or cavitation formation. Supplement protocols are available to support immune recovery. Cavitations, described as hidden areas of poor healing in the jawbone at old extraction or root canal sites, are assessed as part of this work.
Are dental materials checked for biocompatibility before they are placed?
Yes. The practice offers dental material compatibility testing, stating that materials are tested against each patient's individual biology before treatment begins. Metal-free options run through the restorative range, including ceramic implant crowns, metal-free bridges, metal-free crown replacement for old metal crowns, and metal-free removable partial dentures. 3D cone beam imaging is available where standard radiographs are insufficient.