About BioDent Smile

BioDent Smile is a biological and biomimetic dental practice at 2221 Camino del Rio S, suite 102 in San Diego, California. Its clinicians are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine. The practice treats oral health as oral-systemic rather than isolated to the teeth: comprehensive exams use imaging and screening to identify the causes behind symptoms, and each plan opens with risk assessment and closes against defined benchmarks. Restorative work favours conservative technique and biocompatible materials selected to mimic natural tooth structure, with isolation and digital scanning used to control variables. Adjunctive care recorded here includes ozone therapy, laser treatment of tissue and bacteria, platelet-rich fibrin prepared from a small blood sample, periodontal therapy, nutrition counselling aimed at inflammation and enamel, and protocol-driven replacement of existing amalgam restorations. Sterile workflows, air-quality safeguards and allergy screening are described as standing parts of the process, with photo documentation, case audits and follow-up used to verify progress against baseline measurements and bite data.

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Credentialed Clinician

Jorge Rocha DDS

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 30 August 2026

Procedures

Biocompatibility Testing Biocompatible Materials Biomimetic Inlays Biomimetic Onlays Biomimetic Overlays Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Zirconia Dental Implants Cavitation Treatment Chelation Support Family Dentistry Heavy Metal Testing Nutritional & Detox Counseling Oral Surgery Pediatric Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Practice Details

Common Questions

How does BioDent Smile handle the removal of existing amalgam fillings?

The practice states that it follows defined protocols during replacement procedures to minimise exposure, including airway protection and detailed step-by-step planning intended to safeguard the surrounding tissues while the tooth is restored. It describes safety across the practice as driven by sterile workflows, air-quality safeguards and allergy screening.

What approach does the practice take to restoring a damaged tooth?

Restorative planning favours conservative methods and lifelike materials chosen to mimic natural tooth structure and respect biology. Isolation, digital scans, biocompatible materials and technique control are used to reduce variables during treatment, and cases are calibrated in team reviews that check fit, function and appearance against baseline photographs and bite data.

What is platelet-rich fibrin and when does this practice use it?

Platelet-rich fibrin is prepared from a small sample of the patient's own blood to produce a concentrated fibrin matrix applied to support tissue repair after selected procedures. The practice describes it as a biocompatible method used in connection with those procedures rather than as routine care at every visit.

What happens at a comprehensive exam here, and how is a treatment plan built?

Advanced diagnostics, imaging and screening are used to uncover root causes rather than address symptoms in isolation. From that picture the practice builds a plan that begins with risk assessment and ends with measurable benchmarks, supported by photo documentation, case audits and timely follow-up that confirm progress and guide maintenance.

Does the practice see growing children, and what does it offer them?

Yes. The practice offers Myobrace, a preventive orthodontic approach for growing children that addresses breathing, tongue posture and oral habits with the aim of guiding proper jaw development and reducing the need for later braces. Ongoing monitoring and support are provided through the course of treatment.