About Stellar Smiles

Stellar Smiles practices biological and holistic dentistry at 9070 Kimberly Blvd in Boca Raton, Florida, organising restorative care around material biocompatibility and the oral-systemic relationship rather than appearance alone. The practice provides mercury-free and plastic-free restorative options, fluoride-free options, and zirconia implants for patients seeking metal-free treatment, and it describes its philosophy as using materials that mimic nature while preserving natural tooth structure and limiting exposure to substances that may provoke adverse reactions. Adjunctive biological therapies include ozone treatment, platelet-rich fibrin, and autogenous bone grafting, applied to support healing. Amalgam fillings containing mercury are removed under a protocol intended to control exposure and replaced with alternative materials. Related services span Bioclear, veneers, crown and bridge, immediate implants and surgery, orthodontics, and snoring and sleep apnea solutions.

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Credentialed Clinician

Armando Ponte (DDS)

Directory member

IABDM recordverified 13 September 2026

Procedures

Bioclear Matrix Biocompatible Materials Ozone Therapy SMART Amalgam Removal Zirconia Dental Implants Family Dentistry Fluoride-Free Prophylaxis Oral Surgery Pediatric Dentistry Periodontal Therapy Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) Sleep & Airway Dentistry Veneers

Practice Details

Common Questions

What does this practice mean by biological and holistic dentistry?

The practice describes biological dentistry as an approach that uses materials mimicking nature and treats dental work as connected to overall well-being. Stated methods include BPA-free materials, preserving natural tooth structure, reducing exposure to substances that could cause allergic reactions or negative health effects, and using zirconia implants, zirconia restorations, ozone therapy, autogenous bone grafting, and platelet-rich fibrin.

Are metal-free and mercury-free restorative options available?

Yes. The practice states that it provides mercury-free and plastic-free restorative options and zirconia implants for patients seeking metal-free solutions, alongside zirconia restorations. Fluoride-free options are also offered. These material choices are presented as part of biocompatible care designed around the patient's broader health rather than the restoration alone.

How is amalgam removal handled here?

The practice notes that amalgam was long used for fillings but contains mercury, which can pose health risks. It states its team has the tools and expertise to remove amalgam fillings safely and replace them with alternative materials chosen not to compromise the patient's health. Amalgam removal is presented within the practice's wider biological and holistic approach.

What biological adjuncts are used to support healing after surgery?

The practice lists ozone treatment, platelet-rich fibrin, and autogenous bone grafting as advanced therapy options offered to promote healing and long-term oral wellness. Platelet-rich fibrin also appears as a named service in its own right, and immediate implants and surgery are listed alongside it, indicating these adjuncts accompany surgical and implant work.

Besides biological care, what restorative and orthodontic services are listed?

The listed services include veneers, Bioclear, crown and bridge, immediate implants and surgery, All on X and dentures, braces, Invisalign, facial growth modification, Healthy Start, platelet-rich fibrin, and snoring and sleep apnea solutions. The practice therefore covers adhesive and prosthetic restoration, orthodontics and growth modification, and airway-related treatment in one location.

What do patients say about their visits?

Google reviewers describe a professional, attentive team and a clean, organised office, and mention being taught proper cleaning technique and receiving thorough hygiene work. Several reviewers who report dental anxiety or long gaps since their last visit say staff worked with their scheduling and payment needs and explained treatment clearly at each step.