About Blossom Pediatric Dentistry
Blossom Pediatric Dentistry is a pediatric practice in Prosper, Texas, that combines specialty pediatric training with a biological approach to materials and treatment planning. The office is amalgam free, and restorative work is carried out with BPA- and bis-GMA-free fillings and sealants, biocompatible zirconium crowns and metal-free baby crowns. Ozone gas is used to insufflate preparations after caries removal, and ozone water and gas are used during surgical procedures. A Solea CO2 laser is used for hard- and soft-tissue work, including cavity preparation and gum contouring, often without anesthesia. Preventive care is built around oral bacteria testing that measures plaque ATP levels, nutritional counselling, sleep evaluation, and minimally invasive options such as silver diamine fluoride and silver nitrate for arresting small lesions on baby teeth. Clinicians here are recorded with the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.
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Credentialed Clinician
My Matthews, DDS
Directory memberIABDM recordverified 8 September 2026
Procedures
Practice Details
- Address: 1640 W Frontier Pkwy ste 150
- Telephone: (469) 649 -1130
- Website: http://www.blossompediatricdentistry.com
- City: Prosper, TX (all Texas practices)
Common Questions
What makes this practice's approach to filling and crown materials different?
The office is amalgam free. Fillings and sealants are chosen free of bisphenol-A and bis-GMA, with pure silicate-based ceramic materials offered as a biocompatible alternative to conventional resins. Crowns include zirconium and metal-free baby crowns; zirconium is used because it is biocompatible, corrosion resistant and tooth-like in appearance. The practice states that material choice should be discussed with a dental professional before treatment.
How is ozone used during treatment here?
The practice describes medical grade ozone as a powerful oxidizer produced by converting O2 to O3 in a generator, with activity against bacteria, fungus, viruses and parasites. After caries removal, the preparation is insufflated with ozone gas before the restoration is placed. During surgical procedures, ozone water and gas are irrigated and injected to support healing. Ozonated oil is also available at the office.
Can a filling be done without an injection?
The practice uses a Solea CO2 laser, which it says reduces the need for anesthesia and shortens healing times compared with traditional methods. CO2 lasers are used for hard and soft tissue work including cavity preparation, gum contouring and removal of overgrown tissue. The practice states that in most cases fillings will not require the injection and patients can leave without the full numbing sensation.
What preventive testing is offered beyond a routine cleaning?
The office offers a test measuring the ATP levels of bacteria in plaque to assess caries risk, recognising that susceptibility is multifactorial and shaped by tooth anatomy, dry mouth, diet, hygiene habits and genetics. Results are combined with an evaluation of diet and hygiene to build an individual plan. The initial consultation also includes nutritional guidance covering dental health, gut health and oral muscle development.
What sedation options are available for children who need them?
The practice offers nitrous oxide and in-office general anesthesia sedation, the latter performed by an anesthesiologist. Which option is appropriate is determined by the child's age, behaviour and the extent of treatment required. For anxious or special needs patients, the practice also describes frequent short visits, a dedicated sensory room and preview appointments as a way to build familiarity with the environment.