Biologic Dentistry Services in Victoria, BC

Beyond Conventional Dentistry

Biologic dentistry considers how your teeth, gums, jaw, airway, and dental treatments may influence your overall well-being. Rather than focusing only on individual symptoms, we evaluate the broader factors that may affect your oral and systemic health.


Our approach emphasizes prevention, precise diagnostics, conservative treatment, and materials selected to work in harmony with your body. Every recommendation is personalized to support lasting health, comfort, and function.

Advanced Hygiene and Safe Mercury Removal

Our hygiene program goes beyond conventional dental cleaning by focusing on the bacterial biofilm that contributes to tooth decay, gum disease, inflammation, and implant complications.


When appropriate, our hygienists may use Guided Microbial Debridement or air polishing to gently and precisely remove harmful buildup. This approach supports periodontal health and helps maintain dental implants over time.


For patients with amalgam fillings, we follow established safety protocols for mercury removal. Our team uses the SMART technique described by the IAOMT to help protect patients, staff, and the environment throughout the procedure.

Minimally Invasive and Regenerative Care

Our treatments are designed to preserve as much healthy tooth and gum tissue as possible. Technology and conservative techniques may reduce discomfort, limit intervention, and promote a comfortable recovery.

Laser Dentistry

Dental lasers allow us to perform many procedures with greater precision, reduced bleeding, and little or no local anesthetic in clinically appropriate cases.

Ozone Therapy

Ozone may be used to support infection control, reduce harmful microorganisms, and encourage natural tissue healing without using harsh chemicals.

PRP and PRF Therapy

Platelet-rich plasma and platelet-rich fibrin use components of your own blood to support tissue regeneration, reduce inflammation, and promote healing after procedures.

Advanced Diagnostics and Whole-Body Support

Our advanced diagnostic and therapeutic services help us evaluate hidden concerns, improve treatment precision, and support the connection between oral health, airway function, and overall wellness.


  • Low-Radiation Digital Imaging for Safer Diagnosis
  • Advanced Cone Beam CT Imaging for Detailed Assessment
  • Residual Jawbone Infection and Cavitation Evaluation
  • Myofunctional Therapy for Breathing, Sleep, and Jaw Function

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is biologic dentistry?

    Biologic dentistry considers how oral health, dental materials, airway function, and treatment choices may affect overall wellness. It emphasizes prevention, biocompatibility, conservative care, and treatments that support the body’s natural healing processes.

  • What are biocompatible dental materials?

    Biocompatible materials are selected to work safely and effectively with your individual biology. Options may include BPA-free resin fillings, ceramic restorations, zirconia implants, titanium implants, and hybrid implant solutions based on your needs.

  • What does minimally invasive dentistry mean?

    Minimally invasive dentistry focuses on preserving healthy tooth and gum tissue while addressing disease or damage. Advanced technology, lasers, ozone therapy, and conservative techniques may reduce discomfort, treatment time, and recovery.

  • What is Guided Microbial Debridement?

    Guided Microbial Debridement is an advanced hygiene approach that targets bacterial biofilm using precise cleaning techniques such as air polishing. It supports gum health, helps prevent disease, and is especially valuable for maintaining dental implants.

  • How are amalgam fillings removed safely?

    We use established safety measures and the SMART technique described by the IAOMT when removing amalgam fillings. These precautions are intended to reduce mercury exposure and protect the patient, dental team, and surrounding environment.

  • How can myofunctional therapy support oral health?

    Myofunctional therapy retrains tongue posture, breathing, chewing, and swallowing patterns. Improving these functions may support airway health, sleep quality, jaw development, orthodontic stability, and the long-term success of dental treatment.