Advanced Mercury & Metal Removal Protocols
Biological safeguards designed to protect your health at every step
Dr. John Johnson is a nationally recognized metal removal specialist, helping patients replace mercury fillings, crowns, and metal restorations with safe, biocompatible alternatives designed to support long-term health.
Why Remove Metals?
Mercury and other metals in the mouth can cause systemic issues.
Galvanism: electrical currents from mixed metals.
Cracks, corrosion, and toxicity risks.
Many patients report improved health after safe removal.
Electrical currents between dissimilar metals (galvanism)
What Makes Dr. Johnson a Metal Removal Specialist
Dr. Johnson has over two decades of clinical experience in biological dentistry. His approach includes:
IAOMT protocols
Certified mercury-safe removal protocols
Advanced isolation and filtration systems
Minimizing vapor, particulate, and patient exposure
Immediate replacement with modern, metal-free materials
A health-first philosophy grounded in biological science
This is dentistry that looks beyond the tooth — and protects the whole body.
What We Safely Remove
Mercury amalgam fillings
Metal crowns and bridges
Metal posts or inlays
Failing titanium implants
Mixed-metal restorations producing galvanic current
Everything replaced is chosen for safety, compatibility, and longevity.
Metal-Free Alternatives
We offer the next generation of restorations:
Mercury amalgam fillings
Metal crowns and bridges
Metal posts or inlays
Failing titanium implants
Mixed-metal restorations producing galvanic current
These materials are biocompatible, durable, and free of corrosion or reactivity.
Patient Expectations/What The Appointment Includes
During your visit, you’ll receive:
A full evaluation of existing metal dental work
Galvanism assessment when applicable
Consultation on risks, benefits, and timing
A personalized metal-free treatment plan
Clear next steps and cost expectations
Your safety is the priority — start to finish.
FAQ
Is it safe to remove metal fillings?
Yes. When done with proper isolation and filtration, it is safer to remove them than to leave them in place.
Will my replacements look natural?
Absolutely. Modern ceramic and composite materials match your natural teeth.
Do you remove titanium implants?
Yes — when they are failing, causing symptoms, or producing galvanic currents. Ceramic implants are often the preferred replacement.
Can insurance help with cost?
Our team helps patients maximize available benefits.
Ready to explore your metal removal options?
Schedule a consultation to review your existing dental work and discuss safe, biological alternatives.