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Better health through biologic dentistry

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Biologic dentistry that connects oral health and overall wellness

Your mouth isn’t separate from your body—it’s a critical part of it. At Tetrahealth, we identify and treat the root causes of inflammation, infection, and imbalance. By using advanced diagnostics,  biocompatible materials and minimally invasive treatments, you can expect to look and feel your best.

Early disease detection with advanced dental diagnostics

Biologic, non-toxic materials that promote healing

Functional medicine collaboration for whole-body healing

The four pillars of biologic dental health

We base your care on four interconnected health principles, that provide a roadmap to optimize your oral health and whole-body wellness.

Oral-Systemic Health → Lower chronic disease risks by eliminating oral inflammation

Foundational Health → Remove toxins and establish healthy gums and teeth for a stronger baseline

Functional Health → Improve bite function and airway to support better chewing, breathing, and sleep

Aesthetic Health → Create beautiful and lasting smiles that radiate health

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Your Biologic Dental Experts

Blending biologic, functional, and surgical dentistry to deliver transformative results.

Dr. Alex Volchonok

Alex Volchonok, DMD, MS, FICOI, FIALD

Biologic Board Certified Periodontist &
Oral Implantologist
Dr. Michele Volchonok

Michele Volchonok, DMD, FIALD, FIAOMT

SMART Certified Biologic Restorative &
Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. James Linkous

James Linkous, DMD, MS, FACP

Board Certified Prosthodontics &
Dental Sleep Medicine
Dr. Rowan Pereira

Rowan Pereira, DMD, BDS, FIAOMT

Biologic Restorative &
Cosmetic Dentistry
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SYNCHRONIZED INTEGRATIVE CARE

The Tetrahealth Network

We coordinate with your medical team to ensure your dental care supports your total wellness plan.

Integrated treatment plans aligned with your health goals

Advanced diagnostic tools to support systemic health

Seamless communication between disciplines for optimal outcomes

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Real patients sharing real results.

Our patients don’t just have healthier smiles—they have healthier lives. From reversing chronic inflammation to improving sleep and energy, discover how biologic dentistry has transformed their health from the inside out.

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Tetrahealth Blog

Explore expert insights on biologic dentistry, functional health, and whole-body wellness. Learn how your oral health influences energy, immunity, sleep, and longevity—with real strategies you can use today.

The Role of Fluoride in the Prevention of Dental Caries: A Biologic Dentist's Perspective
By Dr. Michele Volchonok November 25, 2024
Explore fluoride’s role in cavity prevention, its risks, and holistic alternatives like nano-hydroxyapatite. Learn about biologic dentistry for natural oral care.
April 18, 2025
If you’ve ever experienced persistent jaw pain, tension headaches, or a clicking sound when opening your mouth, you may be dealing with TMJ dysfunction—a condition that affects the temporomandibular joints, which connect your jawbone to your skull. These tiny joints do a lot of heavy lifting, and when they’re not functioning properly, the discomfort can ripple through your entire body.
April 18, 2025
Modern dentistry is rapidly evolving, shifting from a focus solely on oral hygiene to a more holistic, patient-centered model. One of the most impactful ways dental professionals can elevate care is by integrating nutrition and systemic health screenings into their practices. These screenings allow providers to better understand the full picture of a patient’s health, offering a proactive path toward long-term wellness. At Tetra Health, we champion this comprehensive approach because we know that better oral health begins with a healthier body.
March 26, 2025
If you've been experiencing chronic jaw pain, unexplained health issues, or persistent dental discomfort after a previous tooth extraction or root canal, you might have what's known as a dental cavitation. Though often overlooked, cavitations are areas of dead or decaying bone in the jaw that can harbor harmful bacteria and toxins. Fortunately, cavitation surgery is a safe and effective procedure designed to remove these infected areas and promote healing.