Prime Integrative Dentistry

05/29/2026

Please Help us welcome Dr Maroosha Khan to our Practice!
Dr. Maroosha Khan is a general dentist practicing in Dallas, Texas. She earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Midwestern University school of Arizona in 2025. She has her SMART certification and is also a member of IOMT.
Dr. Khan is a dedicated general dentist committed to helping patients achieve healthy, confident smiles. With a focus on preventive care and patient education, Dr. Khan provides comprehensive dental services. Known for a gentle approach and attention to detail, Dr. Khan ensures that every patient feels comfortable and informed at every visit. Her curiosity in Biological Dentistry led her to IAOMT.Dr Khan is Safe Certified and a member of IAOMT. She has taken several CE Courses to further her understanding of Biological Dentistry. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends.

05/22/2026

Ny, Registered Dental Hygienist
Ny is a Registered Dental Hygienist with 10 years of clinical experience in
preventive and therapeutic dental care. Throughout her career, she has been
committed to delivering comprehensive hygiene services with a strong emphasis
on patient education, periodontal health, and long-term oral disease prevention.
Driven by a deeper understanding of the connection between oral and systemic
health, Ny has expanded her focus into holistic and integrative dentistry. She is
passionate about supporting patients through a whole-body approach, recognizing
the impact of inflammation, toxicity, and immune health on overall wellness.
Her goal is to provide patients with comprehensive care that not only maintains oral health but also enhances systemic balance
and long-term vitality.

05/20/2026

✨ PEMF in Dentistry: A Smarter Way to Support Healing After Quadrant Dentistry & Surgical Procedures ✨

What if we could help our patients heal faster, feel better, and reduce their dependence on pain medications—simply by supporting the body’s own electrical healing system?

That’s where PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy) comes in.

Every cell in the body runs on electrical potential. Surgery, inflammation, trauma, and stress can lower that cellular voltage—slowing repair and increasing pain, swelling, and postoperative discomfort.

PEMF helps by delivering gentle pulsed electromagnetic signals that “recharge” cellular voltage, allowing tissues to function more efficiently and heal more effectively.

In dentistry, this can be especially valuable after:
🦷 Quadrant dentistry
🦷 Extractions
🦷 Implant placement
🦷 Periodontal surgery
🦷 Bone grafting
🦷 TMJ treatment
🦷 Orthognathic / oral surgery

Clinical benefits we’re seeing with PEMF include:

✅ Reduced inflammation
PEMF helps modulate inflammatory cytokines and supports a healthier inflammatory response—meaning less tissue irritation and less postoperative flare.

✅ Reduced pain
Patients often report decreased postoperative discomfort and improved comfort immediately after treatment.

✅ Less swelling & edema
Improved microcirculation and lymphatic flow help move inflammatory waste products out more efficiently.

✅ Reduced postoperative sensitivity
Ideal after quadrant dentistry, restorative work, and surgical procedures where nerve irritation and tissue trauma can create lingering sensitivity.

✅ Improved cellular energy (ATP production)
PEMF stimulates mitochondrial function—helping cells produce more energy for faster repair and regeneration.

✅ Enhanced bone & soft tissue healing
Research shows PEMF supports osteoblast activity, collagen production, angiogenesis, and tissue remodeling—important for implants, grafts, periodontal healing, and socket preservation.

✅ Supports parasympathetic (“rest and digest”) activation
By helping the body shift toward a more relaxed physiologic state, PEMF can reduce sympathetic overload and improve healing efficiency.

✅ Reduced need for medications
Less pain and inflammation may mean reduced reliance on NSAIDs and opioids—a major win for patient wellness.

✅ Improved TMJ and muscle recovery
Helpful for masticatory muscle soreness, TMJ inflammation, and post-procedural jaw fatigue.

Dentistry is evolving beyond simply “fixing teeth.”
It’s about supporting the whole patient—helping them heal better, naturally.

PEMF is non-invasive, drug-free, and one of the most exciting biologic tools available in modern integrative dentistry.

The future of dentistry is not just procedural.
It’s regenerative. ⚡🦷
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Useful PubMed / research links to cite:
1. PEMF after dental surgery (third molar extraction): improved healing, fewer complications
PubMed: Postoperative pain after mandibular third molar extraction (2015)
2. PEMF reduced pain and analgesic use after wisdom tooth surgery (RCT, 2024)
PubMed: RCT on PEMF after impacted mandibular third molar surgery (2024)
3. Mechanisms: bone healing, anti-inflammatory effects, cartilage/joint preservation
PubMed: PEMF stimulation of bone healing and joint preservation
4. Comprehensive review: PEMF molecular pathways and bone healing
PMC Review: Pulsed Electromagnetic Fields in Bone Healing
5. Animal/in vivo review on bone regeneration
PMC: PEMF effect on bone healing in animal models
6. Broad review including dentistry applications
PubMed: Pulsed Electromagnetic Therapy—Literature Review and Current Update

05/15/2026

Same Day Crowns
The average time our patients travel to see us is 1.5- 2 hours one way. We listened and acted upon and are pleased to present same day crowns. We would be taking a digital impression with our scanner in less than two minutes time, so no more goopy impressions materials. Meanwhile you can sit back and enjoy time reading a book from our library, grab some coffee, get a relaxing sauna session or ozone Ear insufflation session. Our scanner is attached to a milling machine that produces accurate ceramic crowns in a span of two hours that need minimum to no adjustments. You will leave the office with your final restoration cemented in place. Say goodbye to goopy impression materials, temporary crowns.

05/09/2026

05/09/2026

Annual American Academy of Ozonetherapy Confrence.
Listening to Dr Rose on understanding Long term side effects of COVID Vaccines and treating microclots.

05/07/2026

OZONE GAS TRAY TREATMENT FOR HEALTHIER GUMS

Our custom ozone gas trays are designed for patients with gingivitis or periodontitis to help reduce inflammation, fight harmful bacteria, and support long-term gum health.

✨ Benefits of Ozone Therapy:
• Helps stabilize periodontitis
• Supports healing of gum tissue
• Reduces harmful bacteria in gum pockets
• Helps calm bleeding and inflammation
• Non-invasive and comfortable treatment

🦷 Ideal for patients with:
✔ Gingivitis
✔ Periodontitis
✔ Bleeding or sensitive gums
✔ Chronic gum inflammation
✔ Periodontal maintenance care

“Healthy gums are the foundation of a healthy smile.”

05/06/2026

Platelet rich fibrin (PRF)
Human blood has leucocytes and growth factors which when used in a concentrated fashion will aid in healing surgical site. We use PRF technology which has been long used in the orthopedics to aid in wound healing and bone and soft tissue growth. Patient’s own blood is collected and spun in a centrifuge and the highly concentrated plasma and fibrin can be used at dental surgical sites, this exponentially boosts healing at the wound site.

04/08/2026

1. Root Canal Teeth Become Immunologically Isolated

After endodontic therapy:

• pulp and blood supply are removed

• no immune surveillance exists

• antibiotics pe*****te poorly

Without circulation, immune cells cannot reach bacteria living in dentinal tubules or at the root apex.

This creates a low-oxygen ecological niche, which is ideal for anaerobes.

2. Dentinal Tubules Provide Deep Microbial Shelter

Dentin contains thousands of microscopic tubules that extend from the pulp to the outer tooth surface.

Approximate numbers:

• 20,000–45,000 tubules per square mm

• diameter up to 3 µm

Bacteria can pe*****te hundreds of microns into these tubules.

Once inside:

• Irrigants cannot reach them

• mechanical instrumentation cannot remove them

• immune cells cannot enter

This allows anerobic organisms even after seemingly adequate root canal

03/05/2026

Please help us welcome Dr Khan to our Practice! Dr. Maroosha Khan is a dentist practicing in Dallas, Texas. She earned her Doctor of Dental Medicine degree from Midwestern University school of Arizona in 2025. Her interest in Biological Dentistry led her to starting the certification process with IAOMT.
Dr. Khan is a dedicated general dentist committed to helping patients achieve healthy, confident smiles. With a focus on preventive care and patient education, Dr. Khan provides comprehensive dental services. Known for a gentle approach and attention to detail, Dr. Khan ensures that every patient feels comfortable and informed at every visit. Outside of the office, she enjoys traveling, spending time with family and friends.