Holistic Dentistry of Port Washington

02/13/2026

And by strong, we mean biocompatible and mercury-free - because the strongest dental materials are the ones that work in harmony with your body's natural health!

02/11/2026

Scientists recently discovered elevated levels of F. nucleatum and other oral bacteria in human breast tissue samples, with bacterial abundance closely matching levels found in the oral cavity.

This colonization triggered abnormal tissue changes, inflammation, DNA damage, and increased cell proliferation in the mammary glands.

https://www.drbicuspid.com/dental-specialties/periodontics/article/15815839/gum-disease-germ-may-be-linked-to-breast-cancer

02/10/2026

Dr. Jana and her dental assistant, Nina, rocking it while placing an onlay that was made in-office.
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Here at Holistic Dentistry of PW Dr. Jana believes in saving as much natural tooth as possible. So, before making a crown, if there is still healthy tooth structure, she will make every attempt to save that that natural tooth, and in most cases will opt for an inlay or onlay to restore your tooth (if a "regular" filling won't do the job). This is done in-office with our Cerec Milling Machine while you just sit back and relaxes in the chair.

Dr. Jana takes the time to find the safest most bio-compatible materials for her patients.
By making restorations in-office, it affords her the ability to choose what materials she is using in her patients' mouths. We also offer personalized bio-compatibility materials testing for those patients who want a definitive answer as to what materials are the safest for them.

If you are looking to understand more about holistic dentistry and what sets us apart - give our office a call!
Our front desk team is more than happy to answer your questions and to get you scheduled for a new patient exam at our office located in beautiful Downtown Port Washington.

02/09/2026

Stop by our office to grab yourself and your family a boost for your immune system this cold flu season!

02/06/2026

“Across Wisconsin, families are balancing higher living expenses, limited dental coverage, and uncertainty around out-of-pocket costs. In that equation, dental visits are often the easiest thing to push back, even when doing so can lead to bigger problems later.”

Prevention is the least expensive option. A healthy diet and consistent oral hygiene go a long way. But if problems do arise, it's better to catch them early at regular checkups. Dental problems almost always get worse over time, making them more expensive and more difficult to treat.

02/04/2026

Don’t worry, it’s not the end of the world! Instead of mouthwash, try a salt rinse. There are plenty of PFAs free flosses out there, and not all whitening toothpastes are abrasive. But it is best to wait 30 minutes or so after eating to brush your teeth, and mouth breathing can dry out your saliva.

01/30/2026

It's science.
Mark Hyman, MD

01/28/2026

Popcorn kernel, meet floss.
Mwahaha

01/23/2026

01/22/2026

Candice and Kit, longing for warmer days….

01/15/2026

He wanted the prison system to adhere to federal guidelines regarding mercury amalgam - and allegedly got fired for it.
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01/13/2026

While we can’t take ALL the credit, we’re certainly glad to hear this news!