Dentist performing ozone therapy treatment on patient in Beverly Hills dental office.

A Natural, Chemical-Free Approach to Fighting Infection

At Dr. Roxanne Salavati's Beverly Hills practice, ozone therapy is one of the most valuable tools in holistic dentistry. A naturally occurring, powerfully antimicrobial treatment that eliminates harmful bacteria, viruses, and fungi without relying on synthetic chemicals or antibiotics.

Dr. Salavati incorporates ozone therapy throughout her holistic treatment protocols, using it to disinfect surgical sites, treat early-stage decay, calm inflamed gum tissue, and support faster, cleaner healing after virtually every procedure performed in her office.

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What Is Ozone Therapy?

Ozone (O₃) is a naturally occurring molecule made up of three oxygen atoms, known for its exceptionally strong antimicrobial properties. In dentistry, ozone is most commonly delivered in the form of ozonated water or, in some cases, ozone gas, applied directly to areas of the mouth that require disinfection or healing support.

Because ozone works by destroying the cell walls of harmful microorganisms on contact, it eliminates bacteria, viruses, and fungi quickly and effectively, without the need for antibiotics, harsh antiseptics, or synthetic chemicals. This makes it one of the safest, most biologically intelligent disinfection tools available in modern dental care.

How Ozone Therapy Supports Your Dental Treatment

Disinfecting Surgical Sites

Treating Early-Stage Tooth Decay

Calming Gum Inflammation & Periodontal Disease

Supporting Faster, Cleaner Healing

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Disinfecting Surgical Sites

Before and after procedures such as implant placement, extractions, and periodontal treatment, ozonated water is used to irrigate the surgical site, eliminating harmful bacteria and creating a clean, biologically optimized environment for healing.

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Treating Early-Stage Tooth Decay

In some cases, ozone can be applied directly to early-stage cavities to halt the progression of decay-causing bacteria, sometimes allowing for minimally invasive treatment that avoids the need for traditional drilling.

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Calming Gum Inflammation & Periodontal Disease

Ozone therapy is highly effective in reducing the harmful bacteria responsible for gum disease. Used as part of a periodontal treatment plan, ozone helps calm inflammation, reduce pocket depth, and support healthier gum tissue over time.

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Supporting Faster, Cleaner Healing

Because ozone reduces the microbial load at any treatment site, it creates an optimal environment for your body's natural healing processes to take over, meaning less risk of infection, less inflammation, and a smoother recovery overall.

Why Choose Ozone over Antibiotics or Synthetic Antiseptics

Conventional dentistry often relies on antibiotics or chemical antiseptics to manage infection and bacteria. While effective in many cases, these approaches can disrupt your body's natural microbiome, contribute to antibiotic resistance, and introduce synthetic substances that some patients prefer to avoid altogether.

Ozone therapy offers a natural alternative that achieves comparable and, in many cases, superior antimicrobial results without any of these downsides. It is fast-acting, leaves no harmful residue, and works in harmony with your body rather than against it. For patients committed to a holistic, health-conscious approach to dental care, ozone therapy is an essential part of treatment at Dr. Roxanne Salavati Beverly Hills practice.

Ozone Therapy in Beverly Hills & Greater Los Angeles

Dr. Salavati's holistic prosthodontic practice is located at 436 N Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills and serves patients seeking natural, biologically intelligent dental care from across Los Angeles, including West Hollywood, Bel Air, Santa Monica, Brentwood, Century City, and the greater LA area.

Ready to experience the benefits of ozone therapy as part of your dental care? Call (310) 276-8897 or request an appointment online today.

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