Dental Ozone Options in Point Richmond
Make room for questions about evidence, alternatives, and the proposed use.
Ozone is offered as an additional option within selected dental care plans. We discuss the intended use, risks, alternatives, and limits of the evidence. It does not replace established cavity or gum treatment and is not a treatment for autoimmune disease.
Understand the intended role
The practice discusses ozone as an additional option in selected care plans. Ask what specific concern it would address and how it fits with established care.
Ask about evidence and limits
Evidence varies by proposed use. A published systematic review found insufficient, very-low-certainty evidence to recommend ozone for treating tooth decay. A clear discussion should include uncertainty as well as the intended benefit.
Make an informed choice
Ask about delivery, precautions, alternatives, and what happens if you decline. Ozone does not replace established cavity or gum treatment, and the practice does not present it as treatment for autoimmune disease.
Questions you may have
Do I have to choose ozone to receive care?
Discuss your preferences and the alternatives available for your individual care plan.
Where can I read about the evidence?
The research review linked below is a starting point. Ask the practitioner how its findings relate to the specific proposed use.
Further reading: Systematic review of ozone for caries ↗. General information supports a conversation; individual care depends on assessment.
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