Holistic dentistry, biological dentistry, natural dentistry, whole body dentistry, systemic dentistry, organic dentistry, non-toxic dentistry, and more they all apply to GOODHEALTH.dental. But, please let me explain what this all really means

It means that GOODHEALTH.dental applies only clean, healthy dental treatments as a standard for our practice. But it is important to understand that Healthy Dentistry (often called Holistic Dentistry) is a different thing to each person. For some people this may be a cosmetic treatment. For some it is mercury removal, or treating gum disease. For others its all about family dental care with an emphasis on prevention. Some patients are just interested in maintaining what they have, with a focus on avoiding larger issues down the road. Many people are concerned about pain, addressing that is their primary concern. My conclusion: Everyones perception is important. What that means to me: I consider it my job to listen to all your concerns, then use all my skills, knowledge and judgement to address your dental issues in the best and most healthy way for you.

How? I truly look at each person as a unique individual. And when I say person, I mean looking at you as a whole person, not just your teeth. Ive learned that it is crucial to listen carefully to each patient. Understanding your needs and looking beyond the teeth into the head, neck, airway, posture, habits, lifestyle, and systemic medical conditions, allows me to address your dental issues. It also helps me determine the best treatment to enhance and protect your overall health in the long term.

Last but not least, GOODHEALTH.dental is never about selling dentistry. Were about doing the right thing for you. Always. Sometimes that means providing a combination of dental treatments to achieve the best result. And sometimes the most minimal, conservative dentistry could be the best approach for you and your health.

We care. We listen. We diagnose. We recommend. And we talk it over with you, helping you make an informed decision. In the end its really up to you. I always want to do the right thing for you. Sound fair?

GOODHEALTH.dental was established by Dr. Scott Rose to provide guests with high-quality dentistry, comfort, and personalized care in a private, relaxing environment. With state-of-the-art dental technology, to amenities that pamper you while you are with us, youll experience dentistry as never before. His practice is mercury-free, non-toxic, biocompatible, and practices with a holistic philosophy.

A graduate of Case Western Reserve University School of Dentistry, Dr. Rose has been the recipient of numerous awards and fellowships, with his research published in many professional dental journals. His outstanding work has been lauded by colleagues and patients. Recognized as an expert in dentistry, he has been featured in Cleveland Magazine, Northern Ohio Live, Avenues, the Plain Dealer, and the Sun Newspapers. He has been on Channels 3, 5, and 19 as well as cable television and is also guest editor of Cleveland Womans Journal. He was featured in the book Unleashing the Power of Dentistry: An Introduction to Neuromuscular Dentistry, as well as Secret Service, a book about excellence in customer service. Dr. Rose and one of his patients are planned to be featured in an upcoming book about cosmetic dentistry and how it can change a persons life.

He completed the Master Aesthetic Dental Program, and acourse in Advanced Anterior Aesthetics, Neuromuscular Dentistry, Diagnosis and Treatment of TMJ/TMD, Occlusion, Scan Interpretation, and Removable Prosthetics at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies.

He has also completed the Masters Bonding Program, Posterior Esthetics, and Smile Design at the Center for Esthetic Excellence in Chicago. He is a graduate of both Cosmetic Continuums at the Louisiana State University School of Dentistryand completed training at The Nash Institute for Dental Learning in Charlotte.

He has also completed coursework at The Center for Exceptional Practicesand has had advanced training in Dental Sleep Medicine. Dr. Rose also completed a mini-residency program in Neuromuscular Occlusion and TMD/TMJ at The Center for Occlusal Studies in Parkersburg, WV.

In addition to private practice, Dr. Rose was the Dental Director for Brentwood Health Care Skilled Nursing Facility and was on staff at the Bedford Medical Center. Dr. Rose was a co-founder of an Internet dental company and has served as a consultant to a major dental manufacturer.

He is a member of The International Association of Mercury Safe Dentists, The Holistic Dental Association, the American Dental Association, Ohio Dental Association, the Cleveland Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, and a general member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.

He was listed in the National Registry of Whos Who in 2000 and 2007. He has been named one of Americas Top Dentists for the years 2005-presentby The Consumers Research Council of America: one of Clevelands Top Dentists for the years 2006-presentby Northern Ohio Live and Cleveland Magazine. He was also selected for the List of Best Dentists in America for 2016.

By lending time and support to a variety of organizations and charities, Dr. Rose is able to give back to the community. He has sponsored childrens recreational sports teams, petting zoos, and participates in health fairs. He lectures on Holistic and Neuromuscular Dentistry. He was also Investor Supporting Friends of The Cleveland Playhouse Foundation.

He is a member of the Solon Chamber of Commerce. Throughout the years he has supported the Bedford and Solon Police departments with exercise equipment and paid for Rex (retired), the Solon Police dog. He was the mentor of a dental school graduate. His hobbies include ballroom dancing, photography (www.scottrosephotography.com), astronomy, gardening, and hiking.

Cleveland Ohiois a city full of history and a vibrant, rich community.We focus on helping our patients live their life to the fullest so they can be a part of their city and take advantage of all it has to offer.

We pride ourselves on the variety of beautiful locations we can step right outside our doorsteps into and are celebrating our 100th Year Anniversary for theCleveland Metro Parks. Ideally situated near the mouth of theCuyahoga River, Cleveland is located on the southern shore ofLake Eerie. We have even earned the nickname ofThe Forest City.

There are millions of abandoned dogs in the United States every year. On average, their fate is bleak. Either living on the streets with no home or euthanized in shelters. Reka was found abandoned in the streets of Miami when she was a puppy. My son took her in and nursed her back to health. During that same time, I suffered a massive heart attack. After my initial recovery, he drove her to Cleveland to give to me. He felt having her would force me to walk a few times a day. And he was right ...

Reka and I quickly bonded and she became my cardiac rehab partner. In early 2020 I started bringing her to the office as I did not want to keep putting her in daycare during work hours. She adapted very quickly to the office. The response from our patients has been overwhelmingly positive. Many people bring her gifts and treats.

Reka is very good with people as she is very gentle and sweet. In fact, Reka means sweetness in the Maori language. She has her certification as a support animal. She is a Rhodesian Ridgeback with a little bit of Shar-Pei. Having her with me during the day at work has been a real blessing for my practice, my patients, and myself personally.

In coming to this conclusion, we try to discover the root cause (literally) of your problem rather than immediately jumping to extraction as being the only solution. Preserving your natural dentition as much as possible is an absolute priority.

When we decide to preform an extraction, this is because we are confident it is necessary and would be in extremely poor practice for us not to do so. Leaving an infected, broken or decaying tooth in your gums is almost always a danger to your health and wellbeing.

Whether you get hit in the face by a ball at your family BBQ, crack your tooth on 10-year old tootsie roll you found at the back of your snack drawer or experience some other kind of freak accident, a shattered or badly broken tooth almost always needs to be pulled.

Teeth can grow at the most unexpected angles in your mouth. Unfortunately, this means your teeth can surface from dangerous angles that can damage other teeth, which cancausing seriousjoint and pain problems. In most cases, this tooth needs the boot!

A holistic approach to dentistry looks at the patient as awholeperson, notjustthe teeth.It is about looking beyond the mouth to the rest of the body, and evaluating that relationship. Using this approach with soundneuromuscular principles, and a respect fornon-toxic dental materials, treatments can be offered that addressesheadaches,neck pain, facial pain,TMJ,sleep problems, as well at the common dental issues safely, andwith thewhole body in mind.

Dr. Scott Rose, holistic dentist Cleveland Solon, on how early influences shaped his approach to dentistry:When I was a kid, my mom worked for a physician. On Saturdays I used to take the bus to hang out in the office. He used to let me sit behind his desk and look at his books and medical journals. Even at that young age, I saw he treated his patients as people, not just body parts. We would talk sometimes and he would tell me the most important thing in medicine is to look at the whole person, not just what hurts them. This stuck with me throughout life and helped shape a practice philosophy.

Many people are apprehensive about visiting the dentist, and being sent to multiple facilities and specialists to have issues resolved can make the process much more arduous as well as inconsistent in quality and approach.

A holistic dentist in Cleveland Solon looks at the quality of life, not just the quality of teeth. Its this philosophical approach that drives the treatment outcome, not just the materials used. The mouth is the main entrance to your body. What goes in has a significant impact on your entire body! Toxic materials in food, drinks, and medications can cause systemic damage.

Your mouth is also the location for the most common infections to men, women, and children: Gum disease and tooth decay. When this occurs we fill and restore teeth, but why did it occur in the first place? The more important question is: How to avoid dental problems? Our holistic approach to oral health ensures that the focus is not only on teeth problems, but how the problem relates to other issues.

Good Health Dental staff is trained in advanced dental treatment procedures and our facility is committed to provide you with a comfortable, health focused experience. We can help with providing long-term plans in order to keep your healthy smile as long as possible.

Many people desire to improve their teeth for a long time but have hesitated due to confusion about holistic dentistry. At Good Health Dental, we provide clear, non-complex, affordable dental services with an innovative holistic vision. Let us help you to obtain a beautiful, healthy smile.

If you prefer to have your dental work done with minimal impact to your surrounding tissue, or would like to avoid infection, lengthy healing times and potentially unnecessary injections, then read on.

Our minimally invasive approach to dentistry is something we believe is best for all of our patients. It is part of our desire to bring a holistic, biologically safe form of dentistry to you and your family.

Minimally invasive dentistry means we use different methods to treat and care for you and your family that cause less trauma to the tissues in your mouth, are less likely to encourage infection, will help to shorten healing time, will cause less inflammation to your both your mouth and body.

We avoid unnecessary use of things like drills, anaesthetics, antibiotics and pain killers. Our desire to constantly learn keeps us at the forefront of new dental therapies and techniques, allowing us to provide you with more options.

The sound and vibration from the dentists drill has been thecauseof many a nightmare! But with our laser technology there are no disconcerting vibrations and only a light tapping sound. No need for anaesthesia injections due there being minimal pain, and its safe for use on patients of all ages.

When Ozone Therapy is usedit often improves the results we see,speeding healing, and creating a better result all around.And thanks to its non-invasive nature, it causes minimal discomfort and no pain.

But the materials used have also changed older options like mercury fillings have been abandoned in favor ofnon-toxic dental materialsin Solon (Cleveland), OH.These materials eliminate the possibility of harmful side effects and provehealthier in the long term.

We strive to be a place that patients can rely on for dental treatments that have lasting positive effects on their overall health.This is the basis for our decision toexclusivelyuse non-toxic materials at our dental facility in Solon (Cleveland), OH.