Latest Mercury Free Dentistry Posts From Our Blog

As an endodontist, Dr. Fanny Yacaman has the expertise to preserve even the most badly damaged teeth. As a prosthodontist, Dr. Frank Vidjak is uniquely trained to rebuild teeth and other tissues of the mouth, face, and jaws. Together, these doctors lead Beverly Hills Advanced Specialties of Dentistry with precision, comfortable, and safe approaches to […]

At Beverly Hills Advanced Specialties of Dentistry, Drs. Yacaman and Vidjak are excited to provide mercury-free dental care for their patients. Mercury is a toxic substance that can seriously impact your health if it is inhaled or ingested. Therefore, opting for mercury-free dental care provides an extra layer of safety and protection from adverse health […]

In the past, and even in some dental practices today, dentists used materials like silver amalgam to fill areas of decay. Cavities were filled with this material, even though it has high levels of mercury–a substance toxic to humans. It has been found over time that these fillings can increase one’s risk of developing mercury […]

What it means to be mercury-free! Our safe, cosmetic approach to dental fillings As a specialty practice led by Prosthodontist, Dr. Frank Vidjak, and Endodontist, Dr. Fanny Yacaman, we have invested in the latest technologies that are clinically proven to be safe and effective. Drs. Vidjak and Yacaman are advocates for world-class training on best-in-class […]

Not long ago, metal amalgam was the mainstay for filling cavities to restore the shape and function of a tooth. However, metal fillings can negatively impact your smile’s appearance because of their dark color. But the mercury content of these fillings can potentially pose health hazards because mercury is broadly recognized by the World Health […]

Drs. Fanny Yacaman and Frank Vidjak specialize in endodontics and prosthodontics, respectively. As specialists committed to the highest standards of quality and safety in dental care, they appreciate that teeth restored in their on-site dental lab should look, feel, and function like the “real thing.” This means the new tooth structure should be indistinguishable from the […]