Mercury Free Dentistry – Biological Dentist

Dr. Frank Vidjak and Dr Fanny Yacaman practice mercury free dentistry, which means they do not use metal during dental restorations. As mercury free dentists, Drs Vidjak and Yacaman understand that the unnatural color of metal can make your smile less aesthetically pleasing and can even be dangerous to your health. Mercury free dentistry uses ceramic or porcelain materials when restoring your smile for natural-looking, safe results. Some patients have even opted to remove traditional metal fillings or other restorative devices for a more natural, whiter-looking smile. Mercury free dental procedures offer beautiful results that are safe, long-lasting, and effective at treating damaged, discolored, or unhealthy teeth.

What are the benefits of mercury free dentistry?

One of the most notable benefits of mercury free dentistry is a more natural-looking smile. When metal fillings, crowns, or inlays and onlays are placed, they make a smile less dazzling and look more unnatural. The ceramic or porcelain materials used by our mercury free dentist create a full, healthy smile that is bright, white, and natural-looking. Additionally, metal fillings or other metal restorations can contain small amounts of mercury, which is a dangerous substance to ingest. Because mercury is known to be unhealthy, many prosthodontists, dentists, and patients have opted for ceramic or porcelain restorations. On top of being more aesthetically pleasing, mercury free dental treatments also help to preserve the appearance, shape, and size of your natural teeth, while reducing the risk of further damage or decay.

How can I get started with mercury free dentistry?

Dr. Frank Vidjak and Dr Fanny Yacaman  would be happy to discuss mercury free dentistry with you. To learn more about mercury free dentistry, visit Beverly Hills Advanced Specialties of Dentistry or call our dental office at (310) 878-6455 today.

Frequently asked questions

A mercury-free dentist will examine and comprehend how each substance or operation used or done impacts patients scientifically. Mercury-free dentists are not satisfied with an inadequate understanding of safety or efficacy, and they seek more evidence to verify that materials and treatments are safe.

Mercury is poisonous, and extensive data proves it. Mercury can impact practically every organ and system in the body. It has been shown to affect the circulatory, respiratory, immune, musculoskeletal, endocrine, and neurological systems.

Most individuals are unaware that mercury is routinely used in dentistry and are astonished to hear that silver amalgam filling contains more than 50% mercury. Silver is frequently less than one-fifth of a filling’s composition.

A more natural-looking smile is one of the most noticeable advantages of mercury-free dentistry. Metal fillings make a smile appear less brilliant and more artificial; moreover, they may include trace levels of mercury, a hazardous material to consume. Mercury-free dentists utilize ceramic or porcelain materials to produce a complete, healthy smile that is brilliant, white, and natural-looking.

The skilled doctors at our practice are Frank M. A. Vidjak, DDS, MSEd and Fanny Yacaman, DDS, MSEd, MS.



Doctors Bio Image - Dr.Frank Vidjak
Dr. Vidjak has been a prosthodontist for over two decades, with his private practice in Beverly Hills from 1989. A USC School of Dentistry graduate, he completed his specialty training in prosthodontics and an MS in Medical Education at USC where he also taught the School of Dentistry. He was its Clinical Director of the Advanced Prosthodontic Program and International Student Program too.



Doctors Bio Image - Dr. Fanny Yacaman
Dr. Yacaman received her DDS from the University Technologica of Mexico and served the clinical faculty in Endodontics at Unitec. She practiced Endodontics in Mexico City for over 10 years. She has an advanced specialty certificate in Advanced Microscopic Endodontics and Microsurgery and a Master of Science in Medical Education from the USC and has been a Clinical Faculty member at the UCLA School of Dentistry Department of Endodontics for more than 15 years. She specializes in Root Resorption treatment, having researched on External Root Resorption for over 15 years for a Master’s in Craniofacial Molecular Biology at USC’s Center for Craniofacial Molecular Biology. She is one of four Endodontists in United States that can treat Root Resorption. She is a local and international lecturer in Endodontics and Microsurgery and has received many awards and has published articles in the area.