Biological Dentistry
At Dr. Katie To Center for Wellness Dentistry, we offer biological and holistic dentistry in our Katy, TX dental office. Contact us to learn more about how to improve your smile without harmful chemicals or side effects.
Frequently Asked Questions
In order to truly give you an informed exam, we must complete a comprehensive exam in order to give you a second opinion. Without looking at the whole picture, we would only be treating the symptoms and not the root cause. Our Wellness Dentists want to make sure you can make an informed decision with your care and that requires being thorough.
Meet Our Doctors:
Katie To D.D.S, F.A.G.D
Biological & Cosmetic Dentist
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Dr. Minh Luu DMD
Wellness & Cosmetic Dentist
Great dentistry should leave you healthier, not just looking better. That’s the philosophy that drives Dr. Minh Luu, a Certified Biological Dentist with a passion for personalized cosmetic dentistry. She believes that every patient ...
Biological Dentistry Technology
Medical Grade Ozone Generator for Dental Ozone Therapy
Dental Ozone Therapy is used for disinfecting tissues and helping tissue regeneration. Ozone is a powerful therapeutic gas due to its negatively charged particle that neutralize anything with a positive charge like viruses, fungus and bacteria. Ozone is highly affective in:
- Periodontal Disease: both ozone gas and ozonated water are used to disinfect the gum during hygiene appointments. Special Ozonated Oil formula by Dr. Katie To can be used at home to promote gum and tooth health.
- Tooth Decay: prior to placing a filling, ozone gas is used to disinfected and desensitize the tooth.
- Mouth Sores: Ozonated Oil can be used for cold sore, canker sores and any infection in the mouth. Dr. Katie To has created a special formula for Gum and Tooth.
- Cavitations: both ozone gas and ozonated saline are used to disinfect areas of necrotic bone.
Dental Ozone Therapy if simple, safe and non-invasive treatment option.
Laser Technology
The LightWalker Laser by Fotona is a powerful and efficient laser that allows better precision and reliable results for following procedures:
- Cavitiy preparation
- Caries removal
- Frenectomy and tongue tie release
- Implant recovery
- Gum lift (recontour or shaping of the gum line)
- Remove existing crowns or veneers
Periodontal treatment with lasers is a state-of-the-art approach for removing infected gum tissue. Since it is less invasive than traditional methods, you will experience less bleeding, faster healing easier recovery, and faster healing times.
Medical Centrifuge for Platelet Rich Fibrin
Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) is obtained from your blood and contains 100% your own cells. After your blood sample is collected, it is spin in a medical grade centrifuge to separate the growth factors, stem cells, and fibrin present in your blood. These concentrated materials will be used to promote natural and advanced healing when applied to your surgical sites. This leads to faster healing time, reduce pain level and infection incidence in all our surgical cases.
Featured Blog Posts - Biological Dentistry
July 8, 2026
Feeding Your Teeth From the Inside
We spend so much energy on the outside of our teeth — brushing, flossing, rinsing. All important. But here's something conventional dentistry rarely talks about: your teeth are also built and maintained from the inside, by the nutrients your body has to work with. Two of the ...
July 7, 2026
Introducing the InBody Scanner at Center for Wellness Dentistry
We've always believed your mouth is a window into your whole-body health. Now we're adding another way to help you see the bigger picture. We're excited to introduce the InBody scanner at Center for Wellness Dentistry — a quick, non-invasive ...
July 3, 2026
Why We Ask About Your Blood Sugar At a Dental Visit
You came in for a cleaning, and we're asking about your blood sugar, your energy, how well you've been sleeping. What does any of that have to do with your teeth? In biological dentistry, the answer is: everything.
Here's what conventional dentistry often treats as two separate worlds ...