Whether you're seeking a gentle cleaning or a natural-looking smile enhancement, our holistic approach focuses on your overall well-being. Experience the difference of dentistry that prioritizes your body's balance at Moxy Dental and Airway!
Moxy Dental and Airway is committed to providing fluoride-free dental care that prioritizes the natural balance of your body. We understand that oral health is deeply connected to your overall health, including your breathing and airway. Our comprehensive services extend beyond traditional dentistry to address the root causes of dental and airway issues. Experience a new standard of care where your body's natural healing abilities are supported, and where your smile is a reflection of your vibrant health.
Dr. Smedley received her DDS from the University of Toronto and has been practicing dentistry for over 20 years.
After practicing a more traditional way of doing dentistry, she realized there could be better ways to treat decay without using harsh chemicals and drilling away at the teeth.
As a biomimetic dentist in the state of Michigan, she offers a unique methodology that preserves as much as your natural tooth as possible.
At Moxy Dental and Airway, we don’t just treat the what, we treat the why. Instead of treating patients reactively with drilling techniques and toxic procedures, we treat patients proactively, by identifying the root cause of the issue and then repairing it in the least invasive way possible.
Our holistic approach to dentistry means considering the health of the whole patient. Almost every system in your body is connected to your oral health, which means poor oral hygiene can affect your overall health.
Our airway and pattern of breathing start developing from the moment we are born. This radical change of our skull and jaw structure in just the past hundred years can be attributed to how we’ve changed what and how we feed our infants, babies, and toddlers.
We used to breastfeed our babies for three years. As we’ve moved away from breastfeeding and toward bottles, pacifiers, and finger-sucking, it’s changed the swallow pattern and how the face develops. Instead of growing out and forward giving the tongue plenty of space, it becomes more narrow and set back causing obstruction of the airway.
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