Synergy Dental Center in Gillette, Wyoming, is redefining the boundaries of modern dentistry by treating the full person, not just the teeth. The practice's growing patient base, which now includes individuals traveling from across the United States, underscores a broader shift toward recognizing the critical link between oral health and systemic well-being. At the core of this transformation is the proprietary AIM philosophy, a treatment framework built around three pillars: Airway health, Infection elimination, and Metal-free biocompatible solutions.
Rather than addressing symptoms in isolation, Synergy Dental Center looks beyond conventional dentistry to identify and treat root causes of systemic health issues. This approach is evident in its comprehensive biologic dental exam, a whole-health first-visit experience that lays the foundation for personalized care plans. Services include airway orthodontics, TMJ treatment, sleep apnea therapy, and advanced recovery therapies such as the Superhuman Protocol, which uses magnetic fields, pure oxygen, and red-light therapy to accelerate healing. All treatments utilize biocompatible, metal-free materials designed to support the body's natural harmony.
The practice is led by Dr. David Porter, DDS, NMD, IBDM, FICOI, FAGD, FAAOSH, D'ASBA, a trailblazer in holistic and biologic dentistry who also holds a license as a Naturopathic Medical Doctor. Dr. Porter authored "AIM," a publication detailing his patient-centered philosophy and its impact on health outcomes. Supporting him is Dr. Kaden Larsen, whose expertise in holistic care strengthens the team's ability to deliver exceptional results across both locations.
For patients concerned about costs, Synergy Dental Center offers financing through CareCredit and Cherry, making whole-health dental care accessible regardless of budget. The practice also provides travel assistance for out-of-town patients, including hotel arrangements, ensuring distance is not a barrier to care. More information about the AIM philosophy and available services can be found on the Synergy Dental Center website.
The implications of this announcement extend beyond one practice. As research increasingly confirms the connections between oral infections, airway disorders, and chronic diseases like heart disease and diabetes, Synergy Dental's model offers a blueprint for how dentistry can evolve to address whole-body health. By prioritizing airway health and eliminating infections with biocompatible materials, the practice aims to support the body's natural healing processes. This approach challenges traditional dentistry to consider broader systemic impacts and may influence how dental care is integrated into primary healthcare.
