Kirkland, Washington (January 19, 2014) – Dr. Thomas Seal, DDS, a respected dentist from Kirkland, WA, is offering holistic dentistry services to his patients. By using materials and techniques that are proven safe, Dr. Seal works to ensure that his methods are always designed with his patients' overall well-being in mind.

Dr. Seal cites his avoidance of mercury fillings as an example of his commitment to making sure his patients' health is never put at risk. The doctor notes mercury's incredible toxicity as the reason for its undesirability as a dental filling material.

Although the popularity of mercury amalgams as a filling material has decreased through the years, some dentists still choose to use it due to its economical nature. It is caring Kirkland dentists like Dr. Seal who are leading the charge to spread a general awareness of its toxicity and encourage the introduction of safer materials.

As an alternative to mercury, Dr. Seal uses tooth-colored composite filings or porcelain inlays. Aside from being safe for the patient, he asserts that they also produce an aesthetically better result.

Additionally, Dr. Seal gives a thorough examination on his patients’ oral health by checking for signs of skeletal alignment problems. Then, together with cranial-sacral or chiropractic practitioners, he recommends additional treatments that they may opt to undertake with his recommended physicians. By doing this, Dr. Seal works to improve more than just his patients' smiles, but help them stay healthy in other ways as well.

For more information about his practice and the services he offers, Dr. Seal invites interested individuals and families to visit his website at www.DrTomSeal.com.

About Dr. Thomas Seal, DDS

Dr. Thomas Seal, DDS, has more than 35 years experience in the practice of providing quality dental services to patients both locally and in other states. The doctor operates a state-of-the-art facility and employs a highly skilled staff in order to provide the safest and most effective treatments for his patients.