Whole Body Dentistry

4.7
108 reviews

About

Dentist
Whole Body Dentistry provides TMJ/TMD therapy, holistic, mercury-safe, Fotona laser, musculoskeletal, preventative, implant, and restorative dentistry to the Middletown, NY area. We are not an insurance-based practice. We do not participate in any insurance. We do not accept any State Funded Ins. or any insurance as primary payment; however, we can and will bill on your behalf.

Location

Whole Body Dentistry
451 E Main St, Middletown, NY
10940, United States

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  • JJ
    Jeanne
    Oct 1, 2025
    1.0
    Would give a negative 10 or 0 if possible. Ripped me off for $15K. Day of surgical process he told me he needed another $6500.00. I already paid my actual bill in full prior to the surgery. The test he did medically to see if I could have implants was based on a 47 year old. I was in my early 60's. So sweet till my last visit. I walked out bc there was no reason for more money. BTW, I never did get to meet the 2nd dentist that was supposed to help with the transplants. I HAD A REAL BILL. NOT AN ESTIMATE. $6500.00 EXTRA ADDED ONTO $15+K IS A CON JOB. If you need a filling he may be great but what he did to me was criminal. I later found out from 2 different dentists that I would never be able to have transplants, not even dentures. I had to much gum & bone loss. To this day I am surprised he still has a practice. How does this dentist sleep at night ripping people off
  • EH
    Erin Higgins
    Sep 18, 2025
    5.0
    For years, I struggled with chronic sinus issues and intermittent tooth pain. Over time, the pain intensified to the point where I was constantly sick and in discomfort. I visited many, many doctors and specialists. Many tests were performed, and while I don’t fault the effort, no one could pinpoint the root cause, though there were different opinions. Antibiotics helped temporarily, but the relief was always short-lived. After doing my own research, I found Dr. Udoff—a holistic, whole-body dentist. During our thorough consultation, he carefully reviewed all of the previous medical records and diagnostic data. He not only identified the underlying problem, but confirmed it and treated it effectively. It’s now been almost five months, and I haven’t had a single issue since. Dr. Udoff and his team are incredible—knowledgeable, compassionate, and truly dedicated to getting to the root of the problem.
  • KS
    Kim Spewak
    Nov 29, 2023
    5.0
    I went to Dr Udoff because my TMD was so painful and after treatment the pain is gone. Everyone in the office is very personable and they make you feel comfortable and at ease. Dr. Udoff is passionate about his work and that was clearly shown in the time and care he spent with me at every visit. I highly recommend Scott Udoff Dentistry!
  • PL
    Priscilla Lignori
    Jul 24, 2021
    5.0
    Excellent dental care and everyone working there is professional and caring. I was taught how to better care for my teeth and gums and I’ve had excellent results!
  • PJ
    Peter T. Johnson
    Jun 22, 2021
    5.0
    I had a difficult issue with a cap. Dr. Udoff patiently and expertly took care of it. His staff continues to be careful and attentive. I would recommend him and his office to anyone.

Frequently Asked Questions About Whole Body Dentistry

How are chronic inflammation diseases related to dental oral health?

Chronic inflammation diseases are closely linked to dental oral health. The inflammatory process begins when the immune system detects a foreign irritant, triggering the sympathetic nervous system. This leads to an inflammatory cascade to combat pathogens. Chronic inflammation occurs when this process continues long-term, often due to factors such as metal dental work, bacterial overgrowth from gum disease, or root canal infections. These conditions can result in chronic jaw infections, known as NICO, which contribute to ongoing inflammation in the body.

How is the autoimmune system related to oral health?

The autoimmune system and oral health are interconnected through the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) present in every cell. The MHC helps the immune system identify cells as part of the body. However, toxins from root canal treatments, jaw infections, and mercury from silver fillings can alter the MHC's form. This alteration can lead to the immune system attacking these cells, potentially causing autoimmune conditions such as multiple sclerosis or ALS, depending on the affected cell type.