Before surgery
Testing runs ahead of surgical scheduling, so results shape the plan.
- Measured before surgery
- Results before scheduling
- Part of the written plan
- Retesting per case
We prepare the body before every surgical case. Vitamin D testing is available ahead of surgery under the Swiss BioHealth standard Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD trained on in Kreuzlingen, with results read against your full health history.
The Swiss BioHealth standard treats preparation as part of surgery. Vitamin D testing puts a measured baseline behind the surgical plan instead of a guess.
Most dental surgery schedules without a look at preparation. The protocol difference is simple: measure first, then operate.
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| Property | Tested | Assumed |
|---|---|---|
| Baseline | Measured before surgery | Unknown |
| Planning | Results shape the surgical timeline | Timeline set blind |
| Follow-up | Retest per the plan | None |
| Standard | Swiss BioHealth preparation | Not part of conventional care |
Dr. Carlo Litano, DMD trained at Swiss BioHealth in Kreuzlingen, where whole body preparation carries as much weight as the surgery itself. Vitamin D, nutrition, and circulation support at Natural Smiles come from the same protocol he trained on under Dr. Ulrich Volz.
Preparation slots in ahead of surgery, so nothing schedules until the numbers are in.
The surgical case is read from imaging and health history, and preparation needs are set.
Levels are measured ahead of surgical scheduling.
Dr. Litano reads results with your history; nutrition and supplementation guidance follow per case.
The procedure proceeds under the Swiss BioHealth standard once preparation is where the plan wants it.
Testing feeds real surgical planning: CBCT imaging, ozone-prepared sites, and restorations finished by the in-house lab.
Patients drive in from across Florida and fly in from across the U.S. A few in their own words, from 700+ verified 5-star reviews on Google and Birdeye.
"Dr. Litano walked me through every step before he touched a tooth. Mercury came out clean, zirconia went in, and I haven't had a migraine since."
"I flew in from Chicago for my cavitation surgery. Staying in the apartment above the clinic made the whole experience effortless. I left feeling better than I had in years."
"Took both kids here after years of fighting about fluoride at our old office. Nobody lectured us, everything was explained, and my daughter actually asks when the next visit is."
The questions patients ask most about preparation before dental surgery.
Whole body preparation is part of the Swiss BioHealth surgical standard. Levels are measured before surgery so the plan starts from a baseline instead of a guess.
Ahead of surgical scheduling, typically alongside the consultation and CBCT scan.
Dr. Litano reads them with your health history, sets preparation per case, and surgery schedules once the plan is satisfied. About the protocol.
Preparation is set per case. Surgical cases under the protocol get the most from testing; the consultation sets what your plan includes.
A consultation with a low-radiation 3D scan gives you a written treatment plan and cost estimate before any decisions. Call (727) 300-0044 or request a visit online.