Dr. Satloff is the clinical director of two dental practices in North Attleboro and Seekonk, Massachusetts. Telephone numbers are 508-695-1078 and 508-336-7755. Website is viewable at www.biologicdentist.com

Dr. Satloff earned his DMD in dentistry from Tufts University (1981), EJD in law from Concord University (2008), MS in biomechanical trauma from Lynn University (1997), MBA from Bryant College (1986 ), CAGS in health care from Bryant College (1990), certification in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from Chengdu University (2003), certification in TM disorders from Tufts University (1988), certification in aesthetic dentistry from CWRU (1991) and Tufts University (1995), and is a MD candidate at UHSA School of Medicine. Dr. Satloff is most proud of his volunteer efforts in the AO peace corps program (1981-1982) and in China (2003).

Dr. Satloff advocates the use of low toxic biocompatible dentistry and always uses a mercury vapor suction whenever removing mercury based fillings from teeth. The office engages mercury mobilization for those patients desiring the removal and detoxification of mercury from their body.

Dr. Satloff is the first university trained dentist in aesthetic dentistry in New England and has completed hundreds of cosmetic dental makeovers. The office features invisible orthodontics with clear tooth aligners for straightening teeth and creating a confident smile.

Dr. Satloff possesses both Fellowship and Mastership status in the Academy of General Dentistry and is board certification eligible. He is also CNS and CCN eligible in nutrition. The office utilizes lab testing of saliva for pH buffering assessment and urine testing to check for biochemical balances and irregularities in interested patients.

Dr. Satloff, recognized as the first dentist in the United States to achieve diplomat status in the American Academy of Pain Management and named editorial advisor to the Journal of Pain Management, regularly treats difficult to manage pain disorders of the mouth and upper quarter of the body. He is the first doctor in New England with a masters degree in MVA trauma and is the first doctor in New England named as Regent in the International College of Craniomandibular Orthopedics which deals with TM disorders and neuromuscular dentistry.

Dr. Satloff employs Eastern medicine based upon noninvasive proteomic testing for tough to treat dental issues and associated medical concerns relating to ANS blockage of the upper quarter of the body. Such testing is especially pertinent to those with a pain profile and for those with a history of cancer.

Ilya Livshin, DMD Born in St. Petersburg, Russia, Ilya Livshin immigrated to the United States in 1978. After growing up in Brookline, MA, Dr. Livshin went on to Boston University, where he received his Bachelor's degree. He enrolled at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine where he received his DMD. Then, Dr. Livshin dedicated his dental expertise and his life to the United States Air Force. There, he completed an Advanced Education in General Dentistry at Bolling Air Force Base, Washington DC. With this program, he received hands-on experience in complex dental restorative procedures, dental implants, root canal therapy, impacted wisdom teeth extractions, cosmetic procedures, migraine/myofacial pain therapy, and IV and oral sedation dentistry.
Since then, Dr. Livshin continues to refine his education. He explores advances in the safe and effective use of oral and intravenous sedation for fearful patients who desire and need general and cosmetic dentistry. He is also a member of the American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry.
Dr. Livshin is committed to helping people with severe anxiety who have neglected their teeth for years. 'Too many people live with pain, the inability to chew, and embarrassing teeth because they are terrified of the dentist. I want to change all that,' he says.