The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM) invites dental professionals to join an inspiring event focused on innovation and whole-body wellness. The upcoming IABDM Annual Conference, Biohacking in Dentistry, will take place March 26–28, 2026, at the Cambria Hotel Austin Downtown.
This special gathering will bring together dentists, hygienists, physicians, and integrative health experts to explore how biological dentistry continues to transform modern care. As the only nonprofit certifying organization in biological dentistry, IABDM provides education and certification for professionals who want to go beyond traditional treatment and create lasting health outcomes for patients.
At this year’s conference, attendees will discover how biohacking principles apply to dentistry. Topics will include the use of laser, ozone, and red-light therapies to support natural healing, as well as strategies to restore the oral microbiome and improve overall body balance.
Participants will also learn about airway health, nitric oxide production, and the brain’s connection to oral wellness. These insights help dental professionals understand the mouth’s vital role in overall health and performance.
In addition to expert presentations, attendees can earn 14 CE credits, explore the latest technologies, and network with leaders in the field. Whether you’re new to biological dentistry or experienced in holistic care, this event offers practical knowledge you can apply right away.
Join the IABDM community in Austin and be part of the growing movement redefining the future of dental care through science, connection, and holistic healing. Spots are limited, and discounted pricing is available until December 31, 2025. Register today at IABDM.org.
The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM) is a network of dentists, physicians, and health professionals committed to promoting biological dentistry. We invite you to visit our website to learn more about our advocacy for biocompatible dental materials and toxin-free practices.