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Why Biological Dentistry Recommends Avoiding Mercury Fillings
Biological dentistry is changing the way we think about oral health by focusing on treatments that protect the whole body, not just the teeth. One of the most important topics in this field is the removal and replacement of mercury amalgam fillings, which continue to...
The Essential Role of Dental Professionals in Treating Sleep Apnea
Sleep apnea affects millions of people and is linked to serious health issues, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and chronic fatigue. Many dental professionals encounter patients with undiagnosed sleep apnea, highlighting the vital role of biological...
How Biological Dentistry Leads the Way in Fighting Gum Disease
Biological dentistry is transforming the way dental professionals address gum disease and oral health. Periodontal disease is one of the most common hidden infections, beginning with gingivitis and progressing to periodontitis if not treated. Early signs such as...
Why Biological Dentistry Recommends Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Safer Oral Care
Biological dentistry is transforming the way dental care professionals think about toothpaste. For decades, fluoride has been the top recommendation, but its safety remains controversial. Hydroxyapatite toothpaste is now emerging as the preferred solution in...
The Truth About Root Canals and the Safer Path to Oral Health
Root canals are one of the most common dental treatments, but they are also one of the most debated. Many dentists warn that root canals may leave behind harmful bacteria, potentially triggering chronic infections and systemic health problems. When a tooth...
How Platelet Rich Fibrin Supports the Body’s Natural Healing Process
Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) is becoming one of the most powerful tools in biological dentistry, helping patients heal faster, experience less discomfort, and achieve better long-term results. In biological dentistry, the goal is to use safe, biocompatible...
Discover the Rise of Biological Dentistry in Modern Practice
Dental care is changing. Today, more dental professionals are turning to holistic methods that support overall patient health. One of these approaches is biological dentistry, which views oral health as part of whole-body wellness. Biological dentistry began in...
How Phase Contrast Microscopy Is Changing the Way We Treat Gums
Nearly 90% of Americans experience some degree of gum disease. Despite regular brushing and flossing, many patients still deal with hidden periodontal infections. Biological dentistry offers a powerful solution with phase contrast microscopy. Phase contrast...
The Role of Vitamin D in Protecting Teeth From the Inside Out
Today, biological dentistry is shifting the way dental professionals approach oral care. This specialized practice understands that dental health extends far beyond brushing and flossing. Instead, biological dentistry views teeth as dynamic, living structures...
Why More Dental Professionals Are Turning to Ozone Therapy
Biological dentistry is an important field focused on the connection between oral health and the overall wellness of patients. One promising treatment within biological dentistry is ozone therapy, a practice growing in recognition for its effectiveness and...
How Biological Dentistry Protects Patients and the Planet
At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM), we understand the critical role sustainability plays in modern dental practices. Biological dentistry focuses on more than just oral health, it emphasizes overall patient wellness and...
What Every Dentist Should Know About Fluoride and Pregnancy
For decades, fluoride has been recommended to help prevent cavities, especially through community water supplies. However, recent research suggests we need to reconsider fluoride exposure, particularly for pregnant women and infants. At the International Academy of...