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How Phase Contrast Microscopy Empowers Patients To Improve Gum Health
Nearly 90% of Americans are affected by some level of gum disease. As dental care professionals, we know that many patients present with periodontal infections, even when they believe their home care routines are sufficient. Routine brushing and flossing often do not...
Discover the Key Differences Between IAOMT and IABDM for Holistic Dental Practice
For dental care professionals interested in holistic and health-conscious practice, understanding the organizations that shape biological dentistry is essential. Two prominent groups in this field are the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT)...
Why More People Are Choosing Biological Dentistry
In today’s busy world, taking good care of your oral health is essential. At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM), we strongly support biological dentistry. But you might wonder, "What exactly is biological dentistry?" ...
Supporting Gum Health and Tooth Strength Through Vitamin D
In biological dentistry, dental care professionals look beyond traditional methods such as brushing and flossing. This comprehensive approach emphasizes the interconnectedness of oral health with overall body wellness. A significant part of this holistic view involves...
How Ozone Therapy Supports Safer and Smarter Oral Health
Biological dentistry emphasizes the connection between oral health and the overall well-being of patients. A significant development in this field is the rising popularity of ozone therapy. Ozone therapy isn't new, in fact, it has been used scientifically for...
How Biological Dentistry Supports Effective Sleep Apnea Management
Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder that leads to repeated breathing interruptions at night. As dental care professionals, understanding sleep apnea and your role in recognizing and managing it is essential. Biological dentistry offers unique, patient-centered...
Understanding Root Canals Through the Lens of Biological Dentistry
Biological dentistry is much more than a new approach to dental care, it is a specialized practice grounded in the awareness that every system in the body is connected. The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM) leads the way in promoting...
Protecting Patients from the Hidden Risks of Amalgam Fillings
Biological dentistry is a critical part of maintaining overall health by carefully considering how dental practices affect the entire body. At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, we emphasize methods that minimize potential health risks....
How Biological Dentistry Fights Gum Disease and Protects Your Health
Gum disease is a common oral health issue many patients face, yet its significance often goes unnoticed. Also known as periodontal disease, gum disease is essentially a hidden infection that affects the gums and teeth. It usually arises from poor oral hygiene,...
What Every Dental Professional Should Know About Fluoride Alternatives in Toothpaste
As dental care professionals, we often rely on fluoride toothpaste to protect our patients' teeth. Fluoride has long been the standard recommendation because it strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent cavities. But what if there was an equally effective alternative...
Understanding the Science and Wisdom Behind Biological Dentistry
Dental care is evolving, with more professionals exploring holistic and integrative methods. One term gaining popularity is biological dentistry. But what exactly makes biological dentistry different? Biological dentistry first emerged in the mid-1980s thanks...
What Makes the IABDM Protect Protocol a Gold Standard in Patient Protection
Dental practices have greatly improved in recent years, making procedures safer for both patients and dental professionals. At the forefront of these advancements is the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM). The academy has introduced the...