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Safe Mercury Filling Removal
Patient safety is a top priority for certified biological dentists at IABDM, especially when procedures involve materials that may release potentially harmful substances. Mercury-containing amalgam fillings have been used in
Platelet-Rich Fibrin in Biological Dentistry Supports Natural Healing
At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, biological dentistry emphasizes techniques that work in harmony with the body’s natural healing processes. One such advancement is platelet-rich fibrin (PRF),
Can Oral Health Influence Brain Function and Cognitive Decline?
At IABDM, we recognize that oral health is closely connected to overall health, including the function of the brain. Emerging research continues to explore how conditions in the mouth, particularly
What Dentists Should Understand About Root Canal Therapy and Infection
At IABDM, we recognize that dental procedures should be evaluated not only for their mechanical success, but also for their biological impact. Root canal therapy is widely used to preserve
Fluoride and Whole-Body Health
Fluoride has long been used in dentistry for its role in supporting enamel strength, but growing discussion within integrative and biological health communities has raised questions about how fluoride exposure
The Role of Airway Health in Biological Dentistry
Biological dentistry takes a broader view of oral health by looking at how the mouth, jaw, and surrounding structures affect the body as a whole. One important area of focus