IABDM Blog
Just What Does Biological Dental Hygiene Involve?
Our certification program trains dentists, hygienists, assistants, and other dental workers in the philosophy and essential practices of biological dentistry, including safe mercury removal, dental ozone, nutrition, energetic connections,...
read more14 Hidden Mouth “Splinters” Can Make You Sick
By Dr. Al Danenberg Cross-posted with permission from drdanenberg.com You may not see them, feel them, or even know about them. They are sources of infection and inflammation that I call “splinters”. I count 14 of them, and they could be lurking in...
read moreThe Importance of Ozone in Dental Hygiene
The video below was done by Shira Newman, RDH, in completion of requirements to become an IABDM Certified Biological Hygienist. Congratulations, Shira! Learn more about our certification programs....
read moreWhy Dental Care & Oral Health Matter More Than Ever in This Age of COVID
Earlier this month, the World Health Organization advised that, due to COVID-19, “routine,” preventive, and elective dental procedures should be postponed. This is largely because of the aerosols generated by many common dental procedures...
read moreRoot Canals, Metal Implants, & Chronic Oxidative Stress
The article below was originally posted on the office blog of IABDM Certified biological dentist Dr. Minaxi Mirkal. RANTES Score, Infected Root Canal Toxicity, Metal Implants – Chronic Oxidative Stress Of Dental/Oral Origin Healthy Tooth A...
read moreThe Spiritual Dimension of Health
The video below was done by Corinne Story, RDH, in completion of requirements to become an IABDM Certified Biological Hygienist. Congratulations, Corinne! Learn more about our certification programs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84wCI1i9jP4
read moreNatural Approaches in an Oral Cavity
The following article was written by Mary McGrath, RDH, in completion of requirements to become an IABDM Certified Biological Hygienist. Congratulations, Mary! Learn more about our certification programs. There are many natural approaches to the...
read moreThe Importance of Nutrition & pH in Dentistry
The following article was written by Danielle Oexman, RDH, in completion of requirements to become an IABDM Certified Biological Hygienist. Congratulations, Danielle! Learn more about our certification programs. “The hygienist discussed nutrition...
read moreApproaches for Natural Toothpastes for the Oral Cavity
The following article was written by Cyn Boudreau in completion of requirements to become an IABDM Certified Biological Hygienist. Congratulations, Cyn! Learn more about our certification programs. Oral hygiene is the practice of keeping one’s...
read moreA Conversation with Dr. Al Danenberg, Part 2: Practical Matters, Or How to Feed a Mouth to Health
Read Part 1 What is it about the modern industrial diet that makes it so harmful to oral health, as well as systemic health? The modern industrial diet (Standard American Diet) includes specific foods and high amounts of processed foods, all of...
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