For many years, heavy metals such as mercury, nickel, and chromium were commonly used in dental products. At first, people thought these metals were safe, but now scientists have found out that they can do more than just affect the mouth. These metals can also impact...
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,...
Today’s biological dentist understands that true oral health goes beyond cavity prevention, it’s about protecting the whole body. That’s why more dental professionals are choosing hydroxyapatite toothpaste as a safe and effective alternative to fluoride. ...
A biological dentist understands that oral health and overall health are deeply connected. This approach goes beyond traditional dentistry by focusing on safe, biocompatible treatments that protect the whole body. Periodontal disease, or gum disease, is a...
Biological dentistry continues to transform modern dental care by looking beyond teeth alone. At The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (IABDM), we educate dental care professionals on how procedures like root canals can affect both oral and...
At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, we recognize that sustainability is essential to modern dental practice. A biological dentist does more than treat oral health. They also consider the patient’s overall well-being and the impact of...
Biological dentistry is transforming the way we think about oral health. Unlike traditional dentistry, which often relies on materials like mercury amalgam, biological dentistry focuses on safe, biocompatible treatments that protect the whole body. For decades,...
Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) is reshaping the way dental professionals approach healing and recovery. This natural material, drawn directly from a patient’s own blood, has become an important tool for the biological dentist who seeks to align treatment with the body’s...
A biological dentist is committed to looking beyond the basics of brushing and flossing to deliver care that protects both oral and whole-body health. One of the most powerful tools advancing this mission is phase contrast microscopy, a technology that is reshaping...
Biological dentistry is about more than fixing teeth. It is about understanding the connection between oral health and the whole body. One way to deepen this understanding is through terrain theory, which gives insight into why some patients thrive while others...
Biological dentistry goes beyond traditional cleaning and cavity prevention. It looks at the deeper connection between oral health and overall wellness. One of the most powerful nutrients in this approach is Vitamin D. Vitamin D is critical for calcium...
Biological dentistry is transforming modern dental care by making biocompatibility the highest priority. For dental care professionals, this means choosing materials that not only work effectively but also protect the patient’s overall health. Everyday dental...