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 treatments rely on materials such as composites, glass ionomers, and amalgam. While composites and glass ionomers generally carry minimal risk, the mercury in amalgam can pose serious health concerns. Biological dentistry avoids these risks by focusing on safer, more compatible options.

The same principles apply to prosthetics. Instead of using metal alloys that may trigger allergic reactions, biological dentistry favors biocompatible ceramics. These materials provide both durability and peace of mind for patients who want treatments that won’t harm their bodies.

Still, challenges remain. Materials can break down over time, and patient reactions can differ. The oral environment is also complex, requiring continuous research and adaptation. This is why biological dentistry is constantly advancing with innovations in bioactive materials, sustainable practices, and tissue regeneration techniques.

For patients, this approach delivers a clear benefit with greater safety, healthier outcomes, and long-term trust in their care. For dental care professionals, adopting biological dentistry means being part of a movement that prioritizes the well-being of the whole person, not just their teeth.

Biological dentistry is more than a treatment style, it is a promise of patient-friendly, biocompatible dental care that supports both oral and overall health.

The International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine (https://iabdm.org/wp-content/uploads/5905_n-meyer.png) is a network of dentists, physicians, and health professionals committed to promoting biological dentistry. We invite you to visit our website to learn more about our advocacy for biocompatible dental materials and toxin-free practices.