At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, the Annual Conference reflects the most important conversations shaping the future of biological and integrative dental care. Each year, the conference brings together dental professionals, healthcare practitioners, and educators who are committed to advancing whole-body health through science-informed, patient-centered dentistry.
One of the core topics driving the conference is the oral-systemic connection. Sessions explore how chronic oral inflammation, hidden infections, and airway dysfunction can influence systemic conditions such as cardiovascular disease, autoimmune disorders, metabolic dysfunction, and neurological health. This foundational theme reinforces the role of dentistry as an essential part of preventive and integrative healthcare.
Biocompatibility and material science are also central to conference education. As patients become more aware of how dental materials may affect immune and neurological health, clinicians are seeking deeper understanding of material selection, safety protocols, and individualized care. Conference discussions focus on minimizing toxic burden, supporting immune balance, and applying evidence-based principles to restorative dentistry.
Regenerative and biologically informed techniques continue to be a major focus. Topics such as platelet-rich fibrin, ozone therapy, and advanced healing protocols highlight how dentistry is evolving beyond symptom management toward supporting the body’s natural repair processes. These sessions emphasize clinical outcomes, patient safety, and long-term wellness.
Airway health, breathing, and sleep are increasingly prominent themes as well. The conference addresses how oral structure, tongue posture, and jaw development influence sleep quality, oxygenation, and nervous system regulation. These discussions equip clinicians to recognize airway-related concerns and collaborate more effectively with other healthcare providers.
Interdisciplinary collaboration is another driving force behind the conference agenda. Biological dentistry does not operate in isolation, and the IABDM Annual Conference encourages dialogue between dentists, physicians, nutritionists, and functional medicine practitioners. This collaborative approach supports more comprehensive care and reflects the growing demand for integrative healthcare models.
Together, these key topics define the purpose of the IABDM Annual Conference: to educate, elevate, and connect professionals who are shaping the future of dentistry. By focusing on science, prevention, and whole-body health, the conference reinforces IABDM’s commitment to clinical excellence and patient-centered care.