How Antioxidants Support Healthy Gums

At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, nutrition is recognized as one of many factors that can influence oral and whole-body wellness. While brushing, flossing, and professional dental […]

Why Does Dry Mouth Increase Cavity Risk?

At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, saliva is recognized as an important part of the mouth’s natural defense system. When saliva production decreases, a condition commonly known […]

The Effects of Mouth Breathing During the Day

At the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine, biological dentistry recognizes that the way we breathe can influence much more than oxygen intake. While mouth breathing is commonly associated […]

The Role of a Biological Dental Hygienist

Biological dentistry is built on the understanding that the mouth is not separate from the rest of the body. Inflammation, bacteria, airway function, and toxic exposure in the oral environment […]

A New Era of Biological Dentistry

Dentistry is entering a new era, one where the focus extends beyond teeth and gums to the complex connections between oral health, systemic function, and long-term wellness. As patients become […]

Why Biocompatibility Is the Future of Dental Care

Biocompatibility

Biological dentistry emphasizes the critical link between oral health and overall wellness, placing significant importance on biocompatibility. Simply put, biocompatibility refers to how well dental materials interact harmoniously with the […]

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) & Its Role in Biological Dentistry

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The following article was written by Registered Dental Assistant Tajalane Firmin, in completion of requirements to become an https://iabdm.org/wp-content/uploads/5905_n-meyer.png Certified Biological Assistant. Congratulations, Tajalane! Learn more about our certification programs. […]

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