Biological Dentistry Journal – IABDM

By R.S. Carlson, DDS

Honolulu, May 2017

If one were to inspect the general research regarding the effectiveness and physiological acceptability and safety of the modern dental implant

By Carol Wells, RDH

Originally published in EC Dental Science
EC Dental Science 12:3 (2017): 122-128.

As a new grad from the dental hygiene program, I thought I

By Valerie Kanter DMD, MS

Root canal treatment is no longer the last stop for a tooth facing extinction by extraction. Barely hanging on by, well, its root,

By Felix Liao, DDS, MAGD, ABGD

 
Key Points: The mouth plays a crucial role in sleep quality, snoring, and sleep apnea. Obstructive sleep apnea remains 74-90%

By John Parks Trowbridge MD, FACAM

Recently, I watched The Theory of Everything, the biopic based on the life of modern physicist Stephen Hawking. Hawking’s enduring career

OUR CURRENT DILEMMA IN
DENTAL-MEDICINE

For about 180 years, or more, there have been attempts to retain teeth whose nutrient canals have been destroyed by placing

By Louisa Williams, MS, DC, ND

Summary
Immediate nutritive and homeopathic treatment after mercury amalgam removal as well as after dental cavitation surgery leads to a significantly more

Biological means life and health enhancing. Biological Dentistry has one aim: to support and promote total health with a healthier teeth, gums, and mouth.

Teeth and mouth are