Health is the balance between body, mind, and soul
One of the pillars of Integrative and Biological Dental Medicine is Neural Therapy. This practice is based on the idea that the human body is an interconnected system through the nervous system, and that problems in certain areas can affect other regions, including the oral cavity. Neural therapy uses injections of local anesthetics at specific points in the body to correct dysfunctions and relieve chronic pain, including pain related to dental issues.
Another important component of this approach is Ozonetherapy. Ozone is a gas composed of three oxygen atoms that has antibacterial, antiviral, and anti-inflammatory properties. In dental medicine, ozonetherapy is often used to treat cavities, gingivitis, and other oral infections. Ozone gas is applied directly to the affected area, helping to eliminate the bacteria responsible for the disease and promoting tissue healing.
The use of Dental Laser in our practice is focused on its therapeutic application, serving as an important complementary tool in Integrative and Biological Dentistry. Therapeutic laser works mainly through its anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and biostimulatory effects, contributing to tissue regeneration and accelerating healing processes.
In dentistry, it is frequently used to relieve pain associated with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders and orofacial muscle pain, to treat aphthous ulcers and other oral mucosal lesions, to reduce gingival inflammation and support periodontal treatment, as well as to decrease dental sensitivity and assist recovery after clinical procedures.
This is a non-invasive, safe, and comfortable approach that enhances patient well-being and optimizes the outcomes of conventional treatments.
Safe Amalgam Removal is another common practice in Integrative Dental Medicine.
Amalgam fillings, formerly known as “lead,” are primarily composed of mercury, posing health risks. Mercury vapor released during activities such as chewing and brushing has been linked to various conditions, from neurodegenerative diseases to congenital malformations. Therefore, the safe removal of amalgams is crucial.
Amalgam fillings, formerly known as “lead,” are primarily composed of mercury, posing health risks. Mercury vapor released during activities such as chewing and brushing has been linked to various conditions, from neurodegenerative diseases to congenital malformations. Therefore, the safe removal of amalgams is crucial.
The IAOMT (International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology), based on extensive research, established the SMART Protocol (Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique) and developed safety recommendations for amalgam removal. These guidelines include traditional amalgam removal techniques, complemented by additional measures to minimize mercury exposure. From the installation of amalgam separators to the use of proper respiratory masks, every step is carefully planned to protect patients, dental teams, and the environment. These practices are essential to ensure the safe and responsible removal of mercury amalgams, safeguarding the health of everyone involved.
Finally, the Use of Biocompatible Materials is a priority in this approach. Instead of using materials that may trigger allergic reactions or cause harm to the body, integrative and biological dentists choose safe materials that are compatible with the human body, thus promoting sustainable and long-term oral health.
At the core of Integrative and Biological Dental Medicine is a commitment to the patient’s overall health. Practitioners of this approach consider not only specific dental symptoms but also environmental, emotional, and genetic factors that may influence oral and general health. By adopting natural, minimally invasive, and evidence-based methods, Integrative and Biological Dental Medicine offers a holistic and effective approach to promoting patients’ health and well-being.
“Health is not merely the absence of disease, but rather the complete balance between body, mind, and soul.”