Biological Dentistry

Biologically oriented dentistry is a starting point for dental therapy, which is based on the following pillars:

• Metal-free restoration (prosthetics, implants, conservative ZHK)
• Interaction between teeth and organs (meridian system)
• Holistic perspective of the patient
• Interference field recovery in the sense of therapy/removal of fatty degenerated osteolytic cavity-forming chronic inflammations of the jaw (FDOK, NICOs) and use of L-PRF
• Removal of root-treated, dead teeth – how and why? Pros and cons of endo.
• Nutrition and supplementation with vitamins
• Environmental Medicine

Biological dentistry is not just a trend, but a treatment concept that is increasingly popular with patients who are becoming increasingly informed and are looking for a biological concept. Conventional medicine (dentistry) is complemented rather than replaced by biological dentistry, and primarily sees itself as a causal therapy, especially in connection with the dramatic increase in chronic diseases and allergies as well as the rise in cancer, which is increasingly becoming the number one cause of death in industrialized countries.

The biological treatment concept aims at an immunologically healthy patient and, with the right therapy, can also significantly alleviate or even treat “mouth-related” complaints.