What is Biomimetic Dentistry?

Tooth preservation and dental conservation lie at the heart of biomimetic dentistry.

Biomimetic dentistry, a type of tooth-conserving dentistry, treats weak, fractured, and decayed teeth in a way that keeps them strong and seals them from bacterial invasion. In dental practices around the world, Biomimetic Dentistry has decreased the need to cut teeth down for crowns and root canal treatment.

Patients are happier and often spend less compared to conventional treatment.

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Benefits of ABD Membership

Each year, The Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry adds new member benefits for our quickly growing membership.

Currently, benefits include educational resources, discounts on products and services and marketing support to promote Biomimetic Dentistry in your practice.

We are constantly evolving and adding more services and benefits for our members.

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Latest News

Study: Bad Fillings Have Long Term Negative Consequences

We know that fillings are ideal for repairing chips and small cavities. They are often made from decay-resistant materials like porcelain, composite resin, and, on occasion,

May 21, 2019

Academy Of Biomimetic Dentistry 2019 Conference

Big Turnout for 2019 Annual Conference

Well, that’s a wrap! The 2019 Annual Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry Conference was a huge success. Dentists and vendors from across the country met for

April 22, 2019

Stem Cell Research May Put an End to Root Canals

Stem cell research is charting new territory in the treatment for healing damaged teeth. Scientists from the University of Nottingham and Harvard University’s Wyss Institute

March 19, 2019

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