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 two exciting days in Dallas. The conference, held April 12-13, was filled with dynamic lectures and Q-and-A session, as well as engaging conversations about new techniques and concepts in the…
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 believe their new treatment strategy may one day replace root canals. Regenerative Treatment Strategy When dental pulp disease and injury happen, a root canal is typically performed to remove the…
The Academy of Biomimetic Dentistry is pleased to announce a series of hand-on course programs offered by Dr. Simone Deliperi. Why should you get these courses on your calendar? Because over the years, Dr Deliperi has worked with the most important researchers and clinicians in the field of biomimetic dentistry. Dr. Deliperi has played a…
Russian researchers have developed a way to restore tooth enamel with artificially-created biomimetic materials to prevent tooth decay in its early stages. And, they’ve accomplished this thanks to a discovery that an increase in the concentration of organic substances in saliva indicates cavity development. Initially, the researchers found that the saliva of people with cavities…
In the past, bonding agents have ignored biomimetics for the sake of creating a strong bond. Traditionally, one of the biggest challenges with bonding in the past was not having proper isolation. In order to create a successful bond, the treatment required extreme isolation with a rubber dam or an isolation system. There are many…
Extracting teeth without thinking twice is not the way to deal with dental distress. While some patients may inevitably end up losing a tooth, if they don’t take care of their smile there are options to save as much tooth structure as possible before completely giving up. That’s the role Biomimetic Dentistry plays in dental…
Biomimetic dentistry is the new gold standard of dentistry that focuses on not only creating the strongest restoration, but rather creating a restoration without compromising a tooth’s structure, function, and biologic properties. Easier said than done, right? Actually, no. This IS easy to accomplish with the right tools and skill set. New York City Biomimetic…
Fillings could soon be a thing of the past as a new study reveals an Alzheimer’s drug can enhance the tooth’s natural ability to repair itself. The treatment works by using a drug called Tideglusib to encourage the tooth’s own cells to rebuild and repair cavities that extend from the surface to the root. This…
Members of our growing biomimetic dentistry community are committed to minimally invasive dentistry and techniques that preserve as much as the natural tooth as possible. One of the most commonly used techniques that adheres to our standard of dentistry is called Air Abrasion. Air abrasion is a drill-free technique that removes small areas of…
National and international lecturer, Dr. Simone Deliperi, is teaming up with Dr. David Alleman to offer a series of talks this spring, summer, and early fall. The lecture series is called: Power of Biomimetic Dentistry: Maximum Tooth preservation, Function and Aesthetics via Stress-Reduced Restoration April 16-19, 2018, Cagliari, Italy Piazza Unione Sarda 39 Cagliari, Sardinia…
Savvy dentists know that the only way to grow their practice is to keep up with industry trends and technology. Dentists who are still practicing traditional dental methods of the 1950s and 1960s are losing patients at rapid speed. (RELATED: The ABD Guide to Practicing Pain-Free Dentistry (and Why it’s Revolutionary) Why? Because patients want less…
Now’s your chance to be on the cutting-edge of science AND to be on the receiving end of a patient productivity boom. Biomimetic Dentistry is the new revolutionary way to practice dentistry. (RELATED: #1 Way to Grow Income and Productivity) Gone are the days of traditional dental practices of the 1950s and 1960s. Todays dentists…