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Biological Dentistry

What Is Biological Dentistry?

NIHA dentists have practiced biological dentistry in the Washington, D. C. area for 25 years. Biological or holistic dentists respect that the mouth is an integral part of the entire body. Dental treatments should impact the rest of the body as little as possible. Biological dentistry uses natural, or biocompatible materials that will not adversely affect a patient’s immune system. The emphasis is on promoting good oral health for good overall health and wellness.

Sometimes, traditional and commonly performed dental procedures may leave people with chronic problems or other health consequences. If there is disease we will look for the underlying cause that may have its origin in the mouth. Often, oral health and dental issues may relate to overall health within the body.

Mercury Free Dentists and Holistic Biological Dentistry

Holistic biological dentists are mercury free dentists who promote treatments that are safe and effective, with minimal to no side-effects. We use dental materials that are natural,  non-toxic and bio-compatible.

The body’s innate capacity to heal itself (self correct) is utilized by providing appropriate immune system support and neurological support, proper nutrition, and if necessary, by reducing an infectious load.

Removal of Mercury Amalgam Fillings by an experienced Biological Dentist

Mercury is the most toxic metal known to man. The biological dentists implement the safest removal of mercury fillings to protect you, the dentist, and the environment. Working in conjunction with the medical doctors, NIHA’s biological dentists work with you to address mercury, heavy metal or other toxic burdens affecting your health.

Biological Dental Services

NIHA’S biological dentists are leaders, pioneers and teachers in the field and have practiced mercury free dentistry in the Washington, D.C. area for over 25 years. Learn how 21st century biological dentistry is the healthy dental approach for you.

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Replace Those Missing Teeth with Ceramic Dental Implants

Your teeth serve many functions.  Obviously they are critical for chewing and esthetics but more importantly if teeth are not replaced especially posterior or back teeth, that empty space will allow neighboring teeth to drift into the space formerly occupied by the extracted tooth. Without replacing that missing tooth the neighboring teeth above and to the sides will move into that space altering the way your teeth come together.  That altered bite changes jaw alignment, blood flow to and from the brain as well as alters the nervous system function throughout the head and neck. Bite changes will eventually disrupt the TMJ or jaw joint.

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What Your Dentist May See: Symptoms of Oral or Throat Cancer

What do you know about oral cancer? One person dies every hour from oral cancer in the United States and the mortality rate has remained unchanged for more than 40 years.  The death rate associated  with oral cancer is high not because it is hard to discover or diagnose, but because the cancer is discovered late in its development. Often oral cancer is only discovered when the cancer has

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Root Canals and Your Overall Health

Root Canals and Your Overall Health

Did you catch this posting on Mercola.com “97% of terminal cancer patients previously had this dental procedure”?
The answer is root canals. 
Biological dentists have been concerned about root canals and patient’s health ever since Dr. Weston Price, performed his now famous root canal experiment. Dr. Weston Price implanted root canalled teeth from patients into rabbits

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