BIOLOGICAL and HOLISTIC DENTAL MEDICINE

The mouth as a mirror for health

MEDICINE THAT RESPECTS THE BIOLOGY OF THE BODY

ZBZI - "Center for Biological Dentistry and Implantology" in Vienna

In addition to classical dentistry, biological dentistry also takes into account the interaction with the entire human organism. Thus, biological dentistry represents a bridge between orthodox dentistry, but also scientific environmental dentistry on the one hand, and alternative, holistic complementary medicine on the other. Biological dentistry uses both scientifically based and laboratory-based diagnostic and therapeutic approaches – in addition to integrative, holistic methods in an overall individualized approach to each person.

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Environmental Dentistry

This is the approach that perceives the human organism and body in its entirety and does not just treat a dental problem in isolation.

In many chronic or systemic diseases, a connection with diseases of the oral cavity (teeth, jaw bones) can thus be established. We do not consider dental problems in isolation, but attach importance to revealing the connections between disorders in the masticatory system and other diseases of the organism. Many acute or chronic diseases in the body have their cause or reinforcement in the dental or jaw area. Gum inflammation, inflammation of the jawbone or toxic materials in the teeth place a sensitive burden on the immune system as well as the entire nervous system. Therefore, we are committed to a biological-immunological treatment concept that eliminates disease factors from the dental and jaw area.

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Interference field diagnostics

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Treatment with consideration of biological basics

The human oral and maxillofacial region is much more exposed to heavy metals, toxic materials or dead tissue than most other areas of the body. Biological dentistry aims to remove all non-biological materials and all necrotic organ parts or inflammatory foci as gently as possible. Metal-free and neutral materials are used without exception.

Interference fields in the oral cavity

In addition to acute and classic diseases such as caries, focal diseases of the tooth root or periodontitis, the following diseases are also among the Interference fields in the mouth as well as throughout the body also non-biological materials such as various metals or elements, such as mercury, aluminum, lead, tin, arsenic, gold, silver, platinum, nickel, palladium, cadmium, chromium – to name a few. In addition to these materials, root-treated teeth, inflammation at the root tip, chronic inflammation in the jaw bone or various dysfunctions of the temporomandibular joint are also causes of diseases in other regions of the body. Due to these interference fields, the body’s immune system is constantly activated. The body is thus under permanent stress.

Research has shown that the body suffers a stress-related loss of energy due to the constantly activated immune system and is exposed to massive stresses. This is manifested, for example, by chronic, constant fatigue already in the morning. A consistent biological rehabilitation of the oral cavity is therefore not only absolutely recommended for patients with pre-existing diseases, but is indicated for all people in order to prevent possible diseases.

Non-biological material for dental restorations can cause allergies. By means of a lymphocyte transformation test (LTT), allergen-specific T lymphocytes can be detected. Subsequently, it can be determined which materials can be used safely. In biological dentistry, the use of potentially allergy-causing materials is avoided.

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Recognition of the trigger factors for inflammation

Thanks to modern laboratory diagnostics, the factors responsible for chronic inflammatory foci in the oral and maxillofacial region can be reliably detected. These so-called trigger factors are, for example, dental restorations made of metals or plastics. Dead tooth material is also frequently found to trigger inflammation. Another trigger for immunologic inflammatory reactions is the presence of market dead teeth. These produce organic intermediate products, such as mercaptans or thioethers, which can be triggering factors for inflammation.

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