This course provides dental professionals with essential knowledge and techniques for safely removing mercury amalgam fillings while protecting both patients and practitioners. Participants will explore the biological risks associated with mercury exposure, the latest safety protocols, and best practices for integrating safe amalgam removal into a holistic dental practice.

This course critically examines the use of fluoride in dentistry, exploring its potential health risks and the growing controversy surrounding its widespread application. Participants will review scientific research on fluoride toxicity, its impact on systemic health, and alternative approaches to preventing tooth decay.

This course explores the powerful applications of ozone therapy in modern dentistry, highlighting its role in infection control, tissue regeneration, and minimally invasive treatment. Participants will learn how ozone, a naturally occurring and highly reactive form of oxygen, can be used to eliminate harmful bacteria, promote healing, and enhance overall patient outcomes.

This presentation will discuss zirconia as a bioceramic implant material, its rationale, indications, and benefits. It will include clinical cases from the past fifteen years using different zirconia dental implant systems and prosthetic solutions.

This talk will highlight recent advancements in platelet concentrates, including innovations in horizontal centrifugation and liquid concentrated PRF, to accelerate wound healing and tissue regeneration in clinical applications such as periodontology, implant dentistry, temporomandibular joint disorders, and facial esthetics.

This course provides dental professionals with essential strategies to successfully manage and grow a biological dentistry practice. Participants will explore business and operational best practices tailored to holistic and biocompatible dental care.

This course explores the often-overlooked issue of dental cavitations—hidden infections in the jawbone that can contribute to chronic health conditions. Participants will learn how these lesions develop, their impact on systemic health, and the challenges in diagnosis and treatment.

This course examines the critical role of airway health in dentistry and its profound impact on overall well-being. Participants will learn how to assess airway function, identify signs of airway disorders such as sleep-disordered breathing and obstructive sleep apnea, and implement integrative treatment strategies.

This course introduces dental professionals to the principles of biological dentistry, emphasizing the connection between oral health and overall well-being. Participants will explore holistic treatment approaches that prioritize biocompatibility, minimally invasive techniques, and the integration of natural healing methods.

This course explores the latest advancements in dental technology and their transformative impact on patient care. Participants will gain insight into how artificial intelligence, digital dentistry, biomaterials, and minimally invasive techniques are reshaping modern practice.