Fundamentals of Biological Dentistry: History of the IAOMT by Dave Regiani, DDS, MIAOMT

This #IAOMT presentation is considered essential for both dentists & other dental staff members who want to understand more about biological dentistry. *The Fundamentals of Biological Dentistry* are a series of presentations about the vital aspects involved with operating a biological dental practice & covers all the introductory basics, such as...
*The History of the IAOMT *
*Mercury 101*
*Fluoride*
*Periodontics*
*Zirconia Implants*
*Root Canals / Cavitations*
*Microscope Diagnostics*
*Ozone*

Filmed at the IAOMT Annual Conference in Phoenix, AZ
September 8 2022

*Presented by IAOMT founding member, David Regiani, DDS, NMD, MIAOMT*
David Regiani, DDS, NMD, BC-IBDM, MIAOMT, FIDIA is a pioneer in in the field of Holistic Dentistry and a founding member of the IAOMT (member #2). He is also a founding member of the IABDM (originally called the American Academy of Biological Dentistry). He is Board-Certified in Integrative Biologic Dental Medicine and is a Naturopath who limits his practice to dental-related conditions.

Dr. Regiani began his dental career in 1978 after graduating the University of Detroit School of Dentistry. A year later, he opened his own practice in the small town of Ortonville, Michigan, about an hour north of Detroit. Eight years ago he moved to Clarkston, MI where he is still practicing today.

In 1984, Dr. Regiani, Dr. Murray Vimy, Dr. Michael Ziff and the 10 other founders believed the battle against mercury could be over in 5 years if there was research to produce peer-adjudicated scientific data. Thus, the IAOMT was chartered to fund the necessary research. It’s taken a little longer than anticipated, but the tide has definitely turned.

*Disclaimer:* The information provided on this video is not intended as medical advice and should not be interpreted as such. If you seek medical advice, please consult with a health care professional. Also, the information in this video represents the thoughts of the individual speaker/s, and the views expressed in this interview do not necessarily reflect the views of the IAOMT.

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