Fundamentals of Biological Dentistry Course (session 4) | David Kennedy, DDS

Fundamentals of Biological Dentistry Course: Fluoride Science; demonstrating other ways to help
decrease decay and achieve oral health (session 4) | David Kennedy, DDS, MIAOMT

IAOMT Annual Conference in Las Vegas, NV
September 5, 2013

Dr. Kennedy practiced dentistry for more than 30 years and retired in 2000 to work on saving
his country from ignorant unscientific health care policies dictated by industry's insatiable greed
and willing government complicity. Dr. Kennedy is the Past President of the International
Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, which was formed to review, support, and
disseminate research on the suitability of materials and methodologies used in the dental
practice. He has lectured to dentists, physicians and other health professionals all over the
world on the subjects of preventive dental health, mercury toxicity, and fluoride. He is the
author of the book How To Save Your Teeth with toxic free preventive dentistry that provides
instruction and insight for both professionals and the layman on how to provide and receive
toxic-free dentistry. Dr. Kennedy produced the Smoking Teeth = Poison Gas documentary that
highlights the 20 years of pivotal medical research funded by the IAOMT into the impact of
mercury from dental amalgams.In addition he, with the help of Michael Connett has compiled a
series of videos into a two part DVD made for use in the home, office or play on public access
TV titled, Fluoridation Let the truth Be told Parts I & II. He is recognized around the world and is
a leader in the field of preventive dentistry.

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