Though we may not recognize it, our ideals of beauty are grounded in images of good health. What looks strong and healthy, and is in optimal biological condition, is also what we find attractive. On a subconscious level, we recognize that good health is indicative of a better quality of life and is therefore more desirable. Bioesthetic Dentistry is based on these same concepts and the idea that when the dental elements are in optimal health according to their natural biological form, patients feel better, look better, and are able to live a more fulfilling life. Having a healthy smile is about more than just having whiter or straighter teeth. It’s also about having teeth that are the correct shape and come together, stable jaw joints, and a functional chewing system. That’s why we’re proud to offer Bioesthetic Dentistry for Tupelo families and individuals seeking true holistic wellness and optimal dental health. As Tupelo’s leading Bioesthetic Dentist, I am well-versed in a variety of Bioesthetic Dental Treatments and treat patients of all ages and levels of health. Whether you’re seeking relief from jaw pain, bite problems, TMJ/TMD symptoms, airway issues, cosmetic concerns, or worn down, damaged, or missing teeth, I am here to help! For many years, the goal of traditional dentistry was to evaluate and resolve pathology to prevent the progression of disease. While this was effective in reducing symptoms, it largely resulted in a sort of spot treatment. Thanks to the rise of Bioesthetic Dentistry, modern Dentists are now more concerned with the health of the dental system as a whole. Instead of concentrating intensely on disease, the focus is now on health. By operating from a more holistic perspective and taking the patient’s whole health into consideration as well as the long-term implications, we’re able to break the disease cycle and generate better, longer-lasting results. The goal of Bioesthetic Rejuvenation is to restore the health and harmony of the entire dental system, including the teeth, gums, jaw joints, chewing muscles, bite, and jaw bone. The process begins with an initial assessment and X-rays. I will evaluate your health based on X-ray images of your facial bones, jaw joints, head, and neck. I may also use specialized equipment to further investigate the health of the chewing system and analyze your teeth and facial alignment. The scientist who is attributed to the formation of Bioesthetic Dentistry as a branch of Dentistry and effective treatment protocol is Dr. Robert Lee, DDS of California. In 1978, Dr. Lee set out on a mission to conduct a series of research studies on a group of patients whom he deemed had optimal dental health. He realized that these patients had perfect dentitions and showed little or no signs of infectious disease, even though many of them were of a mature age. He was curious to find out how they had remained so healthy and why, unlike many other patients, their teeth showed little or no signs of wear. What Dr. Lee discovered was that these healthy patients had two major characteristics in common: (1) they all showed signs of having a stable temporomandibular joint (TMJ), free of deflections caused by pathologic contacts in the posterior teeth, and (2) their teeth were of perfect shape and form, which helped the chewing system and jaw function correctly. Dr. Lee spent the next several years forming what we know today as the principles of Orognathic Bioesthetics. He shared his knowledge with dental health professionals all across the country and taught courses in occlusal diagnosis and full mouth rejuvenation. Eventually, his teachings became widely influential and inspired the work of Dr. Charles Wold. Dr. Wold went on to establish the OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry, which is regarded today as one of the top-tier dental institutions in the world. The scientist who is attributed to the formation of Bioesthetic Dentistry as a branch of Dentistry and effective treatment protocol is Dr. Robert Lee, DDS of California. In 1978, Dr. Lee set out on a mission to conduct a series of research studies on a group of patients whom he deemed had optimal dental health. He realized that these patients had perfect dentitions and showed little or no signs of infectious disease, even though many of them were of a mature age. He was curious to find out how they had remained so healthy and why, unlike many other patients, their teeth showed little or no signs of wear. What Dr. Lee discovered was that these healthy patients had two major characteristics in common: (1) they all showed signs of having a stable temporomandibular joint (TMJ), free of deflections caused by pathologic contacts in the posterior teeth, and (2) their teeth were of perfect shape and form, which helped the chewing system and jaw function correctly. Dr. Lee spent the next several years forming what we know today as the principles of Orognathic Bioesthetics. He shared his knowledge with dental health professionals all across the country and taught courses in occlusal diagnosis and full mouth rejuvenation. Eventually, his teachings became widely influential and inspired the work of Dr. Charles Wold. Dr. Wold went on to establish the OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry, which is regarded today as one of the top-tier dental institutions in the world. If you’re suffering from chronic pain, sleeplessness, dental discomfort, or jaw problems, I invite you to contact my office to schedule an appointment. Call (662) 842-8514 to schedule a consultation. Bioesthetic Dentistry Excellence
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Origin & History of Bioesthetic Dentistry
Origin & History of Bioesthetic Dentistry
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