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Advanced Training · Biologic & Ozone Dentistry
Dr. Kaady is a member of the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine and has completed advanced education in dental ozone therapy with Dr. Philip Mollica.
Biologic dentistry adds another layer of consideration to everyday dental decisions: the oral environment, the materials being used, the condition of the surrounding tissues, and how treatment can be performed thoughtfully without losing sight of established dental principles.
Advanced education in biologic dentistry and ozone therapy helps Dr. Kaady evaluate where those considerations are clinically relevant and where adjunctive approaches such as medical-grade ozone may appropriately support conventional dental care.
Why This Training Matters
Biologic training adds another layer to treatment planning: considering materials, the oral environment, surrounding tissues, and patient preferences while keeping established dental principles at the center.
Advanced education in biologic dentistry expands the conversation around oral health, restorative materials, periodontal and microbial conditions, tissue response, and treatment choices. The goal is not to replace conventional dentistry, but to consider additional factors when they are relevant to the patient.
Dental materials must first meet the clinical demands of the restoration. When a patient's history, sensitivities, preferences, or treatment circumstances make material selection especially important, those factors can be considered alongside strength, durability, function, and esthetics.
Bridgetown Dental uses a medical-grade Longevity ozone system. Ozone may be incorporated as an adjunct in selected dental applications when clinically appropriate, but it does not replace diagnosis, decay removal, periodontal treatment, restorative care, or other established treatment when those are needed.
Teeth do not exist independently of the gums, saliva, biofilm, restorative materials, and surrounding tissues. Looking at that environment can add useful context when evaluating recurrent decay, periodontal concerns, restorative breakdown, or other persistent oral-health patterns.
Biologic dentistry should not depend on fear-based claims or assume that every systemic symptom originates in the mouth. Recommendations at Bridgetown Dental remain grounded in dental findings, appropriate evidence, patient preferences, and collaboration with medical or other providers when a concern extends beyond dentistry.
Professional Affiliation
A professional affiliation supporting continued education in biologic dentistry, including material considerations, oral-systemic perspectives, and adjunctive ozone therapy.
From Training to Patient Care
If material choices, the oral environment, or a more biologically mindful approach to dental care matter to you, explore how Bridgetown Dental incorporates these considerations into everyday dentistry.
We’re here to listen and help you decide what makes sense for you.
