OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry recommends these scientific publications for further reference in support of the bioesthetics process. In addition to these (Alphabetically listed) scientific publications, also see these Frequently Asked Questions.

Benson, James; “Exploring the World of Bioesthetic Dentistry”: Dentistry Today. Mar 31,2011
ONLINE EDITION

Cauller, Tina; Charting A Course to Optimal Dental Health: Bioesthetic Dentistry. Doctor of Dentistry. Dallas/Fort Worth Ed., May 2004, V.9 n.5, p.4-10, illus
Click HERE to download the PDF (14mb) of this Cauller article.

Dumont, Thomas D., DDS; The Ideal Biologic Dental Model. OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry. Rev. 2004, 9pp, illus.
Click HERE to download the PDF (91k)of this Dr. Dumont’s article.

Hunt, Kenley, DDS & Turk, Mitch, DDS; Bioesthetic Dentistry, Part 1 & 2 (of 4): Dentistry Today December 2011
Part 1 – ONLINE EDITION
Part 2 – ONLINE EDITION

Hunt, Kenley, DDS & Turk, Mitch, DDS; Correlation of the AACD Accreditation Criteria and the Human Biologic Model. The Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry, Fall 2005, Vol.21, No.3, p.94-105.
Click HERE to download the PDF (417k)of the Drs. Hunt & Turk article.

Hunt, Kenley, DDS; Abfractive Lesions: A Bioesthetic Approach to Improve Function and Appearance. Inside Dentistry, Jan/Feb 2006, p.22-28, illus.
Click HERE to download this 6-page PDF (1,147k)

Hunt, Kenley, DDS; Full-Mouth Rejuvenation Using the Biologic Approach: An 11-Year Case Report Follow Up. Contemporary Esthetics and Restorative Practice, June 2002, Vol.6, No.6, pp. 1-6.
Click HERE to download this 8-page PDF (770k)

Hunt, Kenley, DDS; Full-Mouth Multidisciplinary Restoration Using the Biologic Approach: A Case Report. Practical Procedures and Aesthetic Dentistry. Jun/Jul 2001, Vol. 13, No. 5, pp. 399-406.
Click HERE to download this 9-page PDF (671k)

Hunt, Kenley H., DDS; Bioesthetics: Working With Nature to Improve Frunction and Appearance. American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Journal, Summer 1996, pp 45-50.
Click HERE to download this 6-page PDF (436k)

Hunt, Kenley H., DDS; Bioesthetics: The Study of Beauty in Life. Dentistry Today, Jan. 1996, Vol. 15, No. 1, pp.48-55.
Click HERE to download this 8-page PDF (790k)

Hunt, Kenley, DDS and Haupt, John, MDT; Bioesthetics: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Improve Function and Appearance. American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry Journal, Spring 1998, pp. 36-44.
Click HERE to download this 6-page PDF (441k)

Hunt, Kenley, DDS and Turk, Mitch, DDS; Correlation of the AACD Accreditation and Criteria of the Human Biologic Model. Journal of Cosmetic Dentistry, Fall 2005, Volume 21, No.3, pp. 120-131.
Click HERE to download this 12-page PDF (431k).

McBride, Robert;”Rejuvenation via Biologically Guided Technology”: Dentistry Today. Sep 13,2011
ONLINE EDITION

Stewart, Hal, DDS; Conservative Dentistry and Bioesthetic Principles. Contemporary Esthetics. June 2007, Vol.11, No.6., p.34-42.
Click HERE to download this 9-page PDF (507k)

Stewart, Hal, DDS; Conservative Full-Mouth Rehabilitation Using the Principles of Bioesthetic Dentistry. Contemporary Esthetics. September 2006, Vol.10, No.9., p.46-54.
Click HERE to download this 9-page PDF (680k)

Stewart, Hal, DDS; Lasting Natural Beauty: The Principles of Bioesthetic Dentistry. Contemporary Esthetics and Restorative Practice. September 2005, Vol.9, No.9., p.52-53.
>Click HERE to download the PDF (3.4mb) of Dr. Stewart’s article.

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Robinson, Ben; Dr. Ken Baker: A Healthy Practice Ensuring Healthy Mouths, an In-Depth Look at OBI and It’s Effectiveness of Treatment. Doctor of Dentistry: Lifestyle Magazine for Dentists. December 2005, Vol.1, No.4, p.4-8.
Click HERE to download the PDF (6.7mb) of Robinson’s article.

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your harddrive and then view it in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
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