1. A Structured Certification Pathway
    Step-by-step education designed to help dentists understand and implement the ICD model of care with confidence.
  2. The ICD Clinical Framework
    A whole-patient approach built around the biological conditions that influence healing, recovery, inflammation, and regenerative capacity.
  3. Implementation Guidance
    Support for integrating ICD principles into the dental practice in a way that is responsible, practical, and aligned with patient care.
  4. Medical Collaboration
    A pathway for working alongside medical professionals to support a more complete understanding of each patient’s health.
  5. Physician-Led Support
    Access to ICD’s Medical Director Program, available across all 50 states, giving practices added structure and oversight for this expanded model of care.
  6. Ethical, Legal, and Clinical Standards
    Guidance designed to support responsible application, patient safety, legal compliance, and reproducible care.
  7. Practice Growth Opportunity
    A framework that allows dentists to expand their standard of care, differentiate their practice, and create new opportunities around advanced patient support.
  • resilience
  • longevity
  • function that lasts
  • Chronic disease is inflammatory
  • Healing is energy-dependent
  • Regeneration follows timing

What is ICD Certification?

Is ICD asking dentists to practice medicine?

What is the Medical Director Program?

Does ICD include insurance coverage?

How does ICD fit into an existing dental practice?

  1. Assess the patient’s biological readiness
    Identify inflammatory, metabolic, immune, and regenerative barriers before treatment.
  2. Prepare the patient before intervention
    Use diagnostics, nutrition, medical collaboration, and recovery support to improve healing conditions.
  3. Time treatment more intelligently
    Know when the patient is biologically ready for surgery, implants, grafting, or complex restorative care.
  4. Support recovery after treatment
    Monitor healing, reduce avoidable complications, and improve patient confidence.
  5. Build a more advanced practice model
    Add education, protocols, medical collaboration, and higher-value care pathways.