Alleman Center of Biomimetic Dentistry

The Alleman Center of Biomimetic Dentistry, located in Provo, Utah, is a distinguished dental clinic and an internationally recognized training center for biomimetic restorative dentistry. Co-founded by Dr. David Alleman, his son Dr. Davey Alleman, and Hillary Alleman, the center is at the forefront of a modern dental approach that emphasizes mimicking the natural structure, function, and aesthetics of teeth. Their core philosophy, known as the "Six Lessons Approach to Biomimetic Restorative Dentistry," is the culmination of over 40 years of scientific research, including Dr. David Alleman's own extensive work. This approach prioritizes minimally invasive techniques, aiming to preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible, protect the dental pulp, and create restorations that are strong, durable, and free from sensitivity. Unlike traditional dentistry that often involves aggressive tooth preparation and materials relying on mechanical retention (like amalgam or full crowns), biomimetic dentistry at the Alleman Center focuses on advanced adhesive protocols that bond restorations seamlessly to the tooth, creating a seal that prevents bacterial invasion and recurrent decay. The services offered at the Alleman Center extend beyond patient care to comprehensive professional training. They offer the "Biomimetic Mastership," a year-long online mentorship program, as well as in-person workshops, to dentists worldwide. This commitment to education has led to hundreds of alumni in over 40 countries, all trained in their evidence-based protocols. Patients at the Alleman Center benefit from procedures that aim to prevent root canals, reduce the need for future retreatment, and provide long-lasting results, often exceeding 20 years. The clinic utilizes advanced tools like Caries Detecting Dye for precise decay removal and emphasizes the importance of a "biobase" to protect the nerve and ensure long-term tooth health. The Alleman Center is dedicated to transforming dental practice by promoting a conservative, biologically-driven approach that benefits both patients and practitioners by delivering predictable, high-quality outcomes.