First chair at ten.
Fourth-generation practitioner. Sat in his father's chair at ten years old. Learned the architecture of teeth before he had words for most other things in the world — what survives, what fails, what the body will accept.
Biohacking dentistry. Generation four.
Biological dentistry, since before it had a name.
The thesis.
You've optimised sleep, glucose, HRV, training, and stress. The mouth is the leverage point most have never tested. Chronic oral inflammation drives systemic CRP. Bite alignment shapes sleep quality. Mercury inhibits mitochondria. This is the next protocol in the stack.
Because you are a physical structure inside an energetic body — and every burden in the mouth is felt somewhere else.
The doctor · Dr. Alireza Panahpour, DDS
Fourth-generation practitioner. Sat in his father's chair at ten years old. Learned the architecture of teeth before he had words for most other things in the world — what survives, what fails, what the body will accept.
UCLA and Cal State Northridge in parallel for pre-medical studies. Accepted to dental school before the degree was finished. DDS from the University of the Pacific, Dugoni. Postgraduate at NYU. A Master's in electro-acupuncture — cardiothoracic program — at Columbia. The Alleman-Deliperi Center for Biomimetic Dentistry in Sardinia. Implantology in Sweden — the year Sweden banned mercury. Most recently, a Master's in aesthetic medicine from Queen Mary University of London.
Certified Instructor of Biomimetic Dentistry. Author of The Good Dentist (2016). Former Dental Director at South Coast Medical Center for New Medicine and La Luz Wellness Center in Mexico. His continuing-education pace runs about 2.5× the profession's requirement — every year, for thirty years.
Six standing protocols.
A short index of the standing procedures. Each engineered to remove a specific systemic burden — and to leave the body more capable than it was before the chair.
P · 01 Structural Alignment
An unbalanced bite radiates from the jaw through the skull, into the neck, down to the adrenals and sleep. Diagnose the chain. Realign it. The body recovers.
Tap each anchor on the anatomy to trace the chain.
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Bruxism roughly doubles the risk of implant loss. Material choice matters. Bite matters more.
Before & after · scroll to reveal
Same patient. Same pose. Three months of bite therapy between the two frames. Head-and-face detail obscured for privacy — every case is published with written authorization on file.
P · 02 Zirconia Implantology
Yttria-stabilised zirconia. No galvanic interference, no chronic metal load. The biocompatible standard for patients whose body knows the difference. Drag to compare the bone interface, vascularity, and biological response.
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Titanium · the conventional standard
Zirconia · in practice since 2001
P · 03 Safe Mercury Removal
Mercury vapor releases under heat and drilling. A standard removal makes the patient breathe what you were trying to take out. The SMART protocol is engineered so the load comes out and stays out.
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Published follow-up studies show geometric-mean urinary mercury falls back to amalgam-free baseline within a year of complete removal — with a two-month half-life the drop begins fast (Begerow 1994; Sandborgh-Englund 1998).
P · 04 Cavitation Surgery
When old extractions don't heal properly — wisdom teeth, failed root canals — a hidden cavity of soft tissue and biofilm remains in the jaw. Cone-beam CT finds it. Ozone and PRF clear it. A chronic, perpetual immune burden, finally lifted.
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Inflammation markers measured pre- and post-procedure across the practice's chronic-fatigue cohort.
P · 05 Ozone Therapy
Medical-grade ozone is the adjunct in every surgical and restorative procedure where the goal is to leave the tissue more capable than it was before. Sterilizes without antibiotics. Accelerates healing. Used by Dr. Panahpour since 2008.
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Ozone reduces S. mutans, E. faecalis, and C. albicans biofilm by more than 99% within 60 seconds — with significantly lower cytotoxicity to human gingival and periodontal cells than chlorhexidine or sodium hypochlorite (Huth 2006; 2009).
P · 06 Biomimetic Restoration
Trained at the Alleman-Deliperi school in Sardinia. Conventional restorations replace tooth structure. Biomimetic restorations restore the tooth's mechanical behavior — and very often, they replace a root canal entirely.
SAME LIFE.
MORE TOOTH.
Peer-reviewed systematic reviews find bonded biomimetic restorations achieve survival rates comparable to conventional PFM crowns on posterior teeth — while conserving the enamel and dentin a crown would otherwise remove. The restoration matches. The tooth outlives.
Beyond the six.
The six protocols are the standing framework. These are the parallel disciplines Dr. Panahpour spent decades formalizing — trained where they are practiced best, applied only when the case calls for them, and priced without upsell.
Bite therapy
The primary entry point for structural cases. A single appliance realigns the bite so the skull, neck, shoulders, and hips can decompress inside weeks.
Facial aesthetics
Facial aesthetic treatments applied where clinically indicated as part of a whole-face, whole-body plan — never cosmetic in isolation.
Electro-acupuncture
Electro-acupuncture, cardiothoracic. A non-pharmaceutical adjunct for pain, inflammation, and post-surgical healing. Used across every protocol above.
Instructor · 5+ years
Trained and later taught Autonomic Response Testing, Applied Psycho-Neurobiology, and Mental Field Therapy — methods for locating hidden infections and toxins, and for treating pain that has no structural cause.
Own patent · U.S. 2020
Dr. Panahpour's patented facial-aesthetic protocol, built out of his aesthetic-medicine training. Available on its own site.
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In the peer-reviewed literature, controlling chronic oral infection produces measurable drops in circulating CRP and IL-6 within months (D'Aiuto 2004). The mouth is a printer for the bloodstream. Fix the mouth, the labs move. Your numbers are your own.
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A practice that measures the mouth-body connection in labs, in sleep data, and in the miles patients travel to sit in the chair. These are the standing facts, verified every year.
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Continuous clinical practice
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Improvement in sleep-quality score
PSQI · bruxism cohort, 3 months of occlusal therapy
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Countries patients travel from
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In his own words.
Before the protocols, the citations, and the thirty years — here he is explaining the systemic model himself. Nine minutes, no script.
Tap the screen to play. The video runs right here.
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Patients
and the press.
In their own words.
A decade-plus of televised interviews, patient stories, and long-form podcasts — with the credentials to back every word. Tap any frame to watch.
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TV · NBC · 2014
I met Dr. Panahpour when I was nearly dying — spending hours a day seizing, barely cognitive, trapped in chronic illness. Others gave me thirty minutes. He and his wife Susie sat with me for over ninety, and came back many times. Three years later, I'm healthy and well. I've since referred another patient to him because I trust no one more in this field.
A.H. · PatientAuthorization on file · 2025
Recurring guest
I've had three surgeries with Dr. Panahpour and I couldn't be in better hands. His focus on the whole-body system, his constantly updated knowledge, and his genuine care for me as a patient are second to none. I would whole-heartedly recommend him to anyone who wants to understand the connection between oral health and body health.
S.B. · PatientAuthorization on file · 2024
YouTube
The Wellness Hour
I feel more bright. Less fatigued. My body is very, very happy with getting rid of that.
M.K. · PatientAuthorization on file · 2025 · initials by request
Times Square · 1540 B'way
The dentist your doctor calls when nothing else has worked.
PowerAgent NewsLA's Top 10 Dentists · Vol 32
From the practice
On the public record.
Eleven years of public conversations, teaching engagements, and interviews. When the biological-dentistry field wanted to think out loud in public, this is where the microphone landed.
Live from the practice.
Short-form conversations, clinical showcases, and case moments — straight from Dr. Panahpour's Instagram. Hover any reel to pause the scroll.
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NBC King5 · TV featureThe link between oral health and breast cancer.
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Caitlin J. · Yelp review"I truly feel like it has saved my life."
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The Systemic DentistWhere the whole body meets the mouth.
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Patient · 5-star review"Airways open, sleeping better, neck pain improving."
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Real Talk Radio · New ZealandRodney Hide interviews Dr. Panahpour — the uncensored truth.
Follow along on Instagram for new reels weekly.
The conversation, elsewhere.
Podcasters, colleagues, and independent voices break down the posture-and-bite link, the nervous-system impact of dental work, and the systemic-dentistry model Dr. Panahpour has been building for thirty years. Click any card to watch the full reel on Facebook.
Guest voiceHow the bite sets the whole body — posture, jaw, and the chain downstream.
Guest voiceNervous-system impact — the airway, the vagus, and modern dentistry.
Health In SecondsA tiny swollen nerve can affect an entire side of your face.
Health In SecondsThe brain floats in a clear fluid that cushions and protects it.
PostureproWhat if your posture keeps changing because your bite keeps changing the signal to your brain?
All conversations originally posted on Dr. Panahpour's Facebook. Click any card to watch the full reel with sound.
The book.
In 2016, Dr. Panahpour published The Good Dentist — a collection of patient case stories drawn from two decades of integrative practice, written with Camilla Griggers, PhD. It remains one of the few books written for patients that frames dentistry as a discipline of whole-body medicine.
A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks. I believe it may just be an easy way to improve your health, too. — Dr. Alireza Panahpour, The Good Dentist
The practices.
The work is done in person — nothing about the mouth-body diagnosis is remote. Patients begin in Brentwood or Sacramento depending on geography and case, and appointments are unhurried by design. Complex protocols may split across both locations.
11980 San Vicente Blvd, Suite 801 Los Angeles, California 90049
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Get directionsConsultation by referral.
The first conversation is long and unhurried — typically 60 to 90 minutes, phone or in person, unbilled. New patients are accepted by physician referral, by introduction from existing patients, and by the rare direct request from those who have already done the work to find this practice. Prefer written? Send a message and it lands in Dr. Panahpour's inbox with full context intact.
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Physicians and practitioners: use this form to refer a patient. Dr. Panahpour or the office will follow up directly with the patient and copy you on the intake summary.
PRF in Facial Esthetics
Awarded for the best lip result in his cohort.
Clinical reference
Every one of these eight systems runs through the region a dentist works in. That is the whole argument for treating the mouth as part of the body.