Raimondo Pische – a life set on work and basics extremely attentive to the toxicological aspect

Born in Sardinia, son of a doctor specialized in Dentistry, he carried out his academic training at the University of Padua where he obtained the degree of specialist in Odontostomatology.

Let’s get to know more about Dr. Raimondo Pische, who has been living in Padua for many years and has obtained several postgraduate diplomas in Functional Medicine and Bioresonance, Homeopathy, Homotoxicology and Integrated Disciplines: he currently carries out his main professional activity in Chioggia at the <Clinica Sorriso e Salute> – Biological Dentistry section.

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How would you describe your activity? What can you tell us about your development? What are its mission, values and vision?

 My activities are differentiated in three aspects: A. the practice of dentistry;B. research and teaching;C. the design of entrepreneurial initiatives, always in the scientific field and in particular in the world of dentistry.My primary goal is to be able to contribute to a change in health care so that the principle of Biological Respect is affirmed, both for patients and operators, as well as for the environment. In this sense I have created a working model based, as mentioned above, on the biocompatibility of materials and methodologies and on the integral metal-free: a new paradigm that allows the dentist to regain the dignity lost in the medical-scientific field and that contributes to the formation of new professional figures with distinctive characteristics, albeit in the abused term ‘holistic’, for a global approach to health in dentistry.

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What do you expect from your co-workers and friends? What attitudes bother you the most and what attitudes do you appreciate in others? Are you a tolerant person, or do you find it difficult to forgive misunderstandings or insults? What “sanctions” or reward mechanisms do you adopt, if any?

I don’t have any pretension towards anyone but the need to find serious, coherent and credible interlocutors, who share the ‘dream’ and are willing to invest resources of time and money for the realization of a program that can contribute to the growth of collective awareness and consciousness and to the improvement of the health of people and the planet. Those who do not close themselves up in the egoic search for their own exclusive personal fulfillment, have my total esteem, especially the characters that thanks to their means can allow the practical implementation of ethical and innovative projects for the benefit of the common development process. I also shun the hypocrisy and opportunism of anyone who tries to take advantage of the weaknesses of others for their own benefit.

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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which regulates drugs and therapeutic aids, has reclassified mercury in dental amalgam fillings as a “moderate risk.”Dental amalgam, is the material used for dental fillings that has always been the subject of controversy because it is composed of 50 weight percent elemental mercury and the remaining 50 weight percent other powdered metals such as silver, copper and tin and zinc (and sometimes traces of other undeclared metals such as nickel or cadmium).

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