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Your biological dental consultation at Colorado BioDental + Esthetics (CBE) starts with a conversation, not a treatment plan. You'll walk through your history, your concerns, and what has or hasn't worked for you before, and our team will listen before recommending anything. From there, you'll get a clear picture of your options, the reasoning behind them, and what a path forward could look like. There's no pressure to decide anything on the spot. You're simply gathering the information you need to make a confident, informed choice about your care.
Certifications & Associations
Dr. Corbin Popp is proud to be a member of the following organizations and associations:
Credentials You Can Trust
Dr. Corbin Popp is one of fewer than 350 dental professionals worldwide to complete Levels 3 and 4 training through the OBI Foundation for Bioesthetic Dentistry, the training behind his approach to bite and jaw restoration. He is also the first American dentist certified in the Swiss BioHealth Concept, the Switzerland-based system behind his approach to metal-free ceramic implants. He is IAOMT certified as well, for biological dentistry and safe mercury amalgam removal.
Before dentistry, Dr. Popp spent a decade as a professional dancer on a Fulbright Scholarship, performing on Broadway and internationally. That decade studying the body in motion still shapes how he thinks about the connection between a stable bite, the jaw, and the rest of the body.
Dr. Popp's Areas of Focus
Ceramic Implant Surgery
Titanium implants introduce metal into the jaw permanently and can cause inflammation in some patients. Dr. Popp places biocompatible ceramic implants instead: zirconia that's biologically inert, with no conductivity or corrosion, and integrates at rates now comparable to titanium. For patients missing one tooth or several, this offers a metal-free path to a stable bite, following the same Swiss BioHealth Concept Dr. Popp trained in directly in Switzerland.
Bioesthetic Bite Restoration
When your bite is out of alignment, it can affect more than your teeth: jaw pain, migraines, and unexplained back pain often trace back to how the bite and jaw work together. Dr. Popp calls jaw stability principle number one, starting with the foundation rather than the tooth that hurts, so any restorative work is built on solid ground.