Oskar Moore invited me onto The Business of Longevity early on — I was one of his first guests — and it turned into two conversations rather than one.
Oskar knows this field properly. His depth comes from the family business, Nordic, who I have worked with for ten years. It made for a better conversation than most: no need to explain the basics before getting to the argument.
The first episode is about how dentistry is becoming longevity medicine — what changes when you stop treating the mouth as a separate specialty and start reading it as part of the body’s immune and inflammatory picture.
The second goes further: why oral health is systemic health, and why that points towards prevention rather than repair.
They run in order, but the second stands on its own if you only have half an hour.
Part one — How Dentistry Is Becoming Longevity Medicine, March 2026.