The link between poor oral health and eye conditions, particularly glaucoma, is an emerging area of interest in medical research. And just further scientific evidence that every single organ in our body is connected to our mouth, from the brain and the eyes to the gut and the heart.
My lecture circuit for 2024 simply couldn’t have gotten off to a better start: I was in Santa Barbara, California, for the Seattle Study Club Symposium and I have one word for the entire experience – A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!
While mainstream dentistry focuses primarily on mechanical issues, a biological dentist will focus primarily on the immune system and the neuropathic system. Immune dentistry helps reconnect the missing link between healthy teeth and a healthy gut.
The dental community has known for decades about the correlation between oral health and cardiac health or better yet, between oral inflammation and heart disease. It’s not just about healthy teeth and gums anymore, it is also about the quality of your dental treatments.
Well over a decade ago I developed and registered this concept I like to call, “No Half Smiles”. It is a treatment philosophy that envisions fixing the entire mouth no matter what the problem.
Do you know what a Rubber Dam is? A Rubber Dam is a latex sheath used to isolate one or many teeth during certain dental procedures, such as root canal therapy and fillings.
O tema escolhido este mês foi a apresentação de um caso clínico ortodôntico em conjunto com a terapia da fala. Este caso é a prova da importância que tem uma abordagem multidisciplinar na resolução de mal oclusão dentária.
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