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.
I’ve been connecting the dots between oral health and general health for over 25 years now and that connection is not only undeniable, but has become increasingly significant as we clearly understand that if something is wrong in the body, the diagnosis process may very well need to begin with the mouth.
I am very passionate about surgery, and my days are typically taken up with treating complex cases, including those involving 3D bone and soft-tissue reconstruction around dental implants and comprehensive oral rehabilitation, with my long-time team at the White Clinic, in Lisbon, Portugal. And I am very passionate about connecting systemic health to dental health.
Yuvan Noah Hariri wrote in his book, Homo Deus, that “the train of civilisation” is leaving the station for the last time and those who do not understand technology will miss a seat on that train into the future.
Dr. Miguel Stanley recommends. When you’re as passionate about reading as Dr. Stanley is, it’s extremely hard to narrow down a list of favorites… but he did, and these are his top 4 book recommendations.
With 24 years of experience in diagnosing, analysing and treating complex oral health problems, most of which are deeply connected to general health issues, I’ve devised a simple treatment philosophy that ensures comprehensive results. It all starts and ends with the 7 Ts.
Patients usually do not think of dentistry as being of low risk or high risk from a medical perspective. When visiting the dentist, a patient would expect that the dentist knows exactly what he or she is doing and that it is relatively safe to undergo the treatment proposed.
The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology (IAOMT) is founded upon the belief that “Science” should be the basis upon which all diagnostic and treatment modalities be based.
Jana Denzel speaks to Miguel Stanley about the challenges he’s faced in his career, what he thinks the future of dentistry will be and what dentists and practice owners can do to adapt to post COVID-19 dentistry.
Dr Ana Paz has been invited for an interview by a well renowned dentist, Dr Ken Serota, founder of the prestigious dental group called Nexus with more than 30.000 followers.
Vitamin D is a steroid hormone that is obtained through diet or synthesised in the skin from cholesterol when the skin receives adequate sun exposure (the main means of obtaining the vitamin).
On the last 30th of April, Dr Miguel Stanley was invited to participate in a round-table discussion with the world-leading experts on the Low Level Led Therapy (LLLT) technology called ATP38.
This is an enlightening and so valuable of a conversation with Dr. Miguel Stanley, one of the leaders and educators in our profession.
Dr. Miguel Stanley looks at the pandemic as a positive time for dentists to reset. They may want to consider practicing “slow dentistry” upon their return. What is that, and is it right for you?
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