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Good oral hygiene is extremely important to practice and maintain. Many people forget the profound impact that dental health can have on the rest of the body. Those who do seek ways to ensure that their teeth and gums remain in good shape throughout the year and in between visits to their biological dentist. Interestingly, new health trends often emerge …
Many parents are concerned with children who suck their fingers – they’re aware that it can affect the development of the child’s teeth in this vital, early stage. However, remedies can be used to minimize this practice progressively, and eventually stop it without distressing your child in return. Why Do Children Suck Their Thumbs? It is believed that children begin …
Dental innovations are popping up almost every day, one of which being ozone therapy. Currently, this treatment is gaining a lot of popularity in dentistry as a whole, but especially within the holistic dental community. A biological dentist root canal removal procedure is more effective than ever before because of ozone technology. How does this procedure work and why should …
Homeopathy Being married to a homeopathic student, I have gained great insight into the world of Homeopathy. Growing up being exposed to only western medicine, the journey of practicing more holistically and natural has been eye opening, enlightening, and very satisfying. This professional journey started over 30 years ago. Dr. Christian Freiderich Samuel Hahnemann, a german physician quit his medical …
Good things come in threes! There is a lot of talk about the use of Ozone for natural healing. I usually am somewhat skeptical but open minded when I hear about many forms of treatment and healing therapies. Sometimes it seems like everyday there is something new that is the “miracle cure”. I like to do my due diligence in …
Helping Men Get Healthier In dental school we were taught that men look at dentistry on a mechanical level, and women look at it on a more emotional/psychological level. I think this was based on older studies. But in reality this does an injustice to both sexes. Dentistry and oral health need to be approached on a level that encompasses …