The Dental-Systemic Link: Managing Biofilms and Getting Well

Since biofilms are a known entity in the oral cavity, why don't more dentists take a more serious approach to helping patients eradicate pathogenic biofilms from their mouths? I asked that question in 2007. It took me years to find a new dentist, but I am glad I found him! In this interview, we cover:

- dental-systemic health;
- using xylitol and ozone for dental cleaning;
- periodontal disease
- how ignorance of dental hygiene can lead to cardiovascular and other systemic conditions!

My documentary covers these issues in detail, and also includes a companion interview between "the father of biofilms" and Dr. Randy Wolcott, wound physician and biofilm pioneer:

Th site is below where you can order the DVD set.

And a biofilm-specific library of current intelligence on biofilms:

And our non-profit web site:

[hadleybee]

How to find a good endodontist trained in ozone and non italic implants?

[aldanenberg]

A nutrient-dense, anti-inflammatory diet will support the
gut bacteria, which in turn will support a healthy balance of bacteria in the
mouth. Recent randomized control trials demonstrate that gum disease and dental decay are significantly
reduced with such a diet.

[PraytheRosaryEveryDay]

Wow, if he still uses fluoride...not well enough informed, in my opinion.

[blackwaterfrog]

Use only biological dentists. They are hard to find and worth it.

[Raven]

I had to turn it off after the fluoride part. The expert claims to be uncertain about fluoride 😬... ok.... bye.

[joebobmarley]

We get bacteria from kissing pets or we give them our bad bacteria?