• EP 10: The Science of a Smile: Dr. B's Guide to Better Oral Health

  • May 9 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 11 mins
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EP 10: The Science of a Smile: Dr. B's Guide to Better Oral Health

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  • I left this conversation with a newfound wonder for the mouth’s ecosystem, and the real-time innovation that’s happening within our bodies, all the time. This dialogue with Dr B goes beyond just brushing our teeth as we’re led to believe - and rather shifts the perspective to the complexity of oral health, and what we can do to support it in preventing, as well as managing, infection, injury, and inflammation.

    TOPICS COVERED

    • Oral microbiome dysbiosis
    • Gum disease and the blood-brain barrier
    • What saliva tells you about your oral health
    • Mouth breathing (myotape and girdle taping at night)
    • Traditional dentistry vs functional dentistry
    • P. Gingivalis testing
    • Bleeding gums
    • The influence of sexual relations on oral health + viruses
    • Mouthwash + Toothpaste
    • Fluoride-free water
    • Supplements
    • Tonsils and adenoids in kids
    • Nightguards + Invisalign
    • TMJ
    • Root Canals

    This episode has something for everyone, and stands testament to the fact that we’re more than just a pretty smile.

    LINKS

    1. Find Dr. B HERE
    2. Follow Dr. B HERE
    3. The 8 Hour Sleep Paradox HERE
    4. Find AADSM HERE
    5. Flow with Lisa HERE
    6. Order The Book of Lymph HERE
    7. Join The Lymphatic MasterClass HERE
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