Informative Dental Blogs

Fluoride’s impact extends beyond the brain to our bones. Excessive fluoride intake can lead to skeletal fluorosis—a condition where bones become brittle and more susceptible to fractures.

Fluoride, a substance commonly found in toothpaste and public water supplies, has long been touted for its benefits in preventing tooth decay.

This question comes up so often for our patients that we decided it deserved a blog of it’s own.

Let’s talk about Traumatic Bone Cysts, Ischemic Bone Disease, NICO (Neuralgia Inducing Cavitational Osteonecrosis) and other proper terminology for the infamous “cavitation” topic. 

For several years, there have been rumors of mRNA and Graphene Oxide in local anesthetics. The rumors took the holistic world by storm, and they are an example of bad science not being understood by the general population, and then spreading the word without proof. 

Biological extractions are crucial for optimal healing and restoration of the body's natural energy pathways, or meridians.

To me, biological dentistry is just... AMAZING dentistry! I have never felt any other way about it. Every time I learn a new concept in biological dentistry, I just feel like I'm learning something that will help my patients even more.

We are honored that you’ve chosen us to be your holistic (biological) dental providers! Dr. Teresa Scott, Dr. Rachel Perry, and our team of holistic professionals are looking forward to serving your needs.

The “Elephant in the Room” in dentistry is always going to be the cost of amazing care. So let’s talk about why biological dentistry is so darned expensive and why any dentist who chooses this path tends to go out of network and fee for service as quickly as they can.

When I first became a biological dentist, I was mercury free, but I was still not mercury safe! I had not placed an amalgam since dental school. This was because I had vowed in Dental School that I would never place an amalgam again after my boards.