Biological Dentistry Articles

Cancer of the lungs, nasal mucosa, and less frequently, of the larynx account for the most serious consequences of usually long-term occupational exposure to nickel.

“The blood that runs through your tooth will run through your toe within one minute.” Timothy A. Kersten, D.D.S. The common fillings most people have

Dr. Weston Price spent 35 years of his professional career in research. He was the former director of research for the American Dental Association, a

Pain is common to all people. In fact, the sensing of painful stimuli is an essential protective function of our nervous system. However, it is

According to Chinese Acupuncture, the ancient Chinese people have recorded the energy flow throughout the body from 2074 B.C. till now. This approach to healing

Frankly, we are not sure how all of these lesions develop. However, it is very obvious that many patients can trace the onset of their

Simply, and as the name implies, jawbone cavitations are cavities or holes within the jawbone. Large numbers of scientific research papers have been written on

When a person has a normally high defense, as expressed by the absence of recurring rheumatic group lesions, he or she tends to make the

Before Conscious IV Sedation was used in Biological Dentistry, there was no other choice but to have the patient come into the office as many