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What is Biological Dentistry?
By Bill Wolfe, DDS, NMD
The practice of biological dentistry takes into account the
effect of the teeth, dental treatment and dental materials on
the overall health of the patient. One cannot be as healthy
as one is capable of being, with an unhealthy mouth. Dr. Reinhold
Voll, my German professor, stated that 90% of all chronic disease
has an orientation in the mouth.
Some concerns of Biological Dentistry—Teeth and distant
health issues: The major acupuncture meridians flow through
the oral cavity. Dr. Voll’s research demonstrated that teeth can
create an energetic disruption to these meridian/energetic
pathways, reducing energetic nourishment to organs and
structures, resulting in physical symptoms.
Mercury fillings: In 1826, a new dental material called
‘amalgam’, containing silver, tin, copper, zinc and mercury,
was introduced to the United States. In 1840, members of the
American Society of Dental Surgeons were required to sign
pledges not to use mercury fillings. In 1859, the American Dental
Association was formed and endorsed the mercury (50%), silver
(30%) amalgam filling. In spite of numerous published scientific
studies demonstrating the ill effects of mercury fillings, and the
FDA having never approved amalgam as a safe dental device,
amalgam fillings are still the primary dental restoration used
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Dentistry is always a piece of the total health
puzzle –sometimes a very vital missing piece.
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by U.S. dentists. Approximately 100 million mercury fillings are
placed annually.
Biocompatibility of dental materials: There are over 2,000
different dental materials in use. Because each of us has a unique
biochemistry, no one material is 100% suited for everyone…
especially patients with special health concerns. In my office,
everyone is tested for biocompatibility of potential dental
materials.
Tooth decay: Mechanical removal of dental plaque bacteria is
not the entire answer to decay. Decay is also a systemic disease. A
major cause of decay is nutrition. It is estimated that the average
American eats 150 lbs. of refined sugar per year. Energetically,
just as a tooth affects the associated organ...the organ’s health
can also affect the tooth. Also, a low ph has effects on calcium
metabolism, resulting in the deterioration of the teeth.
Periodontal/gum disease: Periodontal disease is characterized
by swollen, bleeding gums, bone loss, and loose teeth (present
in 85% of the population.) Bacteria are absorbed in the mouth
and travels throughout the body, causing systemic health issues.
Electrogalvanism: Oral galvanism is a condition created
when two different metals exist in the mouth bathed in saliva.
An electric current is generated by the transport of metal ions
between dissimilar metal fillings, as in your car battery. High
currents in the mouth can be disruptive to the oral energy
meridians and be a factor in periodontal disease, muscle
dysfunction, and pain.
Bite problems/TMJ: If a tooth touches it’s opposing
tooth before the adjacent teeth, that tooth will receive more
pressure. This increased pressure creates trauma. Such repeated
unbalanced pressure can result in sensitivity and death of the
tooth, periodontal disease, TMJ (jaw joint) pain, and headaches.
Residual jaw infections—”cavitations”: When a tooth has
been extracted, and the bone hasn’t healed properly, these areas
serve as a breeding ground for bacteria and toxins. Some reasons
for incomplete healing of the bone include: chronically infected
bone, poor circulation/clotting, poor nutrition and poor surgical
technique.
Root canal/dead teeth: It is estimated that approximately
nine million root canals are performed yearly (not considering
millions of dead teeth that are undiagnosed). Dr. Voll used to
refer to root canals/dead teeth. As “cadavers in the mouth”. The
issue about retaining dead teeth in the mouth and resultant ill
health extends back into the 1800’s.
For one’s highest health, the health of the mouth is vitally
important. Take the next step to be as healthy as you can
be. For a dental examination, call our office today: 505-299-
6950, www.drwolfe.com.
“Just because you’re not sick doesn’t mean you’re
healthy”. ~Author Unknown
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