by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
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 pain back subsequent to one or more extractions, perhaps decades ago. Notably, if patients had infections following their extractions...
by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
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 also the reason for approximately one-half of all patient visits to physicians. Chronic pain comprises a major proportion of...
by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
The common fillings most people have in their teeth are a mixture of silver, copper, tin, and zinc with an equal amount of mercury. Most people are not aware that their fillings contain more than 50% mercury. Hence the word “amalgam”. Dr. Javo Pleva has measured the...
by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
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 includes the fundamental principle that energy flows by invisible channels (meridians) to the respective...
by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
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 as 5 to 6 times for treatment. According to Dr. Hal Huggins, a pioneer researcher of biological dentistry, IV sedation is the...
by ivannia | Oct 3, 2024 | Biological Dentistry
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 first cases of respiratory tract cancers were noted in 1932, in Clyclach (Wales) nickel refinery....
