Saliva plays an important role for maintaining optimal oral health. It buffers bacterial acids, contains enzymes that inhibit bacterial growth, and transports important minerals to ones teeth for remodeling and repairs. Certain factors can impact ones ability to maintain a healthy level of saliva.
Read MoreOxidative stress is a major contributing factor to most chronic diseases, including dental decay and gum disease.
Read MoreBalancing one’s hormones is a long-term process that can significantly improve one’s oral health dramatically reducing one’s risk for many chronic diseases.
Read MoreWe take it for granted that most of us will experience varying degrees of dental diseases throughout our lifetime, and develop facial structures that require braces and wisdom tooth extraction for straight teeth but this wasn’t always the norm.
Read MoreWhile certain nutrients may appear to play a more prominent role for oral health, all are needed in the appropriate balance.
Read MoreAncestral nutrition has become popular in recent years as people search to their not so distant past for clues as to the ideal diet
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