Holistic dentistry

Were you interviewed in the

Bio Dentistry documentary?

Yes,

sir.

So most dentists still do conventional dentistry, looking for holes, filling them, and maybe hijacking it with smiles.

Then there's the term Biological Dentistry, which I trailblazed for the last decade, or Holistic Dentistry, which I refer to as Dentistry 2.0.

Meaning we're still repairing and filling holes, but with material that is at least neutral to the body and more healthy.

Yes.

However, there is no standard in biological dentistry and biological or holistic in my world of dentistry has a very bad rep.

The most conventional dentist will instantly being put off of that word.

Thinking holistic, they don't know their skills.

They have two left hands.

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In my career so far, I noticed holistic dentistry growing and becoming a thing, and I was intrigued.

I was like, "Okay, this is interesting." And then recently, of course, we've had the rise of biological dentistry, and I was confused about the term biological, and curious.

And then I was really annoyed and upset by some of the stuff I saw online about anti-root canals, and how everyone who had root canals, then they get cancer, and some really, like, extremist stuff in that regard.

He's doing blood testing, which I do for myself, but not for my patients.

And nutritional coaching.

That's really interesting, and that's much needed in our profession, right? So actually, what James would say is that biological dentistry is just really good dentistry, and holistic dentistry is just the future because we need to incorporate the entire body into it.

So whether you're just a dentist who saw the title and you're just intrigued as to what's going on in this biological holistic space, or if you want a genuine snapshot into the future of dentistry, then you've come to the right place.