Women with Diabetes Face Greater Oral Cancer Risk
As a biological dental practice, we at Biodental believe that knowledge is key. We aim to keep our patients and practice informed on the potential risks that affect not only their oral health, but their whole body health. In this article, we will outline why women with diabetes are at a higher risk for oral …
Read MoreNewbury Park Dentist David Villarreal & Gentle Dentistry
Good oral hygiene combined with regular dental exams is the best strategy to protect your teeth and smile. By visiting your dentist every six months, any problems can be identified in their early stages and addressed, long before they become painful, uncomfortable, and expensive. Some people find it difficult to make their dental appointments, due to …
Read MoreDentist in Thousand Oaks
With more studies revealing that toxins and infections in the oral cavity can contribute to illnesses and conditions affecting other parts of your body, some dental professionals have set themselves apart to focus on solving dental problems using natural, non-toxic, and minimally invasive approaches to avoid any side effects on your general health. These biological …
Read MoreQuestions to Ask a Mercury Safe Dentist
As more patients become aware of the risks associated with mercury-based amalgam fillings, many of them are seeking biological dentists in Conejo Valley to see if their old amalgam fillings can be safely removed. However, the amalgam-removal process is fairly complicated, and an inexperienced dentist can leave you more exposed to mercury since the drilling …
Read MoreChoosing a Biological Dentist – Frequently Asked Questions
How is a biological dentist different from a traditional dentist? The difference between the two dental professionals depends on their approach to addressing a specific dental problem. While a traditional dentist would propose a treatment that seeks to resolve the symptoms of the dental problem, without necessarily considering its origin or the implications of the …
Read MoreWhite Fillings, Tooth Colored Fillings (100% BPA Free)
When it comes to choosing a filling material to restore a broken or decayed tooth, many people prefer the virtually undetectable, tooth-colored composite fillings and other white, non-metal fillings over the traditional silver fillings. While aesthetics is an important consideration, you should also think about the biocompatibility of the material. Most dental filling materials contain …
Read MoreNatural Ways to Improve Oral Healthcare
Your mouth is filled with microorganisms or bacteria, some of which are beneficial and aid in food digestion and protect your teeth and gums from harmful bacteria. The harmful bacteria, on the other hand, is responsible for nearly every oral health concern, including gum disease, cavities, and bad breath. There are natural ways to improve …
Read MoreBioDental Healing is An Official Toys for Tots Drop-Off Location
This year our office has been selected as a drop-off site for Toys for Tots Program – a national program to collect, new, unwrapped toys and deliver them to the less fortunate. Drop off your toy donations at our office Monday-Thursday anytime between 7:30am and 4:30pm. LAST DAY is December 7th. Drop-off Location: 1000 Newbury …
Read MorePeriodontal Disease and the Risk Factors
Periodontitis is a disease that many want to learn about. Please note this is a brief overview. Periodontal Disease occurs when inflammatory diseases affect the gums and tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. If periodontitis is not treated in the proper time and manner, infections around the teeth can occur that will lead to erosion …
Read MoreThe Latest Teeth Whitening Craze: Activated Charcoal
It sounds bizarre and perhaps borderline insane, but charcoal actually has the possibility of whitening teeth. Here’s the catch: it’s not the charcoal you may be thinking of, it’s called activated charcoal – a specific kind of charcoal that has been “activated” by the usage of certain gasses. These gasses make the charcoal pure and …
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