Hydrogen Peroxide Mouthwash: What Makes it Better Than Regular Mouthwash?
Generic mouthwash products do more harm to the mouth than they do good. This begs the question, what is the alternative? The answer is hydrogen peroxide mouthwash... Read More…
Tongue Posture: What is Proper Tongue Posture, and Why is it so Important?
Traditional orthodontics treats crowded teeth as a genetic issue. The truth, however, is that crowded teeth have more to do with tongue posture than they do genetics… Read More…
Natural Mouthwash - A Healthier Alternative
We’re taught to believe that mouthwash is an essential component of proper oral care and that using mouthwash after we brush helps to kill harmful bacteria, alleviate bad breath and benefit oral health... Read More…
Gum Disease and The Bugs That Cause It
Gum disease is far more common than many realise - affecting 50% of the adult population. But what causes gum disease, and how can you control it? Read More…
Vitamin K2 and its Benefits for Teeth
Vitamin K2 is one of the most important vitamins for health, but particularly for oral health. Learn all about the benefits of vitamin k2 and how it can even remineralise the teeth... Read More…
Modern medicine tends to think of dentistry and disease as being in two different realms. Because we silo dentistry and disease in this way, most people aren’t aware of the ‘oral systemic link’... Read More…
Mewing: What is Mewing? And Does it Work?
Mewing has become something of an internet sensation over the past few years - gaining traction on sites like YouTube and Reddit... Read More…
A Holistic Dentist With a Difference. How Eric Davis Dental is Different.
Holistic dentistry - also known as biological dentistry - is an approach to dentistry that acknowledges the oral systemic link... Read More…
Tooth Decay: What Causes Tooth Decay
There is a common misconception that tooth decay is entirely normal and something that most humans suffer from and have suffered from since the beginning of time... Read More…
Crooked Teeth: What Causes Crooked Teeth and How to Fix Them
Most people believe that crooked teeth are explained by genetics - that for some genetic reason, the mouth is too small to fit all the teeth
- thus forcing them to become crooked...
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