dental health

The keystone of health and wellness is healthy breathing, which requires the optimal growth of the upper jaw and nasal airway, and habitual calm breathing through the nose using the diaphragm. In our Breathing Retraining Program you will learn why poor breathing develops in the first place and the implications for your health. You will […]

Dentistry has always strived to be pro-active in preventive medicine. dental wellness has a natural program that does not involve the use of products containing; Fluoride, Triclosan, Sodium Lauryl Sulphate and Propylene Glycol. The use of optimal nutrition, good oral hygiene and the use of GM free Xylitol products, Coconut oil and a range of […]

Michael Elstein looks at how poor dental hygiene may contribute to autoimmune diseases.

Functional medicine may cure oral disease when your toothbrush won’t.

Oestrogen dominance can be the source of a host of health problems. Here’s how you can diagnose and prevent it.

From the early 1980s to now, dental implant success has increased rapidly.

When people say they have TMJ, what they probably mean is that they have TMD.

Sinusitis is quite common amongst Australians. Dentistry can provide a life-line to chronic sinusitis sufferers.

Oil pulling, an ancient Ayurvedic therapy dating back over 2000 years, is being seen as a modern and effective treatment for diseases from bad breath to bleeding gums to asthma, diabetes and colitis.

Afraid of the dentist? Do you put off your dental appointments due to fear or anxiety? You are certainly not alone! True dental phobia is a problem amongst 2.5 million Australians according to some surveys.  The most recent survey conducted by Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health in 2008 made some interesting observations. It […]

Are you a “mouthbreather”? Do you understand what this means, and the harm it could be doing to your health?

What if we could “marry” cosmetic dentistry to the health and wellbeing of your mouth and body?