Kid’s Oral Health

With subjects ranging from fluoride and filling materials to best foods to support developing teeth and kids oral hygiene, it’s no wonder that parent’s eyes can glaze over when children and dentistry is discussed.

Where do you start to sort through the messy jumble of conflicting misinformation?

We hope you’ll find help and solutions here to your questions on how to best support your kids along their path to optimal oral health.

With a keen eye firmly focused on holistic principles rooted in the mouth/body connection, we research topics and interview experts from around the world to offer you as much clarity as we have figured out how to help future generations to experience a life free from tooth decay and gum disease.

We invite you to learn as much as you can from the articles below.  If you don’t find what you’re looking for below, you may find your answer in our FAQ.  If you have a suggestion of an idea for us to study and report back to our community, please share your idea here with us.

For the health of future generations…

Are Dental Sealants Safe?Are Dental Sealants Safe?

  Dental sealants are heralded as one of the ‘great hopes’ to stop tooth decay in modern culture. Numerous research studies about sealants for teeth over the past 20 years have shown that sealants decrease tooth decay. But what’s really going on here? Are the results of the studies accurate or being manipulated to paint…Read More

How to Straighten Teeth Without Braces

We all want a radiant smile. While much of the radiance of a smile comes from within, whether we are letting our ‘Light’ shine or not, many of us still want a physically nice smile too. So when we turn our attention to dental braces, we come across another highly controversial subject in the oral health…Read More

How to Help Your Child Avoid Gum Disease

  Since you’re here, you already know that gum disease is a huge silent epidemic in our global culture. The sad statistics don’t lie. If you choose to listen to the ‘official’ story from governmental data, 50% of adults in the US have advanced gum disease. We find a more accurate statistic from ‘in the…Read More