April is Stress and Oral Cancer Awareness Month—two important reminders of the deep connection between oral health and overall well-being. Stress isn’t just a mental burden; it impacts healing, immune function, and even the health of your teeth and gums. Managing stress effectively can improve oral health, reduce inflammation, and support healing after dental treatments.

Biological Dentistry charts a new course in oral care, steering away from merely addressing symptoms and delving into the root causes. While traditional dentistry fixates on sugar control and brushing, Biological Dentistry adopts a holistic outlook. Let's explore its core principles, unraveling the mysteries in key areas.

Biological dentistry fascinated me from the start. It wasn't just about treating isolated dental issues; it considered the holistic well-being of the entire body. I like to describe it as the functional medicine of dentistry.

A crown is a restoration that covers the visible portion of a damaged or decayed tooth and is made of porcelain, metal, zirconia, or a combination of materials.