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Heavy metals like mercury can cause chronic urinary and reproductive health problems, according to a study on amalgam dental fillings by the CDC.

Brushing your teeth will never be the same again after this: keeping gum disease...

Scientists issue warning about fluoride in our drinking water

There’s no doubt about it, mercury is the most alarming, disease-causing source of environmental toxicity.

About half of all dentists still use dental amalgam, which consists of 50 percent mercury combined with silver, tin, copper and other trace minerals.

Mercury, used in dental amalgam, has been linked to many health problems. Yet dentists are still placing it in peoples teeth and telling them it is perfectly safe.

Mercury poisoning is the result of being exposed to too much mercury, either through the diet, environment or dental fillings.

At Evolve Dental Healing we provide caring, high-quality holistic dentistry and safe amalgam removal in a relaxed, fun and friendly environment.

One of the greatest fears for most people is a trip to the dentist, especially if they know there is work to be done.

Want whiter teeth? Dr Rachel Hall reveals the shocking and painful reality behind teeth whitening.

Floss and Fluoride Do They Really Work...

Flossing helps but it will only remove the bugs on the surface of your tooth and the superficial layers of your gums

Dangers of Dentistry – Health Centered Dentistry

Tooth decay is an infection of the tooth. Your teeth are the hardest things in the human body and yet tooth decay can turn your tooth to soft squidgy mush.

Mercury is a heavy metal, as dangerous as lead and arsenic, yet as dentists, we are trained that it is perfectly safe when it is mixed to make up dental amalgam.

The traditional advice for prevention for gum disease is floss, brush, use mouth rinse and see your dentist twice a year.

Is Gum Disease Killing You?

Periodontal disease is an inflammatory disease caused by bacteria.

Diagnosis and Treatment of Sleep Apnoea

Why is a dentist talking about your airway and how you breathe?

In part 1 of TMJ disorders and why you get TMJ pain, I explained the underlying factors...