The oral cavity is obviously connected to the rest of the body.  By recognizing that dental health can be negatively affected by excess stress applied to the body, mind, or spirit, we can begin to effectively render the appropriate therapy.

The ability of any cell, tissue or organ in the body to carry out its intended function is proportional to its ability to create energy and perform work.  Disease and/or pain are the manifestations of an inability of some part of your body to produce sufficient energy to carry out its function and/or communicate with other systems. 

In order to increase an individual’s ability to reach their desired health goals, we recognize that they need to possess an effective model of what creates and maintains a healthy body.  In turn, this allows them to make effective dietary choices and implement healthy personal habits.

Any implanted material we place during the course of treatment must be completely broken down and/or metabolized so that the least toxic byproducts possible are produced.  The choice of materials are also based on their ability to inhibit or facilitate the transfer of energy. 

Invasive therapies such as surgery induce stress.  Hence, patients need to possess adequate energy to “bounce back” after a surgery.  If not, they become more susceptible to infection, delayed healing and poor outcomes.