Natural dentist Bonney Lake might be more important than you think! Let's be real - visiting the dentist isn't anyone's idea of a fun time. Just thinking about that awful drill whirring away is enough to make your palms sweat! And if you've ever felt uneasy about the...
Read our newest article, published with The Courier Herald, where Dr. Carla Yamashiro from Ecologic Dentistry explores the multifaceted causes behind tooth decay beyond the common culprits like sugary foods and poor oral hygiene. The article from The Courier Herald...
Elevated ACE2 receptors in those with poor oral health may point to a possible connection between oral health and COVID-19 severity. Learn more here!
Healthy teeth come form a healthy jaw. Learn how Healthy Start® and Vivos® devices can help develop your jaw and promote healthy teeth.
A study published in 2016 demonstrated that wifi can increase the off-gassing of mercury from dental amalgam fillings, which can cause serious health issues. Here, we dive into the study, the results, and our options going forward!
Join us on November 17, 2021 at 5:30 pm PST for a free online presentation: Grow, Breath, Sleep, Thrive! Register here today.
Obstructive sleep apnea can cause bed wetting by making the brain send false signals to release sodium and water. The good news is that there may be a cure. Learn more here.
Fixing a tongue tie can change your life! Join us for our presentation ‘GROW, BREATHE, SLEEP, THRIVE!’ for solutions for a tongue tie-caused underdevelopment of the jaw and upper airway!
Mouth breathing isn’t just rude, it’s bad for your health. Breathing through your mouth can trigger your “flight or fight response”. Persistent mouth breathing can lead to disrupted sleep, which has many negative side effects. Nose breathing, on the other hand, stimulates your parasympathetic nervous system. Your parasympathetic nervous system controls rest and relaxation. Deep, profound breathing is linked to better sleep, which improves overall quality of life.
Those big under-eye bags or dark circles could be a symptom of more than just how much sleep you got (or didn’t get) last night. There is a growing awareness within the dental community about the relationship between dark circles and blockage in your upper airway.
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