CAD/CAM Digital & Oral Facial Aesthetics 37th Int’l Dental ConfEx

Abstract

Biological dentists Dr. David Roze and Dr. Laura Maañon explain how the mouth is central to biohacking the body and longevity. Starting with Dr. Roze’s bio-age of 23 through inflammage testing, they discuss the widespread issues of cavities and gum disease, exacerbated by processed foods and snacking. The duo explores the importance of airway health, the oral microbiome, and the link between mouth breathing and systemic health. They highlight Weston Price’s studies on root canals and their health impacts, plus mercury fillings and the SMART protocol for safe removal. The conclusion emphasizes that biohacking your body begins with optimizing your oral health.

 Learning Objectives

• Oral Health as the Foundation of Biohacking: The mouth is the gateway to biohacking the entire body, influencing overall health, longevity, and biological age.
• The Impact of Diet and Lifestyle: Processed foods, snacking habits, and poor chewing practices contribute to cavities, gum disease, and improper jaw development, leading to airway and breathing issues.
• Airway Health and Mouth Breathing: Improper breathing patterns due to underdeveloped jaws affect facial structure, nervous system balance, and overall physical well-being.
• Oral Microbiome and Systemic Health: The balance of bacteria in the mouth is crucial, with imbalances linked to systemic diseases like Alzheimer's, rheumatoid arthritis, and even breast cancer.
• Root Canals, Mercury Fillings, and Biological Dentistry: Infected root canals and mercury fillings can cause serious health problems, and biological dentistry offers solutions like the Regenerative Endodontic Protocol (REP) and SMART protocol for safe mercury removal.