Dr. Engel is unlike any dentist I’ve ever met; he cares deeply for his patients, but he’s also in tune with his emotions.  And, in a perfect world he’d put himself out of business by preventing cavities if it were up to him.

Dr. Jonathan Abenaim of Jonathan Dental Spa talks with us today about the importance of finding the right team to trust when it comes to your dental needs and oral health concerns.

On this podcast episode, I talk with Christin Lincoln, RDH about the different types of hygienists you may find in every day offices, and things you can use to tell if a dental office is one that you want to invest in.

In this episode of Healthy Mouth Healthy Life Podcast, I interview dental hygienist and mentor Cyndee Johnson on the importance of interviewing dental offices when you are choosing them both as an office to visit and an office to work with.

Stacey Fletcher, RDH, BS, OMT joins me on today’s podcast and we talk about how mouth breathing, tongue ties, breastfeeding and bacteria all play a major role in the cavities in kid’s mouths, and why

Today’s guest Danielle Lickteig, RDH of OwnMyTone.com shares her life changing experience on being coachable and now coaching.As a child, it’s normal to work with a coach. 

Join Michelle Strange, RDH, and I as we talk about what it takes to use tools to clean the different areas of the mouth, and why gum stimulation/massaging is what really helps create a healthy mouth.

Today’s podcast gets to the heart of what makes xylitol so beneficial in helping to control cavities in the mouth, and help to neutralize pH…which is where cavity control is best achieved!

If you know someone who breathes, or you rely on breath yourself, then this podcast if for you. Shirley is an accomplished dental hygienist, oral myofunctional therapist, blogger, podcaster, speaker, writer, envelope pusher, clinical agitator and entrepreneur.

Dani was just like you for many years. She continually needed expensive dental treatment, and her oldest child suffered with continually having cavities. The entire family hated and feared going to the dentist until we worked together.

In dentistry, there is a definite division in thought toward distributing oral health products in the office: those who embrace "selling" in office, and those that shudder at the mere thought of recommending products to the patients they see.

With the oral-systemic health link now well recognized, this is the time to help patients understand what they need to do to control bacteria at home.

although it is recommended by most dental professionals and the media, I'm happy to say that there are plenty of people that disagree about flossing's  effectiveness, AND these people also have very healthy mouths without flossing!

In this session of The Healthy mouth Healthy Life Podcast, I'm happy to welcome Robert Takhtalia, President of Vita-Myr to the show! Robert's company specializes in a line of oral health products that use the natural ingredients, Myrrh and Clove oils to maintain healthy teeth and gums.

We can be the best scalers on the planet, but unless we learn to be great communicators, coaches, and trainers, we are doing a huge disservice to our patients.

Today we talk with Rose Palmer, a Dental Hygienist of 45 years and a dear friend of mine who (after all these years) still loves the opportunity to help not only the patients she sees, but the community as well.

I had a chance to meet with Anastasia Turchetta “America’s Dental Hygienist” and discuss what changes we aim to be part of for oral health in the US.

what if, in fact your cavities and gum disease weren’t a result of your lack of homecare, and instead were a result of food allergies, and how food allergies change your saliva?