Primal Life Organics Blog

Can you confidently say that your mouth is strong, healthy, and resilient?

Unfortunately, most of us can’t. Even if you haven’t had a cavity in a few years, the simple absence of cavities doesn’t equate to dynamite oral health. Instead, it’s possible that hard-to-see plaque is quietly infiltrating your mouth and laying the groundwork for tartar to take control.

Plaque and tartar pave the way for gum disease and all of the symptoms that periodontitis triggers, from bleeding gums and loose teeth to oral cancer. By learning how to remove tartar from your teeth and embracing positive dental habits, you can protect your smile for many years to come.

If you brush your teeth with fluoride, you may want to stop. Fluoride is a proven neurotoxin and it's wreaking havoc on your brain and body. Linked to everything from lowering IQ levels in children to increasing thyroid problems and nervous system degeneration, it's time to expose the truth about fluoride and what you can do to keep your mouth and body healthy.

Having a good dental care routine is important. It keeps your teeth, gums and mouth in great shape. You’ll lessen your chances of gum disease, tooth decay, cavities, bad breath and other common dental issues.

But did you know that good dental hygiene goes beyond that? Maintaining your pearly whites can also affect your overall health. Poor dental health has been linked to some serious health issues.

Here’s what you need to know about the links between dental health and overall health.