The Story of Biological Dentistry 2.0 with Dr. Dominik Nischwitz

Your Health. Your Story.

It's really unfortunate, but a lot of health issues we see today start in the mouth and they're the direct result of actions taken when in the dentist's office. From mercury fillings to root canals, we may have made the choice to receive dental treatments that years later affect our overall health. Today we're going to find out what we can do to reclaim our health, even if we've already made those choices – and it's going to start in your mouth.

This is the Story of Biological Dentistry 2.0 with Dr. Dominik Nischwitz.

EPISODE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS

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• How to Safely Remove Mercury Fillings
• How to Safely Replace Root Canals
• The Risks Of Wisdom Teeth Extraction
• You Have a Cavity - Now What?
• The Benefits of Invisalign Compared to Braces
• Exploring Alternatives to Fluoride Treatments
• How to Avoid Toxic Mouthwash Products
• How to Safely Whiten Teeth, Soothe Sensitivity, and Heal Bleeding Gums
• Challenging the Traditional Dental Model
• How to Alleviate TMJ Pain
• Nourishing Your Teeth from Within with Supz Nutrition
• Dr. Dominik Nischwitz’s Certification Course for Dentists

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• Supz Nutrition

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Disclaimer: The content presented on the podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.