Peter Hofmann DDS
04/17/2021
There is a recent major study in cavity control that is notable since it recognizes Xylitol as an important anti-caries molecule that protects teeth in children. For more information read the conclusion below and my book Dentistry Xposed: Protecting You, Your Smile & Your Wallet. Here is the Conclusion: The reported effects of xylitol confections in the reduction of decay increments are notable. Public health promotion of strategies to reduce the probability or level of colonization of mothers and, perhaps, other caregivers, by mutans streptococci, whether based on use of xylitol, restriction of certain sugars, excavation and filling of carious lesions, antiseptic treatment, and/or other strategies, is of great interest. The literature indicates that these strategies can affect delay of cariogenic microbial infection of children and consequent mitigation of their caries experience. It would seem appropriate for practitioners to use such strategies to protect the dental health of children now, and for healthresearch funding agencies/industry to conduct large-scale clinical trials to assess population dental health improvement of children by treatment of their mothers and caretakers. Other caretakers should include grand-mothers and daycare personnel who increasingly participate in the rearing of children in this time of growing parental obligations to the workplace.
03/01/2021
We are being bombarded by propaganda, marketing hype, and lies to get us to consume products that can do us harm. I wrote this article to get your attention and to save lives. Enjoy and let me know if the message is clear.
Sugar Wars and Saving Lives | by Peter hofmann | LinkedIn The purpose of this article is to point out dozens of myths, scams & falsehoods that cheat people of their health and billions in savings each year and to reveal products and concepts that will improve the health of your mouth and body. Did you know that five of the major causes of death are rel...
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