Holistic Dental Health Docu-Class 2026 – Free Event with Natural Health 365

Who Should Watch Dental Health Docu-Class

This series is designed for viewers who want a broader understanding of dental health before making decisions about procedures, existing dental work, gum concerns, missing teeth, implants, or recurring tooth problems. It may be particularly useful when a treatment recommendation feels rushed, expensive, permanent, or difficult to evaluate.

It can also be useful for people interested in biological and holistic dentistry or in the relationship between oral health and the rest of the body. Because the episodes include conventional, integrative, and biological perspectives, important claims and treatment choices should be discussed with qualified professionals who know your medical and dental history.

• People considering a root canal, crown, extraction, implant, filling, or oral surgery
• Adults with older crowns, bridges, root canals, implants, or metal fillings
• Viewers concerned about bleeding gums, gum pockets, receding gums, or periodontal health
• People dealing with recurring cavities or questions about tooth decay
• Anyone researching biological or holistic dentistry
• Viewers interested in dental imaging and hidden oral or jawbone problems
• People exploring connections between oral health and cardiovascular or metabolic health
• Caregivers and family members helping someone prepare for a major dental decision

Dental Health Docu-Class Episode Guide: Titles and Topics

Eight main episodes move from dental-health fundamentals into infections, gum disease, biological dentistry, materials, surgery, implants, and missing teeth. A bonus episode then extends the discussion to the relationship between the oral and gut microbiomes.

Episode 1: The Most Overlooked Disease Risk

The opening episode introduces the series’ central mouth-body discussion and examines why oral health may deserve attention when evaluating broader health concerns. Robert Rowen, MD, discusses the dental and chronic-disease connection, while Griffin Cole, DDS, NMD, focuses on dental imaging and Michelle Jorgensen, DDS, addresses tooth decay. Together, the presentations establish the diagnostic and prevention questions that continue through the series.

• Whole-body perspectives on dental inflammation and chronic health concerns
• What different dental X-rays may or may not reveal
• Questions to ask when evaluating possible hidden oral infections
• Natural-health perspectives on cavities, tooth decay, and supporting tooth health

Episode 2: Fixing Dental Health Problems

Episode 2 focuses on practical issues that can arise before or during treatment, including oral infections, airway function, and mercury-amalgam removal. Yolanda Cintron, DMD, discusses infection assessment, Felix Liao, DDS, examines airway and sleep-related questions, and Leonard Fazio, DDS, explains a structured approach to removing mercury-based fillings. The episode emphasizes careful evaluation before undertaking procedures that may have long-term consequences.

• Dental imaging questions used when evaluating oral infections
• Ways airway structure and breathing are discussed in relation to oral health
• Safety considerations before removing mercury-amalgam fillings
• Questions about dental materials and procedure planning

Episode 3: Gum Disease Truths and Myths Exposed

This episode turns to gum health, oral bacteria, and the everyday environment inside the mouth. Griffin Cole, DDS, NMD, reviews gum-disease assessment and care, Fran Horning, Biological RDH, discusses the oral microbiome, and Dr. Amy Marshall explores broader dental-health concerns and root canal questions. The presentations encourage viewers to look beyond surface appearance when thinking about periodontal and oral health.

• Early signs and clinical questions associated with gum disease
• Home-care approaches discussed for supporting teeth and gums
• The difference between harmful and beneficial oral microorganisms
• Questions raised about infected root canals and broader dental assessment

Episode 4: Uncovering Hidden Infections

Episode 4 examines how clinicians investigate possible infections that may not produce obvious pain or visible warning signs. Griffin Cole, DDS, NMD, discusses hidden oral infections, Brian Mowll addresses the relationship between blood-sugar regulation and oral health, and Kelly Blodgett, DMD, focuses on root canals. The episode is especially relevant for viewers trying to understand why imaging, symptoms, and treatment history may need to be considered together.

• Warning signs and imaging questions associated with possible oral infections
• Concerns involving infections around crowns, root canals, or jawbone areas
• How blood-sugar imbalance can interact with cavities and gum health
• Different perspectives on root canals and treatment options for a painful tooth

Episode 5: Overcoming Dental Problems Holistically

This episode brings together whole-body dentistry, herbal approaches, and dental-material questions. Katie To, DDS, discusses biological dentistry in the context of unresolved dental concerns, Steven Horne, RH (AHG), presents herbal and mineral strategies for tooth and gum health, and Dawn Ewing, PhD, examines material biocompatibility. The goal is to broaden the range of questions viewers may consider before making restorative or long-term dental decisions.

• Whole-body perspectives on unresolved dental problems
• Herbal and mineral approaches discussed for supporting oral health
• Questions about dental-material compatibility and inflammatory reactions
• Ways to discuss restorative materials with a qualified dental professional

Episode 6: Avoiding Big Dental – Disease Mistakes

Episode 6 focuses on decisions that can have lasting consequences, including dental surgery and the management of dental materials. Michelle Jorgensen, DDS, discusses questions to ask before surgery, Dianna Cortese, DDS, addresses dental considerations for people receiving cancer care, and Ronald Hunninghake, MD, examines mercury exposure and heavy-metal concerns. Viewers facing serious medical conditions should treat these presentations as educational context and coordinate decisions with their dental and medical teams.

• Questions to ask before dental surgery or major restorative work
• Dental-health considerations discussed in the context of cancer care
• Concerns associated with mercury exposure and amalgam fillings
• Why medical and dental care may need to be coordinated for complex cases

Episode 7: The Gold Standard in Holistic Dentistry

This episode explores cardiovascular questions, oral bacteria, and biological oral surgery. Thomas E. Levy, MD, JD, discusses oxidative stress and cardiovascular concerns, Nathan Bryan, PhD, examines oral bacteria and nitric-oxide-related physiology, and Leonard Fazio, DDS, focuses on biological surgical principles. The episode offers several perspectives on how dental care may interact with circulation, inflammation, and recovery.

• Dental and oral-health questions raised in relation to cardiovascular health
• The oral microbiome and nitric-oxide-related physiology
• Biological approaches to oral surgery and treatment planning
• Questions to discuss before procedures that involve bone, implants, or surgical healing

Episode 8: Solutions for Missing Teeth, Infections and Implants

The final main episode focuses on replacing missing teeth, evaluating implants, and assessing jawbone health. Leonard Fazio, DDS, discusses implant planning and options for missing teeth, while Kelly Blodgett, DMD, examines jawbone infections and imaging concerns. The episode is designed to help viewers compare long-term considerations before choosing a replacement or surgical approach.

• Questions to ask when deciding whether an implant is appropriate
• Procedure planning and recovery considerations for dental implants
• Imaging and assessment questions related to jawbone health
• Pros, cons, and long-term care considerations when replacing missing teeth

Bonus Episode: Discover How Healing Your Gut Can Transform Your Oral Health and Your Entire Body!

The bonus presentation extends the series into the relationship between oral and digestive microbiomes. It draws on material from the Microbiome Reset Docu-Class to discuss digestion, food sensitivities, biofilms, inflammation, immune function, hormones, and nervous-system health. These topics are presented for education and should not be interpreted as a promise that changing the microbiome will treat or reverse a medical condition.

• Practical approaches discussed for supporting digestive health
• Food sensitivities, biofilms, and chronic inflammation
• Strategies discussed for supporting a diverse and healthy microbiome
• Connections between gut health, hormones, the nervous system, and immune function
• The relationship between the oral microbiome and digestive health

How to Get the Most From the Series

Eight main episodes plus a bonus presentation cover a wide range of dental and whole-health questions. A focused viewing plan can help you separate the subjects that affect an immediate decision from topics you simply want to understand better.

Start With the Decision in Front of You

If you are considering a root canal, implant, extraction, filling, crown, or surgery, begin with the episodes most closely connected to that procedure. Write down what evidence, imaging, alternatives, materials, and follow-up questions you want your dentist to explain.

Keep a Short Question List

• What diagnosis supports the recommended treatment
• Which imaging or examination findings are most important
• What reasonable alternatives exist
• What materials will be used and why
• What risks, benefits, maintenance needs, and long-term consequences should be considered

Separate Education From Personal Treatment

An expert interview can raise useful questions without determining what is medically appropriate for you. Your dental history, medical conditions, medications, anatomy, imaging, examination findings, and personal priorities all matter.

Coordinate Care When Health Issues Overlap

If you are managing cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, autoimmune illness, or another significant medical condition, discuss major dental decisions with the professionals responsible for your care. Coordination can be especially important when surgery, infection, medications, or healing capacity are involved.

Free Gifts and Bonuses

The Dental Health Docu-Class promotion includes five dental-health eBooks covering gum health, cavities, dental procedures, root canals, nutrients, and broader whole-health questions. The guides complement the series by giving viewers additional topics and questions to consider before dental appointments.

How to Avoid Costly Dental Procedures

This guide focuses on gum-pocket warning signs, below-the-gumline concerns, home-care approaches, and questions that may help viewers recognize problems before they become more complicated. It also discusses the difference between potentially manageable early concerns and damage involving gum tissue, bone, or tooth structure that requires professional assessment.

7 Ways to Stop Cavities and Reverse Tooth Decay

This eBook explores saliva, oral pH, protective bacteria, tooth-mineral balance, and questions to ask before agreeing to fillings, crowns, or root canals. Claims about reversing decay depend on the stage and severity of the dental condition, so active cavities and tooth damage should be evaluated by a dentist.

The Missing Nutrients for Strong, Healthy Gums

This guide discusses 12 nutrients associated with gum and bone health, food sources that provide them, and nutritional questions relevant to people with bleeding gums, gum pockets, or bone-loss concerns. Nutrition can support oral health but does not replace periodontal diagnosis or professional treatment when disease is present.

Root Canal Treatment Alert

This eBook is designed to help viewers ask more informed questions before agreeing to a root canal. Topics include the limits of two-dimensional imaging, whether additional imaging or another treatment option may be appropriate, and when a second opinion could help clarify a permanent procedure.

The Missing Piece to Solving Chronic Disease

This fifth eBook is included among the Dental Health Docu-Class promotional gifts and extends the campaign’s discussion of dental health and whole-body wellness.