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This article discusses the claim that hidden oral inflammation, especially in root-canaled teeth, may contribute to chronic illness and reduced wellbeing. It summarizes Mona Leino’s views on oral microbes, chronic disease risk factors, and the importance of follow-up after root canal treatment. The piece also promotes 3D imaging and highlights Leino’s personal experience with asymptomatic dental inflammation.

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chronic diseaseoral healthroot canaldental inflammationmicrobespreventive careFinlandluontaisterveysoral healthroot canaldental inflammation3d imagingchronic diseasebiohammaslääkäriholistic health

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Author
Oloni
Date
2020-03-01
Written
2021-04-01
Published
2021-04-01
Place of writing
Turku, Finland
Intended for
People interested in holistic health, chronic illness prevention, and possible links between oral health and overall wellbeing.
Author's life context

The article presents Mona Leino during a period when she had become deeply interested in dental health after hearing Thomas Levy lecture in Finland in March 2020. It also reflects her personal experience of discovering asymptomatic inflammation in a previously root-canaled tooth.

Inspirations

  • Siqueira, 2009
  • Thomas Levy
  • Luontaisterveys 4/2021

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