Doctor Staci Whitman
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Cavities are a metabolic DISEASE
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April 2, 2026
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0:46Now PlayingCavities are one of the few diseases where we routinely treat the damage… but rarely question why it keeps happening.
The mouth is one of the most active microbial environments in the body, and it is constantly interacting with the immune system, digestion, and inflammatory pathways. The balance of bacteria in the oral microbiome plays a role far beyond the surface of the teeth.
What is happening in the mouth can influence how the body regulates inflammation and how different systems respond over time. This is why patterns like frequent decay or chronic gum issues are often a signal to look deeper at the overall environment, not just the tooth itself.
Understanding oral health in this way shifts the focus from repeatedly repairing damage to supporting the conditions that help the body stay in balance.
In this episode of The Model Show with @shawnmodel , we discuss how to reverse cavities, importance of breathing, the role of your saliva AND SO MUCH MORE.
Watch it here
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