Most babies are born with perfect enamel and baby teeth are the perfect little training wheels for healthy adult teeth for life. Did you know that this all begins in the womb? Your baby’s first teeth, the ones that will appear in her mouth when she is about 6 months old start developing during the …
I always knew that Park City was a special place. There is an energy and will to do things here, like flossing in public, that I have never come across anywhere else before! Last Friday was a very special day for me and TeethFirst. Not because it was Spring Equinox and not even because there …
Cost of Care or… Wealth of Health? Cost of Care or Wealth of Health? How well are we serving health? Today’s escalating cost of care and difficulties with access to care are enormous challenges to overcome in oral health, and health in general. These challenges are not imposed to us from the outside: they are …
LEADERSHIP FOR CHANGE STARTS WITH IMAGINING A NEW REALITY. This demands that we come to a full stop, a place where images of what is possible emerge, a place where we ready ourselves to challenge the status quo and challenge others to do so as well. Globally, with the current model for dentistry, dentists see …
The mouth, or perhaps more appropriately, the masticatory system, is a complex apparatus. It is composed of the maxilla (upper jaw) and the mandible (lower jaw) joined by two Temporo-mandibular joints (TMJ) that, unlike any other joints in the body, are not independent of one another. A number of muscles move the mandible up, down …
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