Once in a while a piece of information comes along and unexpectedly reaches a big portion of the population, creating awareness for a subject that otherwise would have gone unnoticed. In 2016 it was the movie Vaxxed that exposed information…
(Def. gan·grene: localized death and decomposition of body tissue, resulting from either obstructed circulation or bacterial infection) A tooth is a wonder of nature. Its birth is so unique and complex that no one can really understand it in its entirety.…
The old school of dentistry considers a tooth saved after a root canal procedure has been performed. It is true that a tooth can survive this procedure for many years, maybe even the rest of the life. But looking more…
It is obvious that at the first sign of a problem with your teeth, you should go to the dentist and have him check the cause of this problem. Usually, the hope that ‘it will go away’ does not come…
Teeth are made up of all three embryonic layers. The innermost layer, the pulp, is pure tissue with blood vessels and nerves. The middle layer, dentine, is somewhat like bone, minus the blood, but it is still perfused with millions…
Dr. Sarkissian gave a talk for attendees of the 2012 Freedom Health Expo in Long Beach. You can watch his talk here… and refer to the slides he presented in the gallery below…
Often we find that the earlier we tackle a problem, the easier it is resolved. This is certainly so with cavities in teeth – they hardly ever go away, if we just wait, even though we might at times be…
(From Volume 3 of the The Sarkissian Report – Dentistry News) Metals are good conductors of electricity and it does not take too much imagination to suspect that when they are placed in our bodies, they will create electrical currents…
The lower jaw is a horseshoe-shaped bone that is suspended in space by two joints, which articulate with balls into their corresponding sockets in the rigid skull. The physiological position of the jaw is determined by an intricate mechanism involving…