our body's immune system starts in the mouth
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Your Autoimmunity Connection
Our Body’s Immune System Starts in the Mouth
Exploring the Link between the Oral Microbiome and Systemic Disease
Bonnie Feldman, DDS, MBADrBonnie360’s mission is to create a digitally connected world of personalized care for autoimmune patients.
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The mouth is home to hundreds of bacteria. Recent research shows that the ecosystem in your mouth – the oral microbiome – could be significantly connected to one’s health.
The following slides explore the overlooked roles the oral microbiome plays, the potential for personalization, and the connection to systemic diseases.
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The Overlooked Microbes in Your Mouth What is the Oral Microbiome?
Oral vs Gut Microbiome
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What is the Oral Microbiome
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Our Disease Barometer: The Oral Microbiome in Caries & Periodontal Disease
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Dinnertime! The Personalized Nutrition Boom