Is Dental Health Really About Plaque and Tartar?
Dental health has little to do with white teeth free of plaque and tartar. In fact, a dog or cat can have beautiful teeth …
Author: Emily Stein, PhD
Dr. Emily Stein, Inventor and CEO at Primal Health, LLC (TEEF!) earned her bachelor's degree in microbiology from the University of Iowa. She then continued to further advance her expertise at the University of California at Berkeley where she sharpened her understanding of how bacteria behave, consume and socialize for survival in every known environment. After she earned her PhD, she attended Stanford University to pursue a Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Immunology & Rheumatology.
Dietary sugars, microbial acids and dental/gut disease – a deeper dive.
A look at how dietary sugars can negatively effect the dental and gut health of your patients. Since as early as 1912, research has shown…
Dietary sugars, microbial acids and dental/gut disease – a deeper dive.
A look at how dietary sugars can negatively effect the dental and gut health of your pets. Since as early as 1912, research has shown…
Dietary-driven dental disease mechanisms
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The truth about “dental care” ingredients
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New formula shows promise as a treatment option for oral dysbiosis in cats
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An innovative approach to oral dysbiosis in dogs
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“Let them eat dirt!” – a healthy gut microbiome starts in the mouth
A look at how a diverse diet, regular dental care and a little bit of dirt can help your dog’s gut microbiome thrive. Every time…