The Oral Health Bible

The connection between dental health and several infectious diseases, plus heart attacks and strokes, is still not commonly known. Dr. Bonner's book clearly and accurately makes the case, as well as providing the remedies for those and various dental conditions. Dr. Bonner doesn't hesitate to list products and techniques he and others have found through years of dental practice to be safe and effective, and many that are neither. It's good seeing so much vital information packed into a compact, easily understood book.

This book takes center stage in our reception and treatment rooms! Instrumental in my clinical practice as a dental hygienist are the very points made in this ground breaking and prevention oriented guide to oral health. No more will I struggle to explain the connection of the health of the mouth to total body health. My treatment and home oral health recommendations have been aligned with those in this book for over 15 years. And I have witnessed the positive difference with my patients especially when the top 10 nutritionals for oral health are taken and irrigation with the Oxycare 3000 becomes a daily routine. Read it - Study it - and most importantly - Do it! Thank you Drs. Bonner and Mindell for helping us learn how we can improve oral health, practitioners and people alike!

Dr. Michael Bonner is the only medical author I know of who emphasizes the seriousness of dental and gum disease, and its impact on cardiac health. Though others have written about the topic, Dr. Bonner sounds the alarm, and gives the reader a protocol which can reverse oral disease, and promote a return to vital health. What I learned about the impact of C-reactive protein (Crp), and the tests he tells you to take to identify it, and the steps you need to take (how to keep your gums and mouth healthy)to lower it have been potentially life-saving for me. Clearly written and well organized, I rate it 5 stars.

It is about time that the modern medicine world discovered the connection between oral health/disease and systemic health/disease. Generally speaking, if a person's oral health is good, they have a better chance of having good systemic health. Dr. Bonner is describing a way for oral health to be improved with nutrition and proper oral hygiene techniques. Better oral health equates to better systemic health.It's About Time. Good job, and congratulations on your new book, Dr. Bonner.John Hammer, DDS

This is an interesting, fun to read, and very important work for anyone and everyone interested in a holistic approach to improve their health. It caused me to reflect on the many patients whom I have cared for as an Internist over the past twenty years, and to lend thought with regard to the state of their oral health and its relationship to their overall health. To say the least, the advice is straightforward, safe, and easy to follow, and Dr Bonner has apparently taken the creed "First Do No Harm" seriously as he dispenses his logical formularies and advice. I am recommending this book to my patients without hesitation.