Dr. Edward Staffel D.D.S.: Recent Episodes
Edward Staffel
Dr. Staffel's show airs live (each Sunday 4-5pm) on News/Talk 550KTSA in San Antonio, Texas. In addition to an extensive knowledge of dentistry, Dr. Staffel has a keen interest in other matters relating to oral health... from sedation dentistry, nutrition supliments, dietary concerns, to studying serious diseases stemming from years of dental neglect... Dr. Staffel's podcasts offer a wealth of knowledge!
"A patient's wellness is affected dramatically by the care of their teeth and gums - I want us to be a part of our patients' total health program."
No guest - Subject: 1) You need to buy the book, "The End of Alzheimer's", by Dale Bredesen.
2) Use your insurance benefits before the end of the year.
3) Learning about mail order orthodontics & accelerating procedures.
4) Learning about All On 4 Dentures.
5) Learning about sedation protocols.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on the preventive product, Lo Loz.
2) Caller wanted information on ortho-bionomy.
3) Reminder for people to use their insurance benefits before the end of the year, as they will lose their benefits.
4) Discussion of how insurance company decisions are made for dental benefits.
5) Discussion of the comfort systems we have for dental treatment.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on repairing a back molar.
2) Caller wanted info on a single front tooth, and its replacement.
3) Caller wanted info on implants and full dentures.
4) Reviewed information on calcium supplements and oxalates from food, and their relation to kidney stones, and bone loss around teeth.
5) Reviewed information on inflammation in the gums, and jaw bone teeth housing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Direct Smile deficiencies, that is; the dental problems that are overlooked by this process.
2) Discussion of systems that stop and prevent decay.
3) The value of ideal oral health before starting chemotherapy, or radiation therapy for cancer.
4) Discussion of accelerating tooth movements, when being in Invisalign treatments.
No guest - Subject: 1) The reason straightening teeth is so important and valuable to a person.
2) Discussion of orthodontic accelerants that cut treatment time with clear aligners to 3.5 days between aligner changes.
3) Caller wanted info on treatment on post traumatic stress disorder.
4) Caller wanted info on homemade Dr. Mercola toothpaste.
5) Caller wanted info on Invisalign.
No guest - Subject: 1) Talked about disagreement of dentists about oral health not being a cause of systemic health.
2) Talked about a Ketogenic diet.
3) Update on periodontology and gum disease by the American Academy of Periodontology and the European Federation of Periodontology.
4) Discussion of caution about mail order aligners.
5) Caller wanted info on implants and dentures in a day.
No guest - Subject: 1) Diabetes complications from sleep disordered breathing and/or sleep apnea.
2) Caller wanted information on mail order teeth straightening.
3) Caller wanted a thinner design on a partial tooth replacement.
4) Information on Silver Diammine Fluoride, and other prevention services in our office.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted to know about cleaning instruments that are new to his experience, as he hadn't had his teeth cleaned in 20 years.
2) Caller wanted clarification on 2 different Dr.(Hygienists) diagnosis about periodontal disease.
3) Reviewed systems for great comfort in conscious sedation used in our office, the office of Drs. Staffel and Williamson.
No guest - Subjects: 1) Detailed explanation of sedation dentistry - safety, what to expect, and the different protocols.
2) How the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners has tightened the requirements for dentists.
3) Reminder of value of prebiotics and probiotics for everyday, and especially for the older population, over 60 for instance.
No guest - Subject: New prevention things in dentistry.
-1) OrthoPulse® - photobiomodulation.
-2) Silver diamine fluoride.
-3) Loloz prevention candy to prevent decay.
-4) Caller wanted information on cracked teeth.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on root canals, and antibiotics.
2) Caller wanted information on how long implants can be of service.
3) Gave information on CoEnzyme Q10.
4) Introduced information of improvements in between the teeth cleaning.
5) Caller wanted information on hypothyroid conditions.
Guest: Dr. Mark Williamson, DDS - Subjects: 1) The new preventive procedures, that are available to patients.
2) The value of teeth.
3) Patient treatment systems that use a wide range of sedation system.
4) The value of dental implants.
No guest - Subject: 1) Continuation of discussion and information of dry mouth syndrome.
2) Caller wanted information about Parkinson's Syndrome and supplements that might help.
3) Caller wanted to know about a retained baby tooth, and receding gums.
No guest - Subject: Dry Mouth
1) Diagnosis
2) Signs and symptoms
3) Over-the-counter products to treat
4) Medical conditions caused by
5) What is normal salivary flow, or abnormal salivary flow
6) Hydration
7) Electrical stimulation of salivary flow
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of bisphosphonate therapy, and its effect on dental treatment, especially dental extractions.
2) Discussion of osteoporosis treatment, and bisphosphonates.
3) Caller wanted information on why his teeth are decaying, that started 5 years ago, and causing root decay.
4) Discussion of treatment for high fear and high anxiety issues, and how they are treated.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted to know about damage to teeth while drinking water with a squeeze of lemon.
2) Tightened rules and regulations by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners governing anxiolysis, minimal anxiety, high anxiety, low fear, high fearconcerning dental treatment, with minimal sedation and moderate sedation, and NuCalm.
Guest: Dr. Mark Williamson, D.D.S.
Subject: 1) Introduction of Dr. Williamson as my associate dentist.
2) His scholastic records honors, and awards.
3) His observation of the difference between dental.
-His residency program and now private practice.
4) Caller wanted to know about safe dental materials used in the oral cavity.
5) Caller wanted to know if we did I.V. sedation, because of his high fear of dental treatment.
Guest: Dr. Mark Williamson, DDS
Subject: 1) Introduction of Dr. Mark Williamson, DDS, my new associate dentist at Dr. Staffel and Associates.
2) Going over his achievements.
3) Caller wanted information on frequency of cleaning of teeth.
4) Caller was thanking me for special care of her mother.
No guest - Subject: 1) Patient called in who had heat and cold sensation with a root canal treated tooth.
2) Announcing my new dental associate, Dr. Mark Williamson, DDS.
3) Discussion of the great value of silvercillin, by Designs for Health.
4) Discussion of cosmetic dentistry.
5) Discussion of dental health and cancer treatment for head and neck cancer.
No guest - Subject: 1) Introduction of my new associate, Dr. Mark Williamson DDS, and all his wonderful qualifications.
2) Review of Lo Loz, the new safe decay preventative, made of licorice root extract.
3) Review of Endomune Probiotic and Endomune Prebiotic, for bacterial control and health.
4) Review of sleep disordered breathing and simple solutions including changing swallowing patterns.
5) Some health issues from sleep disordered breathing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information about implants, and immediate tooth placement.
2) Review of probiotic Endomune, and Endomune metabolic rescue, and their great value to digestive health.
3) Our mission at Dr. Staffel and Associates is to preserve your teeth in a healthy state for 80+ years.
4) Reviewing great decay preventive value of LoLoz.
5) Reviewing the great value of silver diamine fluoride for stopping decay.
6) Brief discussion of the bacterial nightmare of antibiotic resistance.
No guest - Subject: 1) Presented data about prebiotics and probiotics, and how important they are to your health.
2) Caller wanted information on long growth in her lower jaw.
3) Caller was interested in Dr. Gundry's M.D., and his statements on lectin.
No guest - Subject: 1) New associate starting July 2nd.
2) Caller wanted information on his eleven year old daughter, and her genetically missing front teeth.
3) Caller wanted information on a failing root canal.
4) Beginning information on 4 books about the aging brain.
No guest - Subject: 1) Cardiologists talking about importance of good health.
2) Announcement of my new dental associate, Dr. Mark Williamson.
3) The value of a natural tooth.
4) What is happening in the dental prevention field.
No guest - Subject: 1) Mentioned about Bacteriophage, and its value to fight infection.
2) Diabetes and dialysis centers information, and what an arm of dialysis patient looks like.
3) New dental prevention materials, especially focused on Lo Loz.
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of prevention of dental decay.
a) SDF: A material you wipe on decay that stops decay.
b) ICON resin infusion that stops decay in areas that the decay has not penetrated through the enamel.
c) Lo Loz candy made from liquorice root, and stevia, that stops the decay causing bacteria Strep Mutans.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, M.D.
Subject: 1) Discussion about the Fast Mimicking Diet.
2) Discussion about the value of Ozone Therapy.
3) Discussion about the value of sugar elimination from a person's diet.
4) Discussion about the value of exercise.
5) Discussion about the value of stem cells.
6) Discussion about the book, "The End of Alzheimer's", by Dale Bredesen, M.D.
No guest - Subject: 1) New guidlines published for high blood pressure, by the American Heart Association, and the American College of Cardiology.
2) A discussion of the release of the PURE study, about changing recommendations for our diet.
3) Oral cancer exams- why they are important.
4) Information on the Narval CC Mandibular repositioning device for sleep apnea, and snoring.
5) Discussion of silver diamine fluoride.
6) Discussion of resin infusion to stop decay between teeth.
7) Referenced the book, "End of Alzheimer's", by Dale Bredesen, M.D.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller has a friend who is graduating from dental school in Mass., and wanted to know some options to furthering his career.
2) A few facts on the damage to the younger brain-, developing brain, by marijuana.
3) Brief report on the 66,000 drug overdose deaths per year from opioid prescriptions.
4) Information on four excellent books that are recommended on fasting, food, longevity, and the end of Alzheimer's.
5) Importance of eliminating inflammation and infection from your mouth.
6) New decay prevention material to use, before decay penetrates the enamel between teeth.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, MD
Subject: "The End of Alzheimer's" book review of book by Dale Bredesen, M.D.
2) Book review, "Food: What the Heck Should I Eat", by Mark Hyman, M.D.
3) Book review, "The Complete Guide to Fasting", by Jason Fung.
4) Review, "The Longevity Diet", Valter Longo, Ph.D.
5) Discussion of oral Health (teeth & gums), and connection to general health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Described a recent talk with Dr. Don Colbert, M.D., author of the book, "Toxic Relief", and 49 other books, and will be a guest as soon as our schedules allow.
2) Talk about tooth retention with Silver Diamine Fluoride, and how it works.
3) Talked about resin infusion on teeth for decay prevention.
4) Talked about the fabulous iTero Element scanner, and what its value to a dental patient is, and all its features.
5) Caller wanted to know why dentures cost the amount they do.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on root decay, and was informed about advantage of silver diamine fluoride for the problem.
2) Caller wanted information about a molar replacement tooth and MJ problem.
3) Described the fabulous NuCalm anti-anxiety system.
4) Described the patient advantages of the incredible iTero Element.
5) Started the program with the Mayo cardiologist direction on the use of drinking water, and also ideal use of aspirin.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information about advice he had to replace his old amalgam/mercury fillings, and I gave him a complete rendition of the value of this.
2) I gave the Mayo Clinic report on drinking water, and when to ideally drink water to prevent heart attack and stroke. I also added the report on the value of aspirin taken at night.
No guest - Subject: 1) Dental/Oral health/general health connections.
2) Related this connection with mucous membrane pemphigoid (mmp), and eye damage, and other infection problems.
3) Always list vitamin supplements when having any dental or medical surgery done.
4) Caller wanted to know about molar gum infection with 8mm & 9mm pockets.
5) Dentist in his area for sleep disordered breathing screening test.
6) Encouraging Baby Boomers (born 1946 to 1964) to get teeth & gums fixed before retirement, because of extended longevity.
Guests: Kay Spears, Nutritionist
Chef Andrew Poparello
Subject: 1) Very helpful information about foods, a gluten free, and healthy recipe for fried chicken and fried fish, and other fried foods.
2) A myth about breakfast.
3) Healthy cooking/frying oils.
4) Grab and go foods that are healthy from Balanced Health Healing Center.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information as to what could be done for an osteoporotic lower jaw, and could function be restored to this lower jaw.
2) Caller wanted information on dry mouth of the tissues, as well as a dry mouth feeling in the soft palate.
3) A beginning discussion of the dental meetings that I have just attended, and will be attending in March.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on Silver diamine fluoride for stripping decay on teeth.
2) Caller wanted information on open contacts, spacers between back teeth, even though the patient visited the dental office every 3 months.
3) Information on the iTero Element Scanner.
4) Information on the NuCalm anti-anxiety system.
5) Neo-40 and Human N, and skiing at 10,000 ft. above sea level.
Guest: Dr. Rick Davis, DDS
Subject: Everything you wanted to know about root canals, and more.
Dr. Davis is an endodontist = A root canal specialist.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on dental sleep anti-snoring devices and I discussed the C-Pap, the dental sleep appliance, and the new surgical techniques for sleep apnea.
2) Reviewed homemade toothpaste.
3) Talked about the toothbrush for impaired mobility called the, "DexTBrush".
4) Discussed the wonderful iTero Element scanning device, and how valuable it is for dental patients.
5) Talked about importance of having the sinuses surgically cleaned out.
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of using year end dental benefits.
2) Holiday gifts.
-a) Glo teeth whitening system.
-b) Air flosser.
-c) Sonicare toothbrush.
-d) Homemade toothpaste.
3) Steps to follow with oral hygiene for people starting cancer treatments including chemotherapy.
4) Discussion of decay preventative silver diamine fluoride.
5) Caller wanted information on dental implants.
6) Wonderful NuCalm.
7) Sleep disordered breathing in children and the consequences thereof.
No guest - Subject: 1) The value of Vitamin D3 and K2, especially Vitamin K2.
2) Good to have a protocol between the dentist, and oncologist, concerning cleansing teeth when a mutual patient is under chemotherapy.
3) The value to a patient of modern dental technology especially the new iTero Element that scans and stores data, to preserve teeth.
4) Review of the value of homemade toothpaste.
5) How to manage abscessed tooth dental pain with ibuprofen and Tylenol, rather than opioids and antibiotics.
6) Caller wanted to know about dental implants.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted formula for homemade toothpaste.
2) Caller wanted information on dental implants.
3) Caller had a bad experience with dental local anesthetic, and wanted information about the experience.
4) Further discussion about Sleep Disordered Breathing or Sleep Apnea.
No guest - Subject: 1) The impressive article on NuCalm published in the latest Journal of Behavioral and Brain Science.
2) How to make a homemade toothpaste.
3) Ingredients to take a second look at, that are in commercial toothpastes.
4) More information on sleep disordered breathing, and how important it is to get this problem condition corrected.
No guest - Subject: 1) Technology that is new in the dental world.
2) Teeth designed and programmed to last 80+ years, but cannot repair themselves, and need dental help.
3) Value to patients and dentists of the New Sterro Element in diagnosis and planning dental treatment.
Description of all the advanced features that the Sterro Element does.
4) Brief description of other advanced technologies that Drs. Staffel and associates use.
Guest: Dr. Michael Olson, M.D.
Subject: 1) Surgical approach to correction of sleep disordered breathing, and its dental consequences.
2) Importance of treatment of this serious disorder of sleep disordered breathing.
3) Description of the Inspire procedure.
4) Treatment of S.D.B. in children.
No guest - Subject: 1) Comment and article by Dr. Robbin Henwood, D.D.S. on wealth and health.
2) Caller wanted information on root canal procedure and price.
3) Caller wanted information how his warn down teeth would be restored.
4) Reviewed article on flossing and information that doesn't recommend flossing even though it can be damaging to a person's health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information on one visit dental crowns vs. dental lab constructed crowns.
2) Caller wanted information on government report on omission of flossing importance.
3) Great value of Spry Moisturizing mouth wash for sugar addiction.
4) Information on GLO teeth whitening system.
5) Review of sleep disordered breathing, and its problems.
6) Beginning review of sugar addiction.
No guest - Subject: 1) A veteran called in and we discussed tooth loss and tooth replacement possibly with a service connected origin.
2) A caller wanted to know about how to differentiate between sinus pain and tooth pain.
3) A recommendation for Spry Moisturizing Mouth Spray for sugar addiction, tooth decay protection, and breath freshener.
4) The importance of a proper oral health/dental health diagnosis that includes sleep disordered breathing screening.
No guest - Subject: 1) Compelling new evidence of the relationship between oral health and systemic health, by Dr. Amy Doneen, DNP, and Bradley Bale, MD.
2) Oral health prevents systemic disease.
3) Review of sugar addiction.
4) New technology for dental treatment.
5) The 2015-2020 Dietary Guidlines for Americans - Published by and from the Federal Government, left out any reference to flossing.
6) The value of the NuCalm Relaxation System.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wants direction for treatment for neglected teeth, or oral tissues.
2) Update information on Lyme Disease infection, and its dental connection, and dental symptoms.
3) Update on the runaway epidemic of Human Papillomavirus, and how to protect against the virus, and oropharyngeal cancer, and oral cavity cancer.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of last week's program.
2) Screening in my office for sleep disordered breathing.
3) Treatment of sleep disordered breathing, and cost of treatment.
4) The 4 pathways to treatment.
a) Do nothing.
b) C-Pap breathing device.
c) Dental mandibular advancement device.
d) Surgical remolding of the throat.
5) Brief review of sugar and cancer growth.
6) Encouraging public to take CPR/AED course. Where to find the N.E.I.S.D. information.
7) Teeth programmed to last 80+ years. Healthy, live, natural teeth, compared to dental implants.
8) Description of NuCalm and anxiety/fear.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of July 23, 2017 program by Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D., on nitric Oxide.
2) Discussed value of Neo40 in sleep apnea cases, and nitric oxide.
3) Discussed truck drivers and possible sleep apnea, and a caller says large firms are doing this screening, but independent firms may not be doing screenings.
4) Caller described her car accident, and tie in to carbon monoxide poisoning.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan
Subject: 1) Nitric oxide, and the new discoveries that give us the data of the great proactive value of nitric oxide, produced by HumanN.
2) Discussed the pathways of the production of nitric oxide, in the human body.
No guest - Subject: 1) The constant improvement in information and technology about oral health, and its connection to general health.
2) We provide the most comfortable anxiety free, fear free, dental experience that is available anywhere.
3) Our driving passion is to help and direct you to as healthy a condition that you aspire to.
4) Comment on the value of time in our lives, and how dentistry fits into this scenario.
5) How we can help you keep your teeth that have a programmed life to last 80+ years, with live nerves inside.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan
Subject: 1) Update on understanding the value and importance of HumanN (Neo40), to human health.
2) The importance of good oral health to the body's production of the all important molecule - Nitric Oxide.
3) The importance of NO to achieving good health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of material of the last 6 months; Starting with Sleep Disordered Breathing.
2) Caller wanted to know the value/difference of an implant, and a fixed bridge.
3) Endomune and blister pack probiotics difference.
4) Value of nasal surgery to help breathing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Sleep Disordered Breathing. I am on a crusade to inform as many people as I can, about the seriousness of this problem, Sleep Disordered Breathing.
2) Attending a school reunion, and being reminded of how fast time changes people's health.
3) The physiology of gum disease, and periodontal disease.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of sleep disordered breathing.
2) Review of prevalence of various disease conditions that have been associated with sleep disordered breathing.
3) The procedures involved treating S.D.B. with CPAP and/or dental mandibular advancement appliances, before consideration of surgical procedures done by an M.D. surgeon.
4) Reintroduction of Dr. Jose Barrera, M.D.
5) The explanation of why gingivitis should be the end of the line in oral health.
No guest
Subject: 1) Aspects of teeth whitening, and its benefits.
2) Effects of sleep disordered breathing in children and adolescents.
3) Effects of sleep disordered breathing in adults.
4) Importance of eating protein if if elderly to avoid being frail.
No guest - Subject: 1) 86 year old woman writes a humorous letter to her bank.
2) Report on article of how diet sodas contribute to being fat. Especially after 65 years old.
3) Damage to teeth from diet sodas.
4) Sleep screening exams for sleep disordered breathing available at our dental office.
5) Denture wearers and dental implants and sleep disorders.
6) The comfort available at our office during dental visits.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted information about discomfort while in a temporary crown.
2) Caller wanted more information about a condition called internal root resorption.
Caller asked about MI paste-on tooth enamel remineralization paste.
3) I talked about sleep disordered breathing, or fractured breathing, mini strokes, and how my dental office can help the breathing problem, with a dental mandibular advancement appliance.
No guest - Subject: 1) Obstructive Sleep Apnea, or Sleep Fragmentation, and obesity. Is O.S.A. the cause of obesity, or is obesity the cause of O.S.A.?
2) Sleep deprivation on the hormones Leptin, Ghrelin, insulin, cortisol, growth hormone, and melatonin, and their clinical implications.
No guest - Subject: 1) The value of The Texas Dental Association, in serving the public, in regards to dental treatment.
2) How the Texas State Dental Board of Examiners protects the public, in regard to dental treatment.
3) Talk about the wonderful Texas Dental Association meeting.
4) Why diet sodas dissolve your teeth away, and make you fat - especially people over 65 years old.
5) Tour of the new dental school.
6) Pregnant mothers should never, ever drink alcohol, while pregnant - American Academy of Pediatrics.
7) NuCalm and the control of fear, anxiety, and shame, and dropping you into the calm parasympathetic system, while using it in the dentist's office.
No guest - Subject: 1) Encouraging listeners to not hang onto your infections, and inflammation of a person's teeth, and gum tissue.
2) Get rid of those toxins and poisons.
3) Our dedicated team will provide you with the most comfortable dental experience there is, so you don't have to hang onto your infections, and inflammation.
4) Details about teeth whitening, the delivery systems, and the difference between hydrogen peroxide, and carbamide peroxide, in whitening systems.
No guest - Subject: 1) Fear anxiety, shame, and how they influence dental treatment.
2) How NuCalm and Nitrous Oxide are such a wonderful match up for anxiety, and fear remediation for dental treatment.
3) How NuCalm works.
4) The science and biology of teeth whitening systems.
5) The factors that influence whitening.
6) To be continued next week.
No guest - Subject: 1) How to treat and survise dry mouth syndrome, and its management.
2) Good discussion of sleep disordered breathing, and the consequences of non treatment.
3) Wonderful, wonderful NuCalm anxiety remediation, while having dental treatment.
4) Our office no pain zone.
5) From Japan News - Why older people should eat meat to keep from getting frail.
6) Causes of gum recession.
No guest - Subject: 1) Answered call in about occlusion.
2) Answered call in about swelling sources of pain.
3) Reviewed data about frailty in 75+ year olds, and prevention of nursing care, by eating lean meat, lean pork, skinless chicken, and fish.
4) Statistics of acute cardiac arrest deaths.
No guest - Subject: 1) Phone app to listen to the program, and listen archived podcast programs.
2) Skiing in Winter Park at 10,000ft and 11,000ft, and the value of Neo-40, for oxygen.
3) Review of Sleep Disordered Breathing, and its correction, and the value to the person.
4) Rx vitamin/mineral by Innate - from natural ingredients.
5) Vitamins for age related macular degeneration.
6) From Japan News = Value of eating protein to preserve muscle mass, and function.
7) Cannabis induced periodontal disease.
Guest: Dr. Lindsey Berkson
Subject: Dr. Berkson's new book, "The Sexy Brain."
1) The role of hormones, and what they do for brain health.
2) The prevention of cognitive decline, and Alzheimer's syndrome.
3) The value of oxytocin.
4) The dangers of long term antihistamines.
5) Hormones and sleep issues.
No guest - Subject: 1) How to manage the longevity of a natural tooth for 80+ years.
2) What are the factors that reduce the 80+ years of longevity.
3) A few factors.
a) Diagnosis of defects and decay of a tooth.
b) Understanding that nothing, regardless of how good it is, can come close to lasting as long as a healthy tooth, for 80+ years.
c) A few other factors are fractures, early small cavities, gum disease, tooth bone housing disease.
d) Value of our complete dental examinations including a screening for sleep disordered breathing.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: 1) The latest information on Nitric Oxide, and its value to the body.
2) The effect of Nitric Oxide, and Neo-40, on the increase of oxygen in the body.
3) The importance of Nitric Oxide of oral health.
4) The importance of Nitric Oxide to stem cell function, and mitochondria function.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: Neo-40
1) Oxygen and why it's necessary, at optimum levels, for health and anti-aging, including oral health.
2) Why Nitric Oxide is such a valuable molecule, and so many advantages of adequate Nitric Oxide levels.
3) Explains the mechanism of Nitric Oxide, and Neo-40, and blood flora improvement throughout our 50,000 to 60,000 miles of blood vessels.
4) How Nitric Oxide is an important part of stem cell growth, and body repairs.
Guest: Dr. Blake Holloway, MD.
Subject: 1) Surprising facts about sugar.
2) What causes sugar addiction?
3) How can you breakaway from sugar addiction?
4) What about artificial sweeteners?
5) What about high-fructose corn syrup?
No guest
Subject: 1) Plug for San Antonio Symphony Pops concerts.
2) A health tip -- The high mortality rate of patients, that have suffered a broken hip and an implant placed.
3) A discussion of aggressive localized and generalized periodontal disease.
4) A dental implant being a highly sophisticated medical device, that requires a level of understanding, that goes above and beyond the concepts of traditional medicine.
5) A discussion of brain health and connected to oral health and cardiovascular health.
No guest - Subject: Review of some of the important subjects presented in 2016.
1) Probitotic, Endomune.
2) Digestive enzymes.
3) Neil Med - nasal rinse.
4) Neo-40.
5) Breathe Rite Strips.
No guest - Subject: 1) Partial review of guests and programs of 2016.
a) Probiotics - Dr. Larry Hoberman, MD.
b) Dr. Nathan Bryant - and Neo40.
c) Dr. Avie Grunspan MD, and Dr. Jose Barrera, and treatment of sleep disordered breathing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Reviewing some highlight programs of the year.
2) Dr. Larry Hoberman, MD, and Endomune value.
3) Sleep disordered breathing solutions with Dr. Avie Grunspan.
4) Sleep disordered breathing solutions with Dr. Jose Barrera.
5) Co-morbidities of sleep disordered breathing.
6) Nutritional supplements that can help with Parkinson's Disease.
7) Solutions for sleep disordered breathing.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, MD.
Subject: Endomune and its value to the health of babies, to the elderly. Endomune is an excellent probiotic that can have an amazing impact on intestinal health, and depression. A lot of new research has been added to the subject of probiotics.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of guest 2 weeks ago, Dr. Avie Grunspan, MD.
2) Review of guest last week, Dr. Jose Barrera, MD.
The details of sleep disturbed breathing, and why it needs to be diagnosed, and treated; and all the comorbidities recognized, and associated with sleep disordered breathing.
Guest - Dr. Jose Barrera, MD.
Subject: 1) Triple Boarded EMT and surgeon. Discussion on airway pathways of the nose and throat, and the seriousness of sleep disordered breathing, to your general health.
2) A must listen to program, for your good health.
Guest - Dr. Avie Grunspan, MD.
Subject: 1) Sleep medicine and the great value of good sleep airways.
2) Complications of sleep disordered breathing.
3) Solutions to sleep disordered breathing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Next week Dr. A. Grunspan, MD will be my guest, and will be presenting the medical and dental aspects of sleep disordered breathing.
2) Discussed health care costs going up, up and away, and 4 factors to be aware of.
3) Patient called in wanting information on flossing and toothpaste.
4) Update on sugar alcohols, and caries prevention.
No guest - Subject: 1) Brief review of 2017 Obamacare update. Insurance rates are going up -- What's your best option?
2) Connectivity perspective starting today.
3) Your time is your life. Don't waste your time.
4) Be careful being your own dentist.
5) Sleep disordered breathing.
6) Home sleep pulse oximeter.
7) Dry mouth and C-Pap breathing machines.
No guest - Subject: 1) Using your 2016 insurance benefits, you paid for, before the end of the year, Dec. 31, 2016. The dental benefit companies are hoping you don't use these, before the end of the year.
2) Discussion of Sleep Disordered Breathing. Signs and symptoms, and comorbidities that are found with Sleep Disordered Breathing.
3) Steps to correct the problem, and solutions to the problem.
No guest - Subject: 1) Sleep-disordered breathing.
2) Sleep apnea.
3) Facts & figures.
Signs & symptoms.
4) Prevalence of sleep apnea comorbidities.
-a) Drug resistant hypertension.
-b) Obesity.
-c) Congestive heart failure.
-d) Pacemakers.
-e) Atrial fibrillation.
-f) Coronary artery disease.
No guest - Subject: 1) A call to listeners to notify the FDA to not take away people's rights to buy over the counter supplements. The notification deadline is October 11, 2016.
2) Caller wanted information on less expensive versions of Neo-40.
3) Information on sleep disturbed breathing, and health problems caused by SOB, and what are the solutions.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, M.D.
Subject: 1) The 25 things a person can do to help with cognitive decline, and Alzheimer's using the MEND guidelines.
2) How infection and inflammation of the oral cavity may contribute to cognitive decline, and how to correct it.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: 1) The great value of nitric oxide production in the body, when taking the supplement Neo-40.
2) The 3 biophysiologic pathways of aging, telomeres, mitochondria production (energy), and stem cell production, that slows down aging.
3) Why pristine oral health is of such great value for nitric oxide production.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: 1) Bringing an update to the nitric oxide molecule, and the Neo-40 product.
2) New research and the understanding of beets, hawthorn, sodium nitrate, and sodium nitrite.
3) Understanding the value of a clean and healthy mouth, and its correlation to blood pressure.
4) The value of nitric oxide, and cardiovascular health, and the connection to general health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Having a minimum drug kit for cardiac arrest.
a) Albuterol
b) Glucose
c) Benadryl
d) Nitroglycerin or Neo-40
e) Aspirin 325mg non-coated
f) EpiPen
2) Need to send a comment to the FDA about their proposed rule to eliminate vitamins, and other supplements from Consumers Choice.
3) Caller wanted to know about Nitric Oxide and details.
No guest - Subject: 1) The great value of concentrations of Vitamin D to oral health, and systemic health.
2) Association of oral contraceptives to poor bone healing after dental tooth extractions.
3) Oral biofilms and the systemic connection.
4) The cause of clostidium dificile (a very bacteria and clindamycin, and the use of yeast, saccharomyces boulardii, and probiotics to heal the intestinal tract.)
5) A newly found parasitic bad bacteria found in saliva that could cause human diseases.
6) The risk of pneumonia from from poor oral hygiene especially in the elderly.
No guest - Subject: 1) Health consequences of leaving infected teeth in the mouth.
2) New life form found in saliva.
3) Decision making in the warrior mentality or scout mentality, as described by Julia Galef, on TED Talks.
4) Caller wants direction on molar extraction, that is badly infected.
5) Women on birth control pills at higher risk for extraction complications.
6) Statistics on diabetes.
No guest - Subject: 1) Article on new life form found in saliva, and what it means to your health.
2) The incredible Nu Calm listening experience to remove stress and anxiety.
3) Ted Talks by Julia Galef, on why you think you're right - even when you're wrong. Especially when it comes to examining your beliefs.
a) Soldier mindset.
b) Scout mindset, and how these mindsets apply to dentistry.
No guest - Introduction of my associate Dr. Sara E. McLin, DDS.
Subject: 1) Gingivitis.
2) Periodontitis.
3) Oral cancer.
4) Prevention of oral disease, and the value of that.
5) HPV.
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of restoring edentulous (no teeth) mouths with special solutions of technology.
2) The dangerous new bacteria that are resistant to all antibiotics.
3) The recently approved silver diamine fluoride to inexpensively stop decay.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, M.D.
Subject: 1) Ozone therapy and how valuable it is.
2) Slowing aging with 20 points of common sense.
3) Slowing brain deterioration with common sense and vitamins and supplements.
4) Discussion of the meeting of the Soviets' oxidative and photonic therapy.
No guest - Subject: 1)Caller hasn't seen a dentist in 30 years, and wanted some information on what to do next.
2) Value of NuCalm anxiety remediation in dental treatment, as well as conscious sedation for dental treatment.
3) Caller wanted information on alkaline water on teeth, and the blood.
No guest - Subject: 1) Comments on rerun of Dr. Bryant's program, last week.
2) The advantages of taking Neo40.
3) Discussion of how your teeth function, and how many should hit in chewing.
4) Caller describing value of Beet Elite, in distance running coaching.
5) Value of Nu Calm.
No guest - Subject: 1) Answering questions on extraction of a tooth, or root canal treatment.
2) How to effectively brush and floss your teeth.
3) How my programs are designed.
4) Review of, "Brain Maker", book by David Perlmutter, M.D., and the value of a healthy gut.
No guest - Subject: 1) Bacterial infections that are resistant to antibiotics. Bacteria that are more resistant to antibiotics than ever before.
2) The value of adequate sleep.
3) The medical conditions that are associated with inadequate sleep.
4) The possible connections to oral bone loss (periodontal disease), and medical disease conditions.
No guest - Subject: 1) Anxiety remediation and fear remediation in the dental setting.
2) Being careful of the conclusions of scientific peer reviewed articles.
3) Osteoporosis, estrogen, and periodontium (periodontal disease), and the connection between the medical, and dental aspects, of three diseases.
No guest - Subject: 1) The pleasure of the symphony music in this stressed out time, performed live at the Tobin.
2) The beauty of the Briscol Art Museum, and the Alamo Battle diorama.
3) Take away points of Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D.'s discussion on probiotics, of two weeks ago.
4) Take away points of Dr. Nathan Brant's discussion of Nitric Oxide.
5) Learning to dissect research articles, and their conclusions.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryant, PhD.
Subject: 1) Continuation of the subject of the value of nitric oxide in everday health.
2) The value of good oral health and nitric oxide production.
3) The value of nitric oxide with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, statins, and other medical and dental problems.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, MD
Subjects: 1) Probiotics.
2) Prebiotics.
3) Gut health = The importance of a healthy gut.
4) Immunity produced in the gut.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryant
Subject: 1) The advantages of Neo40, in oral health, and general health.
2) The importance of Neo40 in the immune system.
3) The importance of getting Q2 into the peripheral vessels.
No guest - Subject: 1) The issues of sleep.
2) The mechanics of sleep.
3) The health prevention aspects of proper sleep.
4) How dental appliances can help with sleep issues.
No guest - Subject: 1) Answered question about insurance.
2) Answered question about hydrogen peroxide.
3) Beginning information on insufficient sleep.
No guest - Subject: 1) Local dental infection.
2) Spreading dental infection.
3) Antibiotic regimens that are used for both of these conditions.
4) Oral biofilm and its sophisticated structure.
5) Oral biofilm and its connection to cardiovascular disease, kidney disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, and pulmonary disease.
Guest: Dr. Lindsey Berkson - Subject: 1) Digestive health.
2) Oral health.
3) Gut health.
4) Stomach health.
5) The sex hormone connection to gut health.
No guest - Subjects: 1) NuCalm anti-anxiety system.
2) The value of pain directed by the brain.
3) Different sedation agents.
4) Modifying dental health behavior to improve your longevity.
5) Implants to support partials.
6) Ozone as a medical complimentary treatment.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, MD.
Subject: 1) Ozone - What is it?
2) Ozone therapy.
3) Successful resolution of medical conditions, with ozone.
4) Ozone, and cancer.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted to know about water pik, and cleaning of the teeth and air flossers.
2) Caller wanted to know about clenching.
3) Caller wanted to know about TMJ, and popping joints of the TMJ.
4) Caller wanted to know about H2O and baking soda.
5) Caller wanted to know about bone grafting and an extraction.
No guest - Subject: 1) Decoding PPO, and dental benefits. What to be aware of with PPO dental benefits, and least expensive alternative treatment.
2) A fundamental shift in our understanding of periodontal disease (gum bone disease) progression.
3) Discussion of the Research Article on dental health behaviors, dentition, and morality in the elderly.
No guest - Subject: 1) Toxicity of dental implants.
2) All on four denture on implants.
3) Melatonin the wonder natural drug, and the book, "Melatonin", by Russel Reiter, PhD.
4) Discussion of sleep, and the value of adequate.
Discussion of the value of Melatonin.
No guest - Subject: 1) Apple TV - The future of T.V.
2) Patient called about clenching, and a sore tooth.
3) Caller wanting info about eczema, and acne, for a teenage son.
4) Info on the GLO whitening system.
No guest - Subject: 1) Invisalign
a) What is it?
b) What is MOP?
c) How can treatment time be cut in half.
2) New product update: Curcum-Evail by Designs for Health, advanced curcumin product.
3) Battling depression by controlling inflamation.
4) Lyme Disease and ALS diagnosis.
5) Buy the book, "Brain Maker", by David Perlmutter, MD.
No guest - Subject: 1) The book, "Super Brain", by Deepak Chopra, M.D., and Rudolph E. Tanzi, Ph.D., using the maximize health, happiness and spiritual well-being.
2) Beginning discussion of the book, "Brain Maker", by David Perlmutter, M.D., and how to move towards outstanding oral health, and outstanding general health, by recognizing what you eat, and making changes in what you eat. Buy this book-
No guest - Subject: 1) Information on the antioxidant Quercitin, and Resveratrol.
2) How to handle difficult to diagnose tooth pain.
3) The value of NuCalm anti-anxiety system.
4) Comment on Dr. Paul Galitzer, M.D., and his outstanding health strategies.
5) The value of outstanding oral health.
6) Beginning material on understanding the brain.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller explaining his problems with the Veterans Association.
2) Explaining brushing, flossing, rubber tip cleansing, use of Sonicare and mouthwash.
3) Great whitening with the GLO systems.
4) Value of NuCalm anxiety remediation system, and its history.
No guest - Subject: 1) GLO whitening, and how good it is.
2) Using your benefits, whatever format, before the end of the year, 2015.
3) Discussion of over-the-counter bleaching agents.
4) Value of the spice, tumeric.
5) Intention and results discussion.
6) Value of having great oral health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Salute to Dr. Hub Lundblage (root canal specialist).
2) End of year time to use unused dental benefits.
3) Description of Drs. Staffel and McLin dental diagnosis procedures.
4) Description of how we treat dental anxiety and dental fear.
5) Information on a call about the problem of an 8 year old child that has constant mouth ulcers.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of programs on glyphosates, and the dental consequences.
2) Review of Dr. Carol Anderson's M.D. anti aging program.
3) Review of sleep and breathing airway problems, sleep apnea, and the medical/dental connection.
4) Racing heart rate from poor sleep airways.
5) Call to use insurance benefits, health savings accounts, and flex dental accounts, before the end of 2015.
Guest: Carol M. Anderson, M.D.
Subject: 1) Anti aging strategies.
2) Hormones = female and male.
3) Adrenal fatigue and treatment.
4) Bone loss in the body including bone loss in the mouth.
5) The problems with caffeine.
Guest: Dr. Blake Holloway
Subject: 1) The gut is a factory of good things, made by our good bacteria, in the gut.
2) What are some of the things that destroy this healthy gut.
3) How does healthy mouth bacteria fit into this whole picture.
4) What are some strategies to avoid these damaging chemicals.
Guest: Dr. Blake Holloway
Subject: 1) Beginning message on Microbiome 101.
2) The importance of gut health, and some of the things that can disrupt the health of the gut flora.
3) Solutions to be aware of.
No guest - Subject: 1) Use your insurance benefits before they disappear at the end of the year. You have already paid for them. Don't let them expire.
2) Invisalign orthodontic aligners with an amazing MOP addition cuts treatment time in 1/2, and is extremely comfortable for the duration of the treatment.
3) Discussion of oral gum disease, oral bone loss and hormone induced menopause, and subsequent osteopenia and osteoporosis.
4) Gingivitis should be the end of the line.
5) Potential health effects of acrylamide, autoimmune phenomena by acrylic finger nails, and also working in a nail salon, and also working in a dental laboratory processing plastic dentures, and partial dentures.
6) The value of NuCalm relaxation system.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, MD.
Subject: The gastrointestinal tract, and the problems that result from a poorly functioning intestine, and what to do about it.
No guest - Subject: 1) Beyond dental failures.
2) Comment on Failing, by Abraham Lincoln.
3) Comments by John C. Kois DMD, on failure. Dr. Kois is one of the greatest dentists in the U.S., today.
4) Dental failures and their correction, and prevention.
5) This program to be continued.
No guest - Subject: 1) Anti-Aging strategies.
2) Value of Oreganol Spray or Oreganol Oil.
3) Explanation of "Resources by Challenge", and slowing aging.
4) Explanation of dry mouth, and the diagnosis of Sjögren's Syndrome.
5) My personal dental hygiene visit, and how fantastic the technology is for the patient.
6) The value of NuCalm - The massage for the massage.
No guest - Subject: 1) Study urges new lower blood pressure targets, that can cut heart attacks 30%, and deaths from heart attacks 25%.
2) Some causes of dry mouth syndrome, and what can be done about it.
3) Report from the Journal of the American Dental Association assessing occupational elemental mercury exposure in U.S. dentists, which reports dentist exposure to Hg shows an association to multiple sclerosis, and tremor, looking at dentists over 24 years, in a study of 13,906 U.S. dentists.
No guest - Subject: 1) Little things make a big difference.
2) Non surgical periodontal therapy can reduce stomach reinfection of helicobacter pylori (the bacteria that causes stomach ulcers).
3) The value of Neo40, when taking NSAIDs, are proton pump inhibitors, to lessening their effect on heart health, and brain health.
4) A few of the problems produced by unrestricted sugar consumption.
No guest - Subject: 1) Listener called wanting information on implants both new and repairing.
2) Listeners wanted more information on Strontium.
3) Report published on how healthy gums and teeth, greatly reduce reinfection of Helicobacter Pylori, after treatment with with antibiotics, for peptic gastric ulcers.
No guest - Subject: 1) The forgotten mineral, Strontium, and its value to healthy bones, teeth and ligaments.
2) Observations on plant revitalization with proper plant food, and comparing the concept to human health revitalization.
3) Further information on Gingivitis, and its connection to periodontitis, and tooth and bone loss.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Beginning information on the mineral element, Strontium.
2) Gingivitis - "It Should Be the End of the Line", by Richard H. Magelberg, DDS. About gum disease, and starting bleeding gums.
No guest - Subject: 1) New information on new products, and of supplements that can help you with oral health.
2) Talk about health and anti-aging.
3) Importance of the dental health history.
4) Review of NuCalm anti-anxiety system.
5) Gingivitis should be the end of the line.
6) A tsunami approaching = Alzheimer's.
7) Featured product = The mineral element, Strontium.
No guest - Subject: 1) The value of oral health to systemic health, and how the dentist fits into this diagnosis.
2) The terrific advances in cosmetic dentistry. A) Invisalign with Propel to cut treatment time in half.
3) No prep veneers.
4) Minimal prep veneers.
5) Beautiful, extremely strong, porcelain crowns that are completely natural looking.
6) Natural looking dental implants.
7) Early decay detection devices to save you time and money.
No guest - Subject: 1) Vogel Orchards, for the best peaches in the market now. Located in Stonewall, Texas.
2) How to change your response to stress for a healthier, and longer lifetime.
3) What is Oxytocin, a neurohormone produced by the brain, and what it does, and how it can make you healthier, and longer lived.
4) Viewing the website TED, and Kelly McGonigal, and her presentation on stress.
No guest - Subject: 1) Caller wanted to know value of the dental office visit two times a year, vs. once every one or two years.
2) Caller communicated about the value of the website TED, and Dr. Staffel will be bringing some of the material on the website TED, as it relatesto fear and anxiety.
3) Caller wanted to discuss value of baking soda & salt, to mix your own toothpaste.
4) Caller wanted information about whitening.
No guest - Subject: 1) Do you know why you don't have cancer of the heart muscle?
2) Caller asked about treatment to fix an infected tooth.
3) The new porcelain options for fixing front teeth, and beck teeth.
4) The value of NuCalm anxiety remediation system, in dental treatment.
No guest - Subject: 1) The Chicago Blackhawks and their success winning their 2nd Stanley Cup Finals, in 3 years and how the dental NuCalm System figured into their championship win.
2) NuCalm that erases stress and anxiety without pharmaceuticals, or chemicals.
3) Historical report on Hedy Lamar, and her incredible patent issued in 1942 that allows our smart phone technology.
4) Report on the tooth whitening system - GLO.
5) Report on Invisalign and the Propel addition, to cut tooth straightening time by 1/2.
6) Importance of an oral cancer exam on a regular basis.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of how to handle anxiety, fear, and phobias - Dental and other kinds.
2) Review of mouthwashes.
3) Value of Xylitol to a child's mouth infection, as well as Endomune Probiotic, for the same oral and ear problem.
4) Antibiotic therapy for by-pass operation for correction of cardiac blockage - Is it necessary for dental procedures to use antibiotics for post surgery?
No guest - Subject: 1) The fabulous NuCalm anxiety remediation system, and what it is, and what it does for dental patients with anxiety, and fear about dental treatment.
2) The National Hockey League Chicago Blackhawks champions, and how the NuCalm system has helped them with their winning hockey records.
3) Call in person wanting information on failing root canals, and also receding gums.
4) Call in person wanting information about fear and phobias.
No guest - Subject: 1) My mission - Helping you get your health span as close to your life span.
2) Like the information on Endomune Probiotic and Neo40, for improving vessel blood flow.
3) Our focus on reliability of dental.
4) Get cactus juice product for mosquito repellant, and mosquito bite ointment.
5) Oxygenation of cells and how sleep apnea, and heavy snoring, can deplete oxygen levels in extremities severely, and cause cellular suffocation.
6) The value of our new monitor in conscious sedation procedures.
No guest - Subject: 1) Explanation of Dentistry from the Heart charity event.
2) The advantages and disadvantages of bisphosphonate medications given for osteopenia, osteoporosis, and cancer treatments, and the dental problems that can result from the medications.
3) The importance of having pristine oral health before beginning treatment with these medications.
No guest - Subject: 1) Sleep apnea and heavy breathing.
2) If a crown that has come off; is there damage to the tooth.
3) Options for treatment of a sensitive crown on a support tooth.
4) Why cellular oxygenation is so important.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review - Dr. Brian Smith, DDS, last week's program, talking about what's happening to our younger generation, as far as health issues, and changing longevity patterns.
2) Commitment - Should I get my dental problem fixed now, to how will I get my dental problem fixed?
3) call in patient wants to know how and when to use the hand held rubber tip on gum pockets, and using baking soda, salt and hydrogen peroxide to gain ideal gum health.
4) Time management as it applies to dental decisions.
Guest: Dr. Brian Smith, DDS
Subject: 1) Sleep disorder medicine and dentistry.
2)Monosodium glutamate awareness.
3) Home sleep test for screening.
4) Problems of back and proper oxygenation to the human cells.
5) The value of orthodontic treatment for oxygenation.
No guest - Subject: 1) Time management and decision making.
2) Responding to the Consumer Report February 2015 article, "Don't Overdue Your Dental Care".
3) Discussion of the value of implants, and longevity of implants.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Neo-40 and its effect on aging arteries and vessels= age 40 and above.
2) A 52% reduction of arterial blood flow at age 60 vs. blood flow at age 30.
3) Neo-40 can impact this for the better.
4) Presentation of data by Dr. David Perlmutter, M.D. (a neurologist), that shows how damaging a high carbohydrate diet is to the aging brain.
5) I highly recommend his book, "Grain Brain", and also, "The Brain Brain Cookbook".
No guest - Subject: 1) Amalgam damage to teeth.
2) Review of Nitric Oxide, and the health benefits, that result from Neo-40, and oral health benefits.
3) Beginning segment on inflammation and brain health, and oral health connection.
No guest - Subject: 1) Simple things we can do for health.
-a) Deep breathing
-b) Oxygenation
-c) Hydration - Drinking lots of good water.
-d) Exercise.
2) Discussion of neurologist David Perlmutter, M.D., and his latest book, "Grain Brian Cookbook".
3) The connection to oral health, high carb, low-fat diet, to diabetes and cognitive decline, and the risks for Alzheimer's disease.
No guest - Subject: 1) Questions answered - Choice between implant and crown, and fixed bridge.
2) Explaining internal tooth root resorption.
3) Answering questions on Neo-40.
4) New dental rules for dentists treating sleep disorders.
5) Value of sleep, especially with brain function.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: 1) Review of the previous 3 programs on oral health, and Nitric Oxide.
2) The benefits of Nitric Oxide.
3) Why no other products can match Neo-40 in effectiveness, and product purity.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, PhD
Subject: Oral bacteria, oral hygiene, and the link to cardiovascular health, facilitated by Neo-40 lozenges.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: Nitric Oxide, Neogenesis, Neo-40, and their value in regeneration of tissue, and anti-aging medicine.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: 1) The History of Neo-40.
2) The incredible benefits for health -- oral health, and general health, with Neo-40.
No guest - Subject: 1) Patient called in with Multiple Sclerosis, and problems with dry mouth (no saliva), and teeth dissolving away, and acid reflux affecting the teeth, and wanted to know what dental measures could be done to help.
2) Patient wanted to know was there a cheaper electric toothbrush, than Sonicare.
3)Review of the book, "Grain Brain", by Dr. David Perlmutter, M.D. (a neurologist)
No guest - Subjects: 1) Question about cadaver bone used in a dental graft.
2) Question about failing implant over structure or implant supported bridge
3) Beginning program on longevity and dental health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Choosing sustainability decisions to meet the dental needs of today, without compromising the dental needs of tomorrow.
2) Discussion about mercury fillings from a dentist's standpoint, and the advantages and disadvantages of mercury fillings.
3) A listener's report on how the information in the "Wheat Belly" book by Dr. William Davis M.D. helped her.
4) A salute to Dr. Per-Ingvar Brånemark M.D., who is considered the father of modern dental implant technology.
No guest - Subject: Review of many of the subjects I have covered thru the year.
1) Insurance choices.
2) Altitude Mountain Sickness and treatment with Neo40.
3) Health value of Neo40.
4) All about the natural sweetener Xylitol.
5) Seriousness of sleep apnea, and importance of getting this treated.
6) Decreasing mortality - living longer by brushing and flossing.
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of implants that are placed at the same time as an extraction of a tooth is done.
2) Patient called in with success in following the Wheat Belly diet, and book by Dr. William Davis, M.D.
3) Value of the new Carivu near infrared decay and fracture detection device.
4) Value of walnuts for Omega 3's and mood improvement.
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of the new cavity and fracture detection device, that uses an infrared beam, that gives the dentist an unprecedented level of diagnostic data, to assess the condition, and longevity of a tooth.
2) Benefits to the patient of this new diagnostic device.
Guest: Dr. Bob Yerrington, M.D.
Subject: 1) Discussing a metabolic, anti-aging and functional medicine approach to the treatment of hypertension--high blood pressure.
2)Function of blood vessel muscle.
3) Discussion of diet, and lifestyle.
4) Definition of high blood pressure.
5) Value of oral health, and blood vessel health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Talking about my friend Owen Hewitt, who is afflicted with cerebral palsy, but has achieved remarkable business success despite his disability. In addition, he has helped young track and field athletes achieve their dreams, at the University of Oklahoma.
2) Reviewed the fact that Texas leads the nation in several categories of high school student graduation numbers (No.1 and No.2). Dr. Staffel saluted the administrators, teachers, students and parents that pulled this off. The numbers were reported by the Texas Education Agency for 2012.
Guest: Carolyn Pierini, Medical Microbiologist
Subject: Nitric Oxide and Neo40
1) Value of nitric oxide, for oxygenation of the heart, lungs, and all tissues.
2) Value of nitric oxide, for babies, and newborn.
3) How the nitric oxide measuring strips work.
4) What happens to the natural, and body's production of nitric oxide, as we age.
5) Why Type 2 diabetes is an indicator of low nitric oxide.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D.
Subject: 1) The value of good gut health.
2) Why artificial sweeteners make you fat.
3) Why children, and babies, need a probiotic.
4) Why everyone should be on a probiotic.
Guest: Carolyn Pierini, CLS,(ASCP),CNC
Subject: Nitric Oxide
1) The incredible value of Nitric Oxide and Neo40, made by Neogenesis.
-Value for high blood pressure prevention.
-Value for diabetes prevention.
-Value for stroke prevention.
-Value for cancer prevention.
-Value for exercise.
-Value for cardiovascular health.
No guest - Subject: 1) Awesome American Dental Association meeting just concluded in San Antonio, and its value to dentists, team members, and the public.
2) The tremendous problem of sleep disturbed breathing, and sleep apnea.
3) Discussion of Mercy dental treatment that is free to the public.
4) Beginning discussion of emerging diseases from around the world, that are now present in the U.S.
No guest - Subject: 1) Difficulty for physicians and the Electronic Health Records 15,000 present codes soon to be raised to 70,000 codes with severe financial penalties to physicians, for innocent mistakes.
2) Dr. Andrew Weil's instructions for, and benefits, of deep breathing.
3) Review of the oral/systemic connection of oral pathogens, and their damage to the root of the body.
4) Review of organic strawberries' great health value.
5) Medicine's Manhattan Project created by Patrick Soon-Shiong M.D., for changing the practice of medicine.
No Guest - Subject: 1)Value of Neo-40 in exercising.
2) Dental decay crisis in the U.S.
3) Latest research pointing out,
a- 50% of heart attacks are triggered by bad pathogens (bacteria) living in the mouth.
b- Six oral spirochetes appear to be causal of Alzheimer's.
c- P. Gingivalis, when present in the mouth, raises the risk for a heart attack by 13.6 times.
d- Periodontal disease is a big risk for stroke, as big as high blood pressure.
No guest - Subject: 1) Reviewing Dr. Andrew Weil's, "Breathing Instructions".
2) Caller wanted information on a failing implant.
3) Caller wanted information on hydrogen peroxide and baking soda, as a toothpaste.
4) Caller wanted information on different brushing and flossing techniques, and the frequency of.
5) Caller wanted information on Neo-40, and glaucoma prevention.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Neo40.
2) Review of breathing techniques from Dr. Andrew Weil.
3) Review of Value of Oz.
4) Review of United States Preventive Services Task Force on oral cancer examinations.
5) Review of snoring and sleep apnea solutions from a dental aspect.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of the exploding Human Papilloma Virus epidemic in men and women, and the cancers being caused by HPV.
2) Review of the exploding popularity of Neo40 in the public, and medical communities.
3) Reporting on Dr. Andrew Weil, M.D., instructions on proper breathing.
4) Texas State Board of Dental Examiners new rules for dentists, for treating obstructive sleep apnea, and benign snoring, and the importance of having these treated.
No guest - Subject: 1) Brief review of Acute Mountain Sickness and Neo40.
2) Cost of medical expenses out of pocket in retirement.
3) Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health analysis of the connection of dental health, and chronic diseases.
4) Report from the Journal of Aging on longevity, and mortality factors influenced by Dental Health Behaviors.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Acute Mountain Sickness, and the O2 content of the air at different elevations.
2) Value of the product, Neo40.
3) Facilities available for underserved patients, of both medical and dental services.
4) A 98 year old patient, and her dental health.
5) Review of decreasing your mortality risk by taking care of your teeth, gums and dental health.
6) Dental treatment is really a medical necessity - not an option.
No guest - Subject: 1) Oxygen levels at higher altitudes, and value of Neo40 at these higher altitudes.
2) Beauty of Yellowstone National Park, and also Montana, and the fact that the glaciers have been melting for the last 14,000 years, regardless of civilization.
3) New product for improving oral health and helping oral health when undergoing chemotherapy, or radiation therapy for cancer.
4) How to correct implants that are failing under dentures.
No guest - Subjects: 1) Answered, at length, a caller's questions on mercury fillings, and all advantages and disadvantages of mercury fillings.
2) Did a brief review of risks and benefits of dental x-rays.
3) Answered a question on enzymes including enzymes, that handle mercury in the body.
Guest - Mr. Kevin Moriarty: President & CEO of Methodist Healthcare Ministries
1) The MHM provides medical, dental and health related human services to low income families, and the uninsured in South Texas. This program talks about the service and scope of the MHM.
2) Their web address is www.mhm.org
No guest - Subject: 1) Explaining the November 2013 recommendation statement by the United States Preventative Services Task Force on oral cancer exams, by physicians and dentists.
2) Information on the Human Papillomavirus that causes cervical and anal cancers, but also causes a subset of head and neck squamous cell carcinomas.
3) It is estimated that 20 million Americans are currently infected with H.P.V.
No guest - Subject: 1) Dental treatment can be a medical necessity.
2) Reviewing the 75th anniversary of the San Antonio Symphony.
3) Reviewing Joshua Bell's virtuoso violin performance.
4) Contributing to the San Antonio Symphony general fund - $10, or more.
5) Identifying your blame list for avoiding dental treatment.
6) Identifying your road blocks on the blame list.
7) Pushing through these road blocks.
No guest - Subject: 1) Clearing up myths and misconceptions about radiation - both ionizing and non-ionizing radiation.
2) A radiation dose chart.
3) Information about xylitol.
4) Understanding the great safety and great benefits of digital x-rays.
5) Review of the medical office concierge medical model.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Neo40 & Dr. Nathan Bryant's visit on 5/18/14.
2) Review of Dr. Frank Mueller M.D. and concierge medical care.
3) Understanding radiation- Dosage, uses, safety and value.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: The extremely valuable properties of Neo40.
-Heart health
-Diabetes
-Kidney function
-Dental health
-Sports activities
-Performance in high altitudes
No guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of implants.
2) Discussion of value of natural teeth.
3) What the Texas Dental Association does, and what the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners does.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Discussion of bleeding gums and heart damage risk, and medical implant.
2) Value of voice activated gum infection exam, and oral cancer exam at every hygiene visit.
3) Value of getting all dental infection, and dental inflammation eliminated.
Guest: Kay Spears CCN, MS Clinical Nutritionist
Subject: Digestive health and its importance, and how to achieve good digestive health, and the testing available to help with diagnosis.
No guest - Subject: 1) Reviewing the Concierge Medical Model, and what it is.
2) The value of using the Concierge Medical Model.
3) Changes that may be coming to medicine and dentistry, as a result of the Affordable Care Act.
4) Value of clearing up inflammatory markers.
Guest: Frank Mueller, M.D.
Subject: 1)New developments in ozone therapy, in medicine.
2) A discussion of the book, "Beat the Heart Attack Gene", by Dr. Bradley Bale, M.D.
3) The dental connection of dental inflammation, to cardiac, and other medical symptoms.
No guest - Subject: 1) Value of Neo-40 lozenges at high altitudes, like in the mountains.
2) Continuation of philosophies of dentistry, and the pros and cons of the amalgam, or mercury fillings.
Sara McLin D.D.S., in for Dr. Staffel
Guest: Larry Hoberman, M.D.
Dr. McLin and Dr. Hoberman discussed bacteria, infection and probiotics. Reviewed new advances in treatment of oral and systemic disease, and connection of gastrointestinal health, to obesity and oral health. They also talked about the probiotic, Endomune.
No guest - Subject: Dental philosophies and how they can affect your longevity, and mortality risk. Start of the beginning of a series on dental philosophies, and the pros and cons of each of these dental philosophies, and how they can affect your longevity.
No guest - Subject: Epigenetics
-The alteration of our DNA genes by factors, such as environment toxins, and certain plant molecules that can activate the longevity human gene SIRT1.
-The value of great oral health to increasing your longevity.
No guest - Subject: "The goal in life is to die young as late as possible." -Ashley Montagu
Strategies and supplements to slow aging, and activate the SIRT-1 longevity gene.
No guest: Callers' questions answered
Subjects: Tooth removal and cracked tooth syndrome.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of "Wheat Belly", book by William Davis M.D., a practicing preventative cardiologist.
2) Brought out report on the new "Wheat Belly Cookbook", by William Davis M.D., an incredible cookbook of 200 great-tasting, and easy recipes.
3) Report on the "Wheat Belly Journal", that allows you to track your progress in food selection, quality of sleep, wheat temptation and overall mood.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of Nitric Oxide and Neo-40, and Dr. Nathan Bryant's work.
2) Review of the book, "Wheat Belly", by William Davis M.D.
3) Introduction of the data on Resveratrol, and how its great benefits were discovered, and developed.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D.
Subject: Nitric Oxide
1) Bringing you the latest information on Nitric Oxide in the body, and its extreme value to a person's health.
2) How valuable to a person's health the products Neo 40, Beet Elite and Altitude Adapt are - all of which cause the creation of Nitric Oxide in the body.
No guest - Subject: 1)Information on Neo-40 and Beet Elite Neo Shot.
2) A study from Duke Medical School in North Carolina showing health care costs steadily increase with Body Mass Index.
3) Review of "Wheat Belly" by Williams Davis M.D., and fabulous recipes.
4) Beginning discussion of Affordable Care Act in 2014, and the value of being healthy.
No Guest - Subject: More information on the 2 books, "Wheat Belly" by William Davis M.D., and "Why We Get Fat and What To Do About It" by Gary Taubes. This discusses the powerful effect of the hormone, insulin.
No guest - Subject: 1) The danger of the bacteria enterococcus faecalis in the mouth, as it resides in the dead teeth, infected teeth, and root canaled teeth.
2) Continuation of the book review, "Wheat Belly" by William Davis, M.D. A practicing preventative cardiologist, and his instructions about wheat, and how it can be damaging to your health.
No guest - Subject: Continuation of "Wheat Belly" book review, written by William Davis M.D. on wheat, and its affect on a person's health.-Dental health and systemic health.
No guest - Subject: Discussion of the book, "Wheat Belly" by William Davis M.D., a practicing preventative cardiologist.
A beginning discussion of wheat and health consequences that may be attributed to consumption of wheat.
Guest: Mark Deschenes
Subject: Affordable Care Act
The Medicare provisions that are in the law of the Affordable Care act, a.k.a. Obamacare.
No guest - Subject: Discussion of the book, "Wheat Belly" by William Davis M.D. - Part 1
Discussion of the problems that can be caused by wheat, in all its refined forms, especially weight gain and why the strong effect on insulin production in the body.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman
Subject: Endomune Probiotic
1) The importance of a probiotic to improve intestinal system, intestinal immune system, digestive function improving antibiotic function lessons the risk of irritable bowel syndrome.
No guest - Subject: 1) The serious consequences of dental infections, including pathogen infections, that can cause death.
2) Information about the fabulous Nu Calm System for anxiety remediation, in the dental office, and for optimum sports performance.
3) Amazing new, and old, information on anti-aging.
Guest: John Bodker II - Subject: Some of the hidden costs of the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare".
No guest - Subject: Periodontal (gum disease & infected teeth) disease, and its possible connection to Alzheimer's disease.
Guest: Dr. Russell Jaffe M.D. Original Air Date: 9/19/10
Subject:
1) Osteoporosis, bisphosphonates and the dental implications.
2) Stabilizing and reversing bone loss with targeted diet and targeted supplements.
3) Folic Acid - What is safe and what is to be cautionary about.
4) Growing joint cartilage.
5) Thyroid functions and iodine.
6) The importance of an alkaline diet.
7) Reversing acid reflux.
Guest: Dr. Milton Bastidas
Subject: Enzymes for digestion, injuries and general well being.
No guest - Subject: Sugar
1) Its history.
2) Its problems created by excessive consumption.
3) Its connection to health care.
4) An explanation of the Nu Calm anxiety remediation system, and its value.
No guest - Subject: Questions answered
1) About sleep apnea appliances and sleep disturbed breathing.
2) Dispute resolution thru the San Antonio District Dental Society Peer Review committee.
3) Request for access to the Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Study, by the federal government, the University of Texas Medical Center, and the San Antonio Military Medical Center.
No guest - Subject: 1) Review of dental lasers.
2) Comfortable dental appointments created with the dental laser.
3) No numbing shots and no dental drills, with the laser, for regular size cavities.
4) Controlling extreme gagging with our office dental anxiety remediation systems.
5) Laser assisted treatment of gum disease.
Guest: David West
Subject: All about dental lasers.
1) Discussion of the latest dental lasers and their dental applications.
Guest: Dr. Paul McLornan D.D.S.
Subject: 1) Sleep disturbed breathing.
2) Sleep apnea.
3) Medical and dental complication of sleep disturbed breathing syndrome.
4) Treatment of sleep disturbed breathing.
Guest: Dr. Ian Thompson Jr., M.D.
Subject: Different cancers, causes, treatment and prevention. Particularly cervical, prostate and oral cancer.
No guest: Subject: 1) Nitric Oxide value to the human body.
2) Alzheimer's and oral health.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D.
Subject: 1) The value of probiotics and cardiovascular health.
2) The value of probiotics and oral health.
3)How the probiotic Endomune restores gastrointestinal health.
Guest: Dr. Christopher Doane, D.M.P.
Subject: 1) Wisdom teeth - Why we have them, and should they be removed, and what are the benefits and risks?
2) Implants - What are they, and what are the advantages of implants? How successful they are.
Guest: Anthony Tolcher, M.D. - Subject: 1) The San Antonio 1000 Cancer Genome Project description.
2) The uniqueness of this project and the value created worldwide.
3) How you can help move this project ahead.
No Guest - Subject: Radiation
Excerpts from the book, "Radiation", by Robert Peter Gale, M.D., and medical writer Eric Leux.
1) Beginning description of radiation and how it touches our lives in many ways.
2) Earth is a radioactive planet, in the radioactive solar system, in the radioactive universe. Without radiation, tere would be no life on Earth.
3) Most of us would like a precise estimate of our cancer risk from a radiation exposure, but the limitations of data do not lend themselves to precise estimates.
Guest: Dr. Lindsey Berkson - Subject: Gluten
1) What it is.
2) Degrees of gluten sensitivity.
3) Different diseases caused by gluten sensitivity.
4) A discussion of understanding acid reflux.
No Guest - Subject: Continuation of Review of Stress
1) Toothpaste without FL.
2) Value of brushing, flossing, seeing your dentist twice a year, saving at least 20 natural teeth. All of the above have been shown to significantly reduce mortality risk.
3) Reviewing effects of stress on the teeth and your health.
4) Stress and bullying at work with highly stressed women accelerates aging 9 to 17 years.
Guest: Dr. Blake Holloway N.D. - Subject: Stress
1) The 3 phases of stress.
2) Stress included dysfunction in the human body.
3) Five important stress facts.
4) No cost stress management strategies.
Guest: Dr. Blake Holloway N.D. - Subject: Stress
It's physiology and effects on the body.
Guest: Dr. Lindsay Berkson - Subject: a) Insomnia
b) Hormones
c) Diet
And how they all work together.
No Guest - Subject: Review of the study reported in the Journal of Aging Research 2011, titled, "Dental Health Behaviors, Dentation and Mortality in the Elderly (Age 53-105, Avg. age of 81)"
1) Value of brushing at night on longevity.
2) Value of flossing daily on longevity.
3) Value of visiting a dentist 2 or more times in a year on longevity.
4) Value of saving teeth on longevity.
No Guest - Subject: 1) A study from Japan shows the Streptococci Viridans family of bacteria are capable of invading the human aortic endothelial cells, and many cause atheromatous plaque. (Plaque in the arteries)
2) How to decrease your mortality (death risk) by brushing at night, flossing daily, keeping your teeth (at least 20) and visiting a dentist once or more, in a 12 month period of time.
**These statistics are from a 17 year study that ended Dec. 31, 2009 and published in the Journal of Aging Research 2011, by Annlia Paganini-Hill et al.
No Guest - Subjects covered: 1) Xylitol and its benefits.
2) Efficiency of brushing, the water pic, flossing and the air flossers.
3) A caller's report of his friend's death, possibly complicated by dental infections and inflammation.
4) Beginning report on Radiation from all sources, including dentistry and medicine.
Guest: Dr. Frank Mueller, M.D. - Subject: 1) Follow up on shingles treatment by M.D. protocol.
2) Some of the consequences of shingles.
3) Studies showing the risk of early death is related to teeth brushing, flossing, and dental visits.
4) Discussion of ozone therapy in dentistry and medicine.
5) Discussion of "Why We Get Fat", by Gary Taubes.
6) What a concierge doctor is and does.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) The secret world of microbes - in the oral cavity, and throughout the rest of the body.
2) Energy restoration of a patient after extraction of severely infected teeth.
3) Surviving shingles.
4) The unsustainability, according to the trustees of the Medicare system, and the Social Security system trustees, that there are major changes coming - and a great reason to get as healthy as you can, and oral health is key.
5) A possible paroxysmal positional vertigo correction maneuver, caused by migration of microcrystals in the inner ear.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Importance of B Vitamins, and how they work together.
2) Value of oral health.
3) Some nutritional considerations in pain management.
No guest - Subject: 1)Terro® Ant Killer for household ants - very effective.
2) Recommendation of the book, "The Myth of Multitasking, by Dave Crenshaw.
3) The value of fresh vegetables.
4) Dry mouth, and its dental complications, causes, and solutions.
5) The value of implants.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan - Subject: Nitric Oxide and Neo40
1) History of nitorglycerin and its use in heart disease pain.
2) History of Nobel Prize for Nitric Oxide discovery.
3) University of Texas Medical School in Houston, and their research on natural pathways for Nitric Oxide production.
4) Natural sources and value of Nitrites.
5) The value of proper oral probiotics for a process pathways of N2O2 for the body.
No guest - Subjects: 1) Comment on T.R. Fehrenbach's latest column.
2) Comment on vitamins.
3) Answered questions on:
a)Sealants
b)When to begin orthodontic treatment.
c)Staining of a young persons teeth.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Asking for listener input on what you would like to hear, as to subject matter in 2013.
2) What information was particularly helpful over the last 12 years of broadcasting the Dr. Staffel Show, with the oral health/systemic health connection.
No guest - Subjects: 1) How to prevent dental disease.
2) How to navigate through multiple diagnosis of dental treatment from different dentists.
3) Review of probiotics, especially Endomune.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D.
Subjects: 1) Probiotics and their value to infants, and to the elderly.
2) Probiotics helping prevent autoimmune diseases.
3) Probiotics value in dentistry.
No guest - Subjects: 1) Tooth bonding.
2) Tooth whitening.
3) Gum infections and treatments.
4) Correcting heavily worn teeth.
No guest - Subjects: 1) Antibiotic coverage for medical implants.
2) Malalignment of teeth, and what can be done, at age 45.
3) Popping jaw sound.
4) Value of almond milk vs. cows milk.
Guest: Kay Spears CCN & MS
Subject: Kay Spears's book just published - "Balanced Living: 7 Steps to a Healthy Body and a Renewed Spirit".
Guest: Dr. Janet Zand
Subject: Updates on Neo40 and nitric oxide.
1) Diabetes remedy.
2) Blood pressure remedy and strategies.
3) Dental and saliva components.
Guests: Dr. Kristen Held and Dr. Jane Hughes
Subject: The election, and it's impact on your health care, and your medical future.
Guests: Dr. Steve Olson, D.D.S. - Dr. Blake Holloway, N.D.
Subjects: 1) Oral DNA testing, and bacteria identification by testing.
2) Oral infection and it's connection to systemic conditions.
3) How your DNA can change through epigenetics.
4) The value of xanthophyll molecules from plants - lutein, zeaxanthin, and astaxanthin, which are powerful preventers of DNA damage.
No Guest - Callers' questions answered: 1) Question on the immune system.
2) Discussion of the value of gut (intestinal) health, and oral health.
3) Introduction of the 'Dr. John's Candies', sweetened with Xylitol.
Guest: Dawn Aubrey, Clinical Nutritionist, CCN, CLE, CNC
Subject: The value of enzyme supplementation for all ages, for infants, to the elderly.
Guest: Dr. Kristen Held
Subject: A close up look at the present health care law, and it's impact, and what changes can be made.
Guest: Dr. Sara McLin
Subject: 1) Dr. McLin has joined Dr. Staffel's dental practice.
2) Stem cell research and the dental ramifications.
3) Donation of stem cell blood tissue.
4) Research being done at the Dental School in San Antonio.
5) The exciting potential of grapefruit for drug potentiation in the future as well as the rich phytochemicals that are in grapefruit.
6) The maroon carrots that were developed at Texas A&M, College Station, and the great health value of the vegetable.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) New dental associate joining Dr. Staffel's dental practice, Dr. Sarah McLin DDS.
2) The latest research on the brain waste drainage system published in the August 15, 2012 issue of Science Translational Medicine.org website. This site provides a 3 minute video summarizing the discovery from the University of Rochester Medical School
Guest: Dr. James Atkins, M.D., an ear nose and throat specialist.
Dr. Atkins covered the outline of the sinus cavities, the ear and the throat. The main focus was that sinus trouble, and sinus infections are not normal.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D. - Subject: 1) Gastroparesis - What this condition is, how to identify it, how to treat and the dental complications.
2) Gut annoying symptoms - gas.
3) Celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Bad breath.
2) Root canal treatment.
3) Pain after crowns have been done.
4) Deteriorated teeth in conjunction with deep diving capsules.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan Ph. D. with The University of Texas Health Science Center Medical School at Houston, TX.
Subject: The Miracle molecule, Nitric Oxide, and the latest research with systemic and oral health ramifications.
No Guest - Subject: 1) The brain and it's protective system to protect the oral cavity from destruction and deterioration.
2) New things in dentistry.
3) Further discussion of sedation dentistry.
No Guest - Subject: Sedation Dentistry
1) ABC TV News report on sedation dentistry.
2) The training and permits required of dentists, in order to practice sedation dentistry, that is required by the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners.
3) The safety of sedation dentistry performed by dentists, in Texas.
4) Brief discussion of porcelain veneers.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Review of recent information presented by Dr. James Atkins M.D. - Ear, Nose and Throat specialist on the sinus and their connection to infected teeth.
2) The possible changes that dentistry may encounter under the affordable care act if a bill introduced in the Senate and the House, on June 7 make it into law.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D. - Subject: Probiotics, Endomune and the many health advantages of taking a probiotic to improve a person's health including all ages from infants, to nursing home residents.
Guest: Dr. James Atkins M.D. (Otolaryngologist) - Subject: 1) The Sinus cavities.
a)Normal sinus cavitiy.
b)Infected sinus cavity.
c)The dental connection between tooth infection, gum infection and sinus infections.
d)Tonsils and adenoids and dental health.
e)The balloon procedure for sinus health for infants, children and adults.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Discussion of the value teeth as it pertains to health, self-esteem, and oral health.
2) Don't let fear and anxiety keep you from needed dental treatment.
3) Review of the last 6 weeks special guests and their subjects.
4) Future show with Dr. James Atkins MD,- Ear, Nose and Throat - about sinus and dental health.
5) Future of medicine discussion coming up with Dr. Kristen Held and Dr. Janet Hughes.
6) Discussion of the unsustainable cost of Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid combined as the programs stand now.
7) Coming electronic media addition to the show to help with the dissemination of all the dental material I want to share with you.
Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan, Ph.D. - Subjects: 1) An outstanding authority and researcher with the University of Texas Health Science Center and Medical School, in houston and international authority on Nitric Oxide.
2) The value of nitric oxide in maintaining good health and improving the outcomes of many chronic diseases.
3) Why the body's production of nitric oxide declines with age, and the consequences of this decline.
4) The value of Neo 40 and the production of nitric oxide.
Guest: Dr. Avie Grunspan M.D. - Subject: Sleep disturbed breathing and sleep apnea, and many of the consequences, both medical and dental from this problem.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D. - Subjects: 1) Probiotics - What they are.
2) The many reasons why it is necessary to daily take Endomune probiotic.
3) Everyone from new born infants to nursing home residents.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Diabetes - It's serious implications and consequences.
2) Diabetes prevention.
3) More on sleep and Melatonin.
4) Anxiety remediation systems available for dental treatment.
Guest: Dr. Russell Reiter Ph.D.
Subject: Melatonin - The Miracle Molecule
The value of Melatonin, and it's remarkable potential to help improve many conditions, in the body.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Explaining the importance and function of digestive enzymes and probiotics, for oral health and general health.
2) Discussion of sleep apnea and sleep disturbed breathing, and solutions for this.
3) Announcing Dr. Russel Reiter, world famed authority on sleep, and the miracle molecule - Melatonin.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Report on the Texas Dental Association Mission of Mercy Dental Event, here in San Antonio.
2) How to request a Mission of Mercy Dental Event in your city, or community.
3) Explaining how Metro Health, here in San Antonio, can help a person find low cost dental services - Call (210) 207-8841.
4) The University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio is requesting oral surgery patients, for their residency program - everything for third molar extractions to implants - Call (210) 567-3447
5) The value of Endomune in oral health.
6) Enroll in a clenching study by calling my office at (210) 341-2569
No guest - Subjects: 1) The Federal Trade Commission enacting rules that are starting to take over the duties of state boards that regulate the health care professions.
2) The enlargement of the CD codes for physicians from 14,000+ to over 69,000+, but which was postponed for one year.
3) Warning from the Center for Disease Control about the increase prevalence of potentially fatal infections of Clostriddium Difficile and it's connection to antibiotic therapy especially clindamycin.
4) Brief review of the implant supported immediate denture, as well as immediate placement denture without implants.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Dental Compression Syndrome - Also called clenching or bruxing, and facts about this huge problem.
2) Information on head, neck, facial pain and TMJ dysfunction caused by muscles and muscle groups, helping unravel the anatomy of a headache.
Guest - Dr. Larry Hoberman MD (Gastroenterologist): 1) Benefits of a good probiotic from infants to seniors.
2) The value of oral health and how it ties into gut health.
3) The many benefits of a healthy intestine and gastro-intestinal tract, which starts with the mouth.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Melatonin report from Dr. Russel J. Reiter Ph.D., M.D., honored professor of Cellular and Structural Biology at the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio.
2) A brief review of a partial list of supplements that can be of value to your oral health, and possibly linked to your systemic health.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Review of the subjects of my last 3 guests.
-Dr. Lindsey Berkson: Female hormones.
-Dr. Nathan Bryan: The miracle molecule, Nitric Oxide.
-Dr. Richard Couey - How our incredible human cells work.
2) Description of and the value of catalytic silver, in a product called Silvercillin.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Primary care physicians and dentists will become in short supply in the future, and why.
2) The value of Silvercillin spray and Silvercillin gel in healing inflammation and infection.
3) Value of Ascorbate Buffered Vitamin C powder as a healing and detoxifying molecule.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Review of the last three programs, Guest: Dr. Lindsey Berkson - Female and male hormones.
2) Guest: Dr. Nathan Bryan - World authority on nitric oxide and Neo 40.
3) Guest: Dr. Richard Couey - Talking about cellular biology and enzymes.
4) Prevention strategies for preventing dental problems.
.Guest: Richard Couey Ph.D. - Subjects: 1) 67 things that affect your health
2) Inflammation.
3) The Steps of Prevention.
4) The foods that are ideal to eat.
5) The value of digestive enzymes.
6) The physiology of your 90 trillion cells in brief.
Guest: Nathan S. Bryan Ph.D.
-This is a must listen to program describing the value of nitric oxide and all it's health benefits. Learn how to improve your nitric oxide production in your body. Then measure this important molecule, and track your progress. Prevention of health problems is more important than ever before, and learn how this helps you.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Reviewed last week's subject of female hormones and their effects when not regulated correctly.
2) The effect of female hormone disregulation on bone health and bone health in the oral cavity.
3) The importance of bone health around dental restorations, and teeth.
Guest: Dr. Lindsey Berkson
Subjects: 1) Who needs hormones.
2) Why everyone should care about the health of their hormones whether considering replacement, or not.
3) Hormone issues for men and women.
4) Nutritional elements that effect your oral health, gums and bone health.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Connection between oral infection and systemic infection, especially kidneys.
2) Preventive strategies for oral health and the materials that work very well.
3) Major changes in Medicare, regardless of election in 2012.
4) A salute to H.E.B. and the company health initiatives for peoples diets.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) "Sugar obsession in America", an article by Karen Davies RDH. Facts about the high consumption of sugar in the United States as well as fructose and high fructose corn syrup in a person's diet, and it's dental consequences.
2) The high incidence of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease in the United States.
3) The value of Xylitol in oral health and the way to use it to prevent dental disease.
4) The value of probiotics both systemic and in toothpaste.
5) The value of Silvercillin antibacterial spray.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) 'Putting the Federal Debt in Perspective' by Express-News columnist David Hendricks.
2) More research on the oral health value of Xylitol.
3) New product by Designs For Health called 'Silvercillin'.
4) Value of taking responsibility as much as possible for your health condition, especially conditions that are preventative.
5) More research data on the connections between oral health and systemic health.
6) An introduction to the value of Nitric Oxide.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman, M.D. (Gastroenterologist)
Subject: The incredible value of a good probiotic for G.I. or gut issues, as well as oral health from infants to the elderly.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Malocclusion and crowding caused by not wearing retainers after orthodontics, and how to correct the crowding.
2) Malocclusion after an injury to the face, and also nerve damage to the area.
3) The value of Probiotics in serious medical infections as well as enzymes, and the serious nature of a pseudomonas infection which is found sometimes in failing root canal teeth.
Subject: 1) The Ripple Effect of Toxicity by Lisa Helffrich, RD.
2) The basics of our cells and the connection between our cells and toxicity.
3) What are toxins?
4) The value of digestive enzymes.
5) The organs involved in detoxification.
6) Oral health and toxins.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Xylitol : Where to buy it. What it does, and a strategy for preventive dentistry, using Xylitol.
2) A beginning discussion of nitric acid.
Guest: Blake Holloway M. Phil, N.D. - Subject: Part 2 of the discussion of sleep and oral health/systemic health.
1) Myths and facts about sleep.
2) Sleep statistics.
3) Sleep and disease risk (Mood disorders, immune function, obesity, diabetes, heart disease and hypertension)
4) Your body's clock rhythm.
5) How much sleep dp we really need?
Guest: Blake Holloway M. Phil, N.D. - Subject: Sleep and disease risk.
1) Myths and facts about sleep.
2) Sleep drive and your body clock.
3) Sleep and disease risk.
4) Sleep statistics.
5) Sleep apnea.
6) To be continued next week, with Blake Holloway M. Phil, N.D.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Curcumin supplement
2) Phosphatidylcholine supplement and their value.
3) The human papillomavirus and it's relation to oral pharyngeal cancer.
No guest - Subjects: 1) The importance of oral health and the systemic health, and the correlation between the two.
2) A description of the bacterium found in a sample of an extracted root canal tooth, and the correlation to systemic health of these pathogenic bacteria. The bacteria were identified by Dental DNA testing.
3) Different anxiety and fear remediation techniques offered by my office for our patients.
Special Guest Host: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D. (Gastroenterologist)
Subjects: 1) The importance of probiotics, such as EndoMune, and the benefits of regular usage.
2) Calls taken and questions answered.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) D.N.A. analysis of bacteria infecting a failing R.C.
2) Article in the Express News about the outrageous overweight and obesity in Bexar County.
3) Discussion of the Durbin Bill - S1310 to make supplements a prescription item only, and controlled by the FDA and the Institute of Medicine (IOM).
4) The value and use of Xylitol for decay prevention.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Value of keeping a dental/medical file of all dental x-ray, periodontal charting, medical lab reports and medical recommendations in your possession.
2) Rules for antibiotic prophylaxis for various medical conditions when having dental treatment, and why excellent oral health is so important.
3) Some considerations of the oral-systemic disease connection.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Definition of antibiotics, autoimmune, autoimmune disease, autoimmune hypothesis, antibodies, and immunoglobulin.
2) How these tie into a healthy gastrointestinal system which includes oral health.
3) Not letting fear of dental treatment keep you from enjoying your life.
4) Discussion of Hepatitis C and Hepatitis A.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Brief overview of advancing electronic technology.
2) Not many overweight or obese people in Southern California - Is it because of food choices and exercise?
3) a: Effect on the oral tissues.
b: Consequences on health of uncontrolled diabetes = declining eyesight, kidney disease, loss of nerve feeling in limbs, and declining immune system function.
4) The changing life expecting of people in the U.S.
5) The rapidly increasing number of centenarians (people 100 years of age, or older)
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D.
Subject: 1) The health of the gastro-intestinal tract, and the brain-gut connection.
2) Many of the things a healthy G.I. tract can do.
3) Many of the things an unhealthy G.I. tract can cause trouble with.
No guest - Subject: 1) Epidemic of the pain killer Oxycodone abuse and it's danger - and it's abuse killing more people than those who die from codeine, heroin and methamphetamine combined.
2) An explanation of root canal therapy.
3) A preventative program for decay prevention and what products to use like Xylitol, MI Paste, proenamel toothpaste and some mechanical cleaning devices.
No Guest- Subject: 1) The beauty of Glacier National Park, a must see site in your lifetime.
2) The meaning of the G.M.P. label on vitamin/supplement bottles.
3) The incredible manufacturing facility of the Designs for Health company, and the steps they take to make a pure; uncontaminated, and wholesome product.
4a) Future guests and subjects that will include the connection of insulin to cancer and cancer survival by Dr. Barry Boyd M.D. of the Yale Cancer Center.
b) An autism hypothesis by Dr. R. Lord, PhD.
c) Emerging Cardiovascular Risk Factors by Dr. Mark Menolascino M.D.
d) And other future guests and subjects relevant to oral health.
Guest: Blake Holloway N.D.
Subject: 1) Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
2) Fear in the dental office, and it's treatment.
3) Anxiety in the dental office, and it's treatment.
4) Consequences of dental fear and anxiety.
5) Causes of dental fear and anxiety.
6) Neurobiology of fear.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Anxiety and fear remediation in dentistry.
2) Desensitization of sensitive teeth.
3) Prevention of dental disease and dental problems, by using a proactive approach to dental problems.
Guest: Dr. Henry Chu DDS
Subject: 1) Treating special needs individuals at the Trinity Surgical Center.
2) Treatment of patients with Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and seizure disorders.
3) Treatment of speacial needs patients at his second office at Bandera Road.
No Guest - Subject: Prevention, Prevention, Prevention.
1) Dr. Preston Price and Dr. Bob Barkley - Prevention dentistry sponsors.
2) Digital X-Rays.
3) Gum pocket charting at every hygiene appointment.
4) Diet information.
5) Biofilm or dental plaque.
6) Improved toothbrushes.
7) Dental floss.
8) Waterpik and hydrofloss dental irrigators.
9) Philips Sonicare air flosser.
10) Xylitol - Consuming it regularly and brushing your teeth with it.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Endomune probiotic review of the value of a probiotic for infants to nursing home residents.
2) Importance of having dental work done and a healthy mouth before beginning cancer therapy.
3) How to treat a dry mouth.
4) How to evaluate over-the-counter supplements.
No Guest - Subjects: Questions answered on gum disease, Invisalign teeth straightening, loose cap or crown, and unfinished root canal.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D.
Subject: Probiotics and their value.
1) For infants, children, adults, and those in nursing homes.
2) Travelers' diarrhea.
3) Latest E. Coli breakout in Germany.
4) Why everybody needs to take probiotics.
No Guest- Questions answered: 1) About aphthous ulcers.
2) About gingivitis.
3) About dry mouth.
4) About salivary testing and the human papillomavirus, and salivary testing for genetic markers for gum disease.
Guest: Dr. Jane Hughes M.D.- Subject: The Health Reform Act
1) What are the patient implications.
2) Electronic records.
3) Alternatives to the Health Reform Act.
4) How to fix the problems.
5) What is happening now to effect change.
6) The Relative Effectiveness Scale, Comparative Effective Research Board, Independent Payment Advisory Board
Guest: Dr. Steven Buckley DDS, M.D.
Subject: 1) All on 4 implant dentures or "teeth in a day".
2) Implant success and inflammation in the oral cavity.
3) Sleep apnea and snoring problems and their solutions including surgery.
4) Medicaid and the medical and dental implications for the State of Texas under the existing law of the Health Care Reform Act.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Dental Insurance benefits.
2) San Antonio Christian Dental Clinic.
3) Importance of making choices and taking responsibility for your oral health/systemic health link.
4) The changes coming under the Health Care Reform Act that is law now.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Oral care provisions in the U.S. Health Care Law.
2) Discussion of how regulations on oral health care provisions are being regulated and implemented.
3) The mandated dental health care provisions in the Health Care Reform Act will have a possible profound effect on the availability of dental care by dentists and hygienists.
4) Discussion of the value of curcumin
-a) On the immune system regulation
-b) Antimicrobial activity
-c) GI protection and healing
-d) Cardiovascular protection
-e) Brain protection
-f) Liver protection
-g) Toxic metal chelation
-h) Bile support
Guest: Dr. Kristen Held, M.D. - Subject: The Obama Care Law and the restriction of the health care industry including medicine and dentistry. Dr. Held has been to Washington D.C. four times recently, and will explain the Health Care Bill that is the law now, and what you have to look forward to as a patient under this law. This information you probably won't find on any other news outlets except KTSA.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) The value of a colonoscopy.
2) The value of a healthy Gastrointestinal Tract.
3) April 3rd, 2011 with Dr. Held M.D., and Dr. Janet Hughes M.D.
4) Hyperinflation coming according to Warren Buffett.
5) The value of having food, water and supply storage, after seeing Japan suffer, and the coming hyperinflation.
6) This is the best time to get your teeth restored if needed, again because of the coming hyperinflation.
No Guest - Subject: Questions and answers, with the main emphasis on probiotics and enzymes.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Oral cancer and the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) connection.
2) Saliva testing for HPV.
3) The increasing incidence of oral cancer.
4) Recommendation of the book "The Road to Perfect Health" by Brenda Watson C.N.C., Leonard Smith M.D., Rick Sponaugle M.D., and Jamey Jones B.Sc.
5) The difference between a regular cleaning and deep cleaning.
6) The value of keeping copies of your dental and medical records.
Guest: Dr. Bill Dorfman
Subject: 1) Some of the interesting cases that Dr. Dorfman did on the dental portion of ABC's 'Extreme Makeover' TV series.
2) Description of the L.E.A.P. program that Dr. Dorfman co-founded for high school and college students, that teachesthem how to become leaders and have balanced lives. Also, instructions for scholarship applications.
3) The importance of a great smile to a person's well being.
No Guest: Subjects: 1) Bad breath diagnosis, causes and treatment.
2) Discussion of antibiotic coverage for medical implants and the dental link.
No Guest - Subject: 1)Laboratory Evaluation of chronic medical conditions for dental treatment
2) Diabetes and renal function
No Guest: Subjects: 1) Mercury amalgam wastewater separators - a must have in dental offices for ecology improvement.
2) Reporting on an article in the annals of Internal Medicine Journal 2010 associated invasive dental procedures with the development of a major cardiovascular event up to 4 weeks after the dental procedure and how to protect yourself.
3) Reviewing the Real Age Effect of Dental Disease as revealed by Michael Roizen, M.D. due to gum disease
No Guest : Subjects: 1) Nutrients that help and improve the effects of cognitive decline.
2) Deciding on a root canal or an implant on a young person in their 20's.
3) Understanding the cost of rehabilitation dentistry.
No Guest: Subjects: 1) Article published in the annals of Internal Medicine Journal describing the risks involved with invasive dental procedures, and heart attack and stroke events.
2) When on anticoagulants, you may not need to eliminate these anticoagulants prior to and during invasive dental procedures.
3) Discussion of flouride therapy.
4) Risks associated with acetaminophen use.
Guest: Dawn Aubrey, Board Certified Clinical Nutritionist.
Subject: 1) Transformation enzymes = their use and function.
2) Enzyme use for dentistry.
Guest: Dr. Ronald Fielden D.C.
Subject: 1) The link between chiropractic treatment and dental temporalmandibular joint dysfunction.
2) The Texas Medical Association efforts to have an effect on dentistry and chiropractic.
3) The value of the DX 9000 spinal decompression treatment in treating pain from a spinal injury in concert with medical M.D.'s.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Explaining the value of having no infection or inflammation in the oral cavity and deciding when implants are in order.
2) Explaining the different views on mercury fillings.
No Guests - Subject: 1) Cosmetic dentistry and its benefits to patients.
2) Preventing childrens decay in their teeth.
3) Value of testing for diabetes with a HS A1C lab test.
4) Value of implants in replacing missing teeth.
5) Value of treatment at the local San Antonio Dental School.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Report on diabetes swamping the health care system and the federal budget and deficit.
2) The staggering numbers and costs by 2020 as per Minnesota based United Health Group report released on the spreading diabetes epidemic in the United States.
3) Release of a new Texas Diabetes report that projects an alarming future for Texas diabetics.
4) Why it's so important to have copies of current medical lab reports when considering dental treatment.
5) Implants risk and uncontrolled diabetes
No Guest - Subject: 1) Alzheimer's
2) The value of vitamins, minerals, enzymes and probiotics
3) Probiotic Endomune and value for infants and adults
4) Halitosis - Causes and cures
No Guest - Call In Subjects: 1) Value of enzyme supplementation
2) Dry mouth problems
3) Solving implant and denture problems
4) External tooth root resorption
Guest: Dr. DicQie Fuller, PhD
Subject: 1) The magic of enzymes and nutrition
2) What enzymes do for our bodies
3) How important they are for our good health from infants to old age.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Clear Choice implant denture system by Nobel Pharma.
2) Possible inflation, hyper inflation, food shortages
3) Using insurance benefits before the end of the yearhen 2010 insurance benefits disappear forever.
4) Review of the value of probiotics and Endomune probiotic
Guest: Larry Hoberman M.D. Gastroenterologist
Subject: Probiotics - 1) Their function and their value.
2) The value in oral health.
3) The value for infants & children.
4) The value for flu prevention.
5) The value for immune function support.
6) How to take probiotics.
7) What to look for in a probiotic.
No Guest - Subjects: 1) Mercury fillings - good or bad?
2) San Antonio diabetics getting sicker, and the same for the nation - projection = 1 in 3 in the U.S. may have diabetes by 2050.
3) New technology in dentistry.
4) Salivary testing for periodontal disease with oral DNA testing of bacteria.
No Guest - Subject: 1) Figuring out unexplained, heavy secretions in the throat, possible allergies.
2) Sore tooth after a bite.
3) More information on Iodine.
No Guest, calls taken:
Continued discussion on diabetes, periodontal disease, eczymes and coenzyme q10.
No Guest
Subject: 1) Beginning information on Iodine
2) Explanation of diabetes, gum disease and the systemic connection.
No Guest:
Subject: 1) Enzymes and their importance for your body
2) Information on broken roots that have had a root canal treatment.
No Guest:
Dr. Staffel covered the value of implants for support of dentures and how important implants are for long term function with dentures. Also covered, enzymes, the top 10 prescribed drugs in the U.S., and neuropathic pain with no pathologic findings.
No Guest
Subjects:
1) All on 4 immediate placed implants and denture in one appointment.
2) Cosmetic dentistry and its value.
3) Restoring a single chipped tooth with a filling or porcelain restoration.
4) Explaining the Nu Calm anxiety remediation system.
Guest: Dr. Russel Jaffe M.D.
Subject:
1) Osteoporosis, bisphosphonates and the dental implications.
2) Stabilizing and reversing bone loss with targeted diet and targeted supplements.
3) Folic Acid - What is safe and what is to be cautionary about.
4) Growing joint cartilage.
5) Thyroid functions and iodine.
6) The importance of an alkaline diet.
7) Reversing acid reflux.
No Guest - Discussion: 1.) Different system for implants and immediately placed dentures.
2.) Implant systems for existing dentures.
3.) The role of chronic gum inflammation and its role in developing periodontitis and bone loss.
4.) Help with the dry mouth condition from surgically removed salivary glands.
No guest: Subject - NuCalm anxiety remediation shown on Wendy Rigby's segment on Kens TV and on Kens5.com. Call in discussion about herpes simplex virus and shingles and aphthous ulcers. Also, discussion of dental phobia removed on a permanent basis.
No guest: Questions on root canals answered and dental infections and the systemic link discussed. Also, information on NuCalm sedation and the countdown clock for good setting.
No Guest- Subject: Continuing the series on enzymes in the human body, a beginning summary.
Guest: Dr. Richard Couey Ph.D.
Subject: The Human Cell and Enzymes and how to Live Longer and Live Healthier by using enzymes. This is the first of several programs on Enzymes.
Guest: Dr. Greg Dutson D.C. - Functional Neurologist
Subject - Functional disconnect syndrome, which includes ADD, ADHD, autism, and Tourette syndrome. How to recognize these, and possible treatment for these symptoms. Also, the doctors discussed the dental link of these symptoms.
No Guest: Review of July 11th, 2010 program, where guests were Dr. Kristen Held M.D. and Jane Hughes M.D.. They reported on the recently passed Obama Health Care Law that they have read. They reported on some of it's consequences to the citizens of the United States.
Also, a beginning report on the value of saliva as diagnostic fluid.
Guest Hosts: Dr. Jane Hughes and Dr. Kristen Held fill in for Dr. Staffel, and they discuss Health Care in America, and the effects that Obama's Health Care reform will have on the patient/doctor relationship.
No Guest: Questions and Answers - Brief discussion of nicotine addiction and digestive problems.
No guest.
Subject: 1.) Second options in dentistry.
2.) How to choose a supplement.
3.) Abcessed teeth and the problems they can cause.
Guest: Greg Dutson D.C.
Subject: 1.) Diet and it's relationship to chronic inflammation.
2.) The connection between obesity and inflammation
3.) The anti-inflamatory diet.
Guest: Steven Buckley D.D.S., M.D., oral surgeon.
Subject: 1.) Extractions, implants and dentures all done in a day.
2.) The value of implants for oral health, chewing function, and esthetics.
No Guest - Subject: 1.) Review of sleep disturbed breathing and sleep apnea and the serious consequences of this problem and a dental solution.
2.) The benefits of a Cactus Juice product for mosquito bite healing in about 20 minutes as well as it's value as well as it's value as a mosquito repellant.
3.) Explaining the value of Spectracell Functional Intracellular Analysis testing.
4.) The value of NuCalm Sedation System for non-pharmaceutical sedation.
No Guest - Discussion of The Seven Main Types of Anxiety in this age of anxiety and how the General Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, and specific phobias are found in dental patients. Also, the discussion covers how we treat these disorders in my dental office.
Guest: Kay Spears C.C.N.
Subject: Principles of healing and emotional aspects of healing, also the value of nutrition in health.
Guest: Dr. Greg Dutson D.C.
Subject: Functional neurology. Explaining what it is, and how to build brain function lost to age or stroke. How to correct loss of balance and related postural problems without medications, and what the dental connection is to these conditions.
Guest: Blake Holloway N.D.
Subject: The New Age of Anxiety. Stress and the medical syptoms that result from stress and how dental treatment fits into the picture. Also discussed were sources of chronic stress.
No Guest: Subject: Q & A - 1.) Sjogren's Syndrome and long term steroid use.
2.) Herbal remedies and their benefits and adverse reactions with drugs and side effects.
Guest: Blake Hollaway M.D.
Subject: Stress in general and dental patient stress. What it is, the effects of these stressors, and how they can be treated.
No Guest: Discussion of Spectracell Laboratories diagnostic panels for vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, amino acids, and lipids. Also discussed was the bankruptcy of social securities benefits.
Guests: Dr. Bernice Gonzalez M.D. and Kay Spears, Certified Clinical Nutritionist.
Subject: Weight loss, diabetes, bone loss in the oral cavity, and the diagnostic test Spectracell, which test for vitamins, antioxidants, minerals, and amino acids.
No Guest- Subject: Inflammation.
When being treated for a major or minor medical problem, the physician assumes you are in good dental health regardless of the seriousness of the problem you are being treated for. Be proactive about getting first class oral health. Also discussed was gluten sensitivity.
No Guest. Subject: The dangers of grapefruit, the dangers of hydrogen sulfide produced by bacteria in the mouth, and dental questions answered, bleeding gums and implants.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D., a gastroenterologist, and the program is aboutgut health and probiotics and their value for all ages. Babies through nursing home residents, as well as the dental value of probiotics.
Dr. Staffel reviews previous programs. The connection between periodontal disease and pancreatic cancer.
-Gastro-intestinal health.
-Biofilm removal on teeth and the value health wise to removing the biofilm.
-What is a norovirus, and how to prevent it?
Guest: Dr. Avie Grunspan M.D.
Subject: Sleep disturbed breathing and sleep apnea and the medical and dental consequences.
No guest: Questions answered and review of last 2 weeks guests. Also a discussion of the book, "The 150 Healthiest Foods on Earth: The Surprising, Unbiased Truth About What You Should Eat and Why" by Jonny Bowden.
Guest: Melinda Rodriguez P.T.
Subject: Parkinson's disease and essential tremor. How to diagnose, slow down the progress and possibility present Parkinson's.
Guest: Dr. Larry Hoberman M.D.
Subject: Probiotics and how valuable they are for your health and your oral health. Also how valuable it is for children of all ages.
Dr. Staffel takes questions and also talks about raw food for improving outcomes for type 2 and type 1 diabetes as per Dr. Cousens M.D., also an update on probiotics from Dr. Hoberman M.D.
Starting the new year with questions and answers about gum disease and geriatric dentistry. Also, a recommendation for the movie "The Blind Side", with Sandra Bullock and Tim McGraw.
Happy New Year!!!
This show is a review of different items I have brought to listeners' attention that can be valuable to them. Also, I review the medical provisions that were sneaked in to the stimulus bill that will profoundly affect your health care.
A brief synopsis of the Health Information Technology Act that was passed as part of the Stimulus Bill and it's enormous impact on your health and medical treatments.
Continuing discussion about the health care bill and health care provisions under the stimulus bill. Helping you become informed about how physicians are being seperated in treatment decisions with their patients.
Special guest Dr. Kristin Held M.D. explaining the proposal health care bill from the patients viewpoint and the physician's viewpoint, and how misleading the information is that the public is receiving.
Guest hosts: Dr. Jane Hughes and Dr. Don Holston discussing the health care bill, and how it will affect employers, employees, and their families.
Special guest Dr. Jane Hughes reporting on the new Health Care Bill just passed and it's features. Dr. Hughes also talks about solutions and how to respond to elected Congressmen and Senators to make your voice heard.
Dr. Staffel talks about the first phase of the Health Care Bill that put into law the rationing of medical care and removing the Doctor/Patient treatment relationship. Whereby the Doctor has to follow treatment protocols dictated by a Washington bureaucrat. The physician must follow the bureaucrats' treatment directions or be fined or penalized.
Also Dr. Staffel discusses the fact that periodontal disease is now considered not only a dental disease, but a medical disease.
Dr. Staffel talks about diabetes and insulin resistance and oral health, periodontal disease and teeth infections. Dr. Staffel also answers questions.
No guest: Question & Answer, and discussion on herpes simplex lesions, teeth grinding and extraction sites.
Dr. Staffel answers questions on dentistry and also talks about high fructose corn syrup, insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome.
No Guest: Brief review of D3 and information on Magnesium and it's importance for good health.
No Guest - Q & A: Dr. Staffel talked about complexity of dental plaque and how to control it's formation. Also, announced the availability of ORS #1, an antioxident & chelator that is available through Neuroscience Co.
No Guest: Dr. Staffel answered a variety of questions on sports drinks, muscle spasm of jaw muscles, worn teeth and damaged TMJ joints
No Guest: Subject- Osteoporosis, bisphosphonates and bisphosphonate osteonecrosis caused by dental treatment.
Guest: Dr. Russell Jaffe, M.D., PhD
Discussing osteoporosis, osteopenia, and osteomalacia and how to correct these conditions.
Guest: Dr. Russell Jaffe M.D. speaking about immunology, acid/alkaline balance, diabetes and inflammation in the oral cavity.
No guest: calls taken questions answered, and discussed Dr. Hoberman's regimine for travelers diarrhea and antibiotics and remedies to use for T.D.
Another segment gave Dr. Stephen Sinatra's regimine for improving the outcome of Congestive Heart Failure using magnesium, Co Enzyme Q10, and carnitine
No guests: Calls taken, questions answered
Preview of sleep disturbed breathing disorders and medical problems associated with it. Preview of new evidence of brain damage and brain injury from sleep disturbed breathing disorders in infants, children, and adults.
Zoonosis: The transmission of disease from animals to humans as explained by Veterinarian Dr. Danny Earl
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes back Kay Spears, CNN. After answering a few callers' questions, Ms. Spears and Dr. Staffel talk about weight loss, osteoporosis, and the dental connection.
This week, Dr. Staffel discusses the brain, and how astoundingly powerful it is when dealing with the body's many functions. The first chapter of an ongoing topic to be continued.
This week, Dr. Staffel opens the phone lines to caller questions... and touches on a variety of dental subjects.
This week, Dr. Staffel talks about wellness, efficient excercise, and a proper diet with Dr. Charles Webb (author of the new book, Claim 24).
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Avie Grunspan. They discuss sleep apnea and other sleep breathing disorders.
This week, Dr. Staffel speaks with Dr. Jeffery Bland, an authority on the topic of nutritional and functional medicine. How do the things you eat effect your ability to fight infections and disease? Young or old, this is an important show for you!
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes his guest Dr. John Davies. The subject is implant structures, synthetic bone research, and adult stem cells... all of which are used in modern dentistry.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes his guest Dr. Tarak Patel. The topic concerns sleep disorders and sleep apnea from babies to the elderly.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes his guest Dr. Andrew Moore. Dr. Moore discusses a new system of treating allergies without pharmaceuticals.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes clinical nutritionist Kay Spears. They discuss concerns relating to lifestyle change, dieting, and weight loss issues.
This week, Dr. Staffel opens the phones for callers' questions.
Got a question for Dr. Staffel? Want to speak to him live? Your Smile Matters airs live every Sunday afternoon 4 to 5pm Central Standard Time... call 800-299-KTSA (in San Antonio call 210-599-5555) and tell us where you hear the podcast from!
Is snoring a sign of greater medical problems? This week, Dr. Staffel discusses sleep disorders with Dr. Josh Rotenberg.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Larry Hoeberman. They discusses problems with the G.I. tract, probiotics, and much more!
This week, Dr. Staffel comments on toxic overload. Plus, he also discusses investment return on floss and other tooth cleansing devices.
This week, Dr. Staffel hosts an interesting discussion concerning the dental implications of natural and organic foods. His guest is radioshow host and organic food authority Bruce Duoley .
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Janet Chene MD. They discuss targeted amino acids and neurotransmitter testing for treatment of anxiety, depression, insomnia and many other medical symptoms.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Bradley Bush M.D. They discuss neurotransmitters and their importance in dentistry.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes UTHSC/ American Academy Of Dental Sleep Medicine's Dr. Richard Drake.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Herb Bader of the Harvard Dental School. They discuss some of the latest finding concerning oral cancer and gum disease.
This week, Dr. Staffel reviews his latest information regarding oral cancer, the causes, detection... as well as take callers' questions..
This week, Dr. Staffel speaks with Robert Howell. They discuss the latest developments in the fight to treat and protect against oral cancer.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes back Dr. John Hernandez to the program. They continue thier ongoing discussion on how your daily health effects your dental health.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes former critical care nurse-turned holistic medicine authority Sister Nora Walsh to the program.
This week, Dr. Staffel takes a few callers' questions and wraps-up his topic concerning TMJ and posture.
This week, Dr. Staffel discusses Oclussal disease and its effects with special guest Dr. Jack Shirley DDS.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes Dr. Scott O'Shea. They discuss postural problems and how they effect the temporal mandibular joint.
This week, Dr. Staffel welcomes oral surgeon Dr. Steven Buckley. They discuss the link between oral and systemic health.
NOTE: KTSA is in the process to updating it's broadcasting hardware. We're sorry for the sound quality of this broadcast. Thank you for your patience!
This week, Dr. Staffel's offers valuable information about root canals with his guest, Dr. Richard Schwartz DDS.
This week, Dr. Staffel discusses a wide range of topics... from bacterial growth, oral cancer, to heart disease
This week, Dr. Staffels welcomes Dr. Eli Witney of Heart & Vascular Institute of San Antonio talks about his great side project helping young people called slamdunkforlife.org
This week, Dr. Staffel discusses how the condition of your teeth effects how old you look.
This week Dr. Staffel answers callers' questions regarding mercury fillings, plus, dentistry and chemotherapy. It's information you need to know!
Staph infections! Dry mouth! Your family dog!... It's not a plot for an upcoming Halloween movie. Dr. Staffel is here to explain what it all means.
Despite the big Dallas Cowboys football game on TV, Dr. Staffel's phone lines were quite busy!
This week, Dr. Staffel takes a wide variety of great caller questions and concerns. From tooth canals to Xylotol, Dr. Staffel has got it covered!
Here's a classic episode of show from the Summer 2005. Here, Dr. Staffel takes callers' questions, discusses meth addiction and the effects to oral health, trans fats, and alot more!
After a few weeks off, Dr. Staffel returns and talks about podcasting the show talks our questions
This episode originally aired February 25, 2007. It features Dr. John Hernandez and his interested in acid reflux and dental health.
Root canals, Vitamin D, fillings, diabetes... Dr. Staffel tackles some tough caller questions!
This week, Dr. Staffels answers caller's general dental questions. Sedation denistry, Jalapenos with vitamin C, and more!!!
This week, Dr. Staffel speaks about health concerns regarding tainted toothpaste... Is your toothpaste bad for you?
Is your bad posture and dental problems connected? This week, Dr. Staffel speaks with Dr. Scott O'Shea.
This week, Dr. Staffel follows up his conversation regarding your pet's oral health and your health, and takes a few callers' questions.
This week, Dr. Staffel speaks with Dr. Daniel Earl. Dr. Earl specializes in animal pet health and how it can effect a human's health.
This week, Dr. Staffel answers questions and gives valuable information regarding osteoperosis.
Dr. Staffel taking general dentistry calls.
You can call Dr. Staffel on the air! The program airs Sunday afternoons 4-5pm Central Standard Time, here in San Antonio. KTSA's call-in line is 1-800-299-KTSA
Dr. Staffel taking general dentistry calls.
You can call Dr. Staffel on the air! The program airs Sunday afternoons 4-5pm Central Standard Time, here in San Antonio. KTSA's call-in line is 1-800-299-KTSA
Dr. Staffel talks to beriactric surgeon Dr. Nalesh Patel. Learn more about Dr. Patel's practice at www.bypassdoc.com
Dr. Staffel talks about dentistry and nutrition with Dr. Stuart Nunley. Learn more about Dr. Nunley at www.smilesforlife.com