Evolution of Bioesthetics: Natural Health as Reference
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Journey through the hidden history of dentistry to discover why modern restorative techniques might be based on a century-old mistake. In this debut episode, Dr. David Maclean and Master Dental Technician Bernhard Egger peel back the layers of dental evolution—from the days of barber-surgeons and George Washington’s wooden teeth to the birth of "Gnathology." They explore why the dental profession’s reliance on "removable denture logic" created a biomechanical blind spot and how Bioesthetic Dentistry uses optimum natural health, rather than pathology, as its ultimate reference point.
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