Welcome back to Dr. Roze BioHealth Podcast!

· Today we are joined by Angela who is one of our dental hygienists at Jumeirah Biodental Clinic.

·  Throughout her career, Angela worked in the public sector in Portugal, where she took part in many programs of prevention and oral health education for children. Also worked in several clinics, providing services in oral care, not only in Portugal but also in Saudi Arabia and Dubai. During her career, she was also an assistant professor at the Dental Hygiene Program at Portalegre Health School.

· She has a special interest in helping others and she volunteered in healthcare programs in the rural and underprivileged areas in Portugal and Bali.

· Angela specializes in all the aspects related to oral health including prevention, maintenance of gingival health and cosmetic treatments such as teeth whitening. During her career as a dental hygienist, she has been focused on patient education and enthusiastic about achieving the most satisfactory results.

· So what is dental hygiene about?

· How do you become a dental hygienist? What is a hygienist at a dentist?

· How long does a hygienist take? What is a dental hygienist doing exactly?

· Passionate about educating the community - involved in many volunteering work helping others gain better oral health. She has done this across many countries like Portugal, here and Bali - More than 10 years.

· Angela is one of the few top educators who uses her skills and knowledge to teach and educate fellow dental colleagues.

Listen to this episode with your little ones! 

We are glad to welcome Julia and Zena. To satisfy the curiosity of our little guests, we answered all of the questions regarding dentistry and dental hygiene.

Today we are joined by Doctor Carla Schweer, our biological and cosmetic dentist practicing at Dr.Roze Biodental Clinic at Jumeirah. Doctor Carla is also part of our scientific committee and a real leader when it comes to biological and functional dentistry. Carla graduated from the University of Montpellier in France. She further pursued her career and expanded her knowledge in the field of oral surgery and CAD/CAM technology. Carla has worked in many countries around the world such as France, Germany, New Caledonia, Vietnam and Laos allowing her to gain a wealth of international experience. 

Besides obviously being a very unaesthetic filling material, AMALGAM fillings or “silver fillings” are far from being the healthiest choice. Amalgam does contain 50% mercury which is the most toxic, non-radioactive element known to men. In our biological dental clinic, we need to remove this material as “highly-toxic waste”.

We already had a topic about « safe amalgam removal procedure » or « SMART ». You can listen to it in our Podcast from last month.

Today we would like to explore further, What to do after the amalgam removal procedure? That is the best way to detox.