his is a website about dental healing.
the new book: the A.R.T. of Dental Healing is now on Kindle.
Paperback coming soon. pre-orders to : dentalhealer@yandex.com
Here’s the cover for the new book. It will be available this week on Amazon.
hi, it’s Robert Godbout,
nickname is Oba.
Our new dentistry involves no pain, no stress, and is 10x healthier in the bargain. I explain everything.
Surprise: I’ve sprinkled parodies throughout the book, because …. Well, because the subject has a residual trauma for so many ….
Now we need to LAUGH!! Really laugh!
Title: The Dialectic of Occlusal Margins. A Play in One Act
Characters:
Dr. Immanuel Kant – A methodical dentist obsessed with moral duty and procedural rigor.
Dr. Arthur Schopenhauer – A brooding, pessimistic dentist who sees pain as inevitable.
Dr. Georg Hegel – An enthusiastic dentist who believes in ART (Atraumatic Restorative Therapy) as the future of dental care.
Setting: A small Kaffeehaus on the banks of the Elbe. Dresden in the background.
Hegel sips a single shot latte, Kant a cappuccino, and Schopenhauer a black espresso.
Hegel: “I must remind you both of liberation. ART is the synthesis dentistry has been waiting for!”
Schopenhauer: “Isn’t pain the essence of dental work? All is suffering.”
Kant: “Pain is a-posteriori, but our duty is to minimize it through rational principles.”
Hegel: “But no more drills. No pain control. Only careful, painless removal of decay, restoring the tooth in harmony with its historical development!”
Schopenhauer: “You coddle the tooth rather than conquer it.”
(Hegel places a typodont (a plastic set of teeth) on the table, and proceeds to demonstrate the atraumatic treatment. He knocks over Kant’s cup. The drink spills onto Schopenhauer’s lap. Kant reaches for the napkin holder and knocks over Hegel’s drink.)
Hegel (ignoring the mess): “With the gel, only the decay is removed, leaving the healthy structure intact. A filling is not an imposition but an organic resolution!”
Schopenhauer: “Inevitably there shall be another caries lesion.”
Hegel: “Then we advance again! It’s the dialectic of dental progress!”
Kant: “The procedure aligns with the categorical imperative of care. As such, it may be morally correct.”
Schopenhauer: “The bastards deserve their pain.”
Kant: “Nein. I feel truth has triumphed.”
Hegel: “Correct. It’s the dialectical spur to worldly transcendence.”
Schopenhauer: “But you ignore the value of suffering.”
Kant: “Duty is the only imperative.”
Hegel: “And synthesis. We cannot freeze truth in static dualisms. Today I had to pay two thousand thalers for a light-curing pen.”
Kant: “Then you are not grounded in the conditions of possible experience. The light of reason illuminates the categories through which we comprehend phenomena. For example, the non-paying client.”
Schopenhauer: “Clients never pay unless we force them. Why else do we overtreat?”
Hegel: “Kant’s noumenal realm seems like so much hooey when they don’t pay. Still, we must progress dialectically.”
Kant: “And maybe you’re just being a dummkopf. Ever heard of collection agents?”
Schopenhauer: “Ten million thalers for smile marketing and I still haven’t paid off my air compressor.”
Hegel: “Kant’s thesis/antithesis reveals his struggle with the absolute. Ever tried coercion?”
Schopenhauer: “He doesn’t want a lawsuit.”
Kant: “Moral law and the dignity of autonomy. You both miss the point.”
Hegel: “Meaning is not found in rigid duty! Only in the dynamic realization of the biomimetic bonding agent.”
Schopenhauer: “I tried that once.”
Kant: “The categorical imperative that guides rational beings dictates it. You must undertreat and leave remaining viable tissue.”
Hegel: “And Estelite Omega?”
Kant: “In controlled increments.”
Schopenhauer: “You both drown in abstractions. And I’m double parked.”
Kant: “Schopenhauer, your pessimism ignores the dignity of autonomy. You still driving that old Audi?”
Hegel: “Gentlemen, do we really have time for historical constructs?”
Kant: “He’s right. Look. The waiter wants our money.”
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The above is chapter 9 / 75
Hopefully it tickles your posterior pleasantly. And if you’re a dentist, then ignore that message.
However the subject of dental healing is a very vital one. The need is for nothing less than rewriting dentistry!
Radical? It might be radical! It might be more! Much more.
Dentistry should not be stressful. It should be FUN! Ah, the possibilities. Fun dentistry. …
It should also be very healthy … except it isn’t! The bottom line is that it’s designed to be profitable, not healing. Dang, that’s a hard awakening!
For dentistry to be healing, you basically have to reinvent it! Or at least write the BEST EVER book on the subject. That helps.
The fewer repairs you have the healthier your teeth are going to be. The less the teeth are “worked on” the happier they become.
The anxiety and dread are COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY! I’ve proven it. I’ve had dental treatment that was comfortable, pleasant … and 10x more healthy! This is true!
I had to stand my ground for awhile, but when the victory came, it was WOW !!
(a two exclamation Wow, but actually it felt like 10 exclamations.)
Could it be that dental anxiety comes mainly from the knowledge that healthier options exists, but are not being used? Shhhh…
Dental healing is an exciting subject. It is a great adventure. What’s coming soon is true atraumatic dentistry. It will be the best advance in dentistry since 200 years ago when this sorry excuse called “mechanical & invasive dentistry” came in.
Dentistry is about to change BIG time.
The mechanical drills cause injury. ps. they are also traumatic …. and you never need to endure another drill, ever!
Horse traders know some serious stuff …..
Teeth are vital to the overall health of the body. Horse traders, when looking over a horse they wish to purchase, often go: “Open wide” .. for the true picture.
They can quickly summarize the age and condition of most any horse that way.
And really, humans are no different.
The teeth might be a source of many chronic maladies in other parts of the body. The body is vitally interlinked. This is known as the “focal theory”.
To sum things up a bit:
1- Healthy teeth will almost always translate to a healthy body. There is a direct connection.
2- Teeth can and should be restored to their original pristine condition. They are living tissue, and living tissues are designed to heal. ART (atraumatic restoration treatment) is the ONLY way to have dental treatment that heals. Bonus: It’s also the most ancient way of doing dentistry.
3- Healthy teeth can have a supremely beneficial effect on the intelligence and the consciousness.
4- Releasing toxins from unhealthy dentistry will become a kind of rebirth for you. Do it. Get the toxic amalgam fillings replaced as soon as possible. Do it with the ART protocol.
5- Dentists are not trained or equipped for healing. They are trained in expensive and invasive repairs. The kind that keep people coming back! (What a coincidence!)
6- Why not aim to heal 100%. The book explains everything.
6- Our teeth should return to their original condition. Good oral hygiene, plus healthy treatment, will allow this.
7- Teeth are living organisms. They are not mechanical objects.
8- Dentist refer to the “oral cavity”. Wrong. It’s a PASSAGE, not a cavity. There is a passage for air, food, and much more. A passage for big laughs.
9- We can self-treat to a large extent. I did an excellent composite restoration when being tutored by a Mecican dentist. She only charged 100$ for the lesson! I’m now a half-dentist. It took two hours. But I’m actually a full on dental healer.
10- A recent executive director for public dentistry was so out of touch that he barfed over his dinner at a large convention. So messy!
11- If you speak with healers they will tell you that the body knows how to heal because it has its own built-in mechanism for this.
12- The ART protocol is the only TRUE dentistry. Reason: it heals and doesn’t harm.
13- For a lot of people, their teeth have been “worked on” so much (that is, mechanically worked on for profit), that to heal from all this malpractice will require a new outlook.
14- Current dentistry is pushing hard on new profitable techniques, such as crowns and implants. There are usually many much cheaper and much healthier alternatives.
15- “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.”
16- High-speed drills are always injurious to the teeth. I now have several reputable studies proving this.
17- Dental drilling results in a) micro-fracturing, and b) heat trauma to the pulp. These studies are pushed under the carpet by the corrupt dental industry.
18- My own “crossed the red line forever” moment happened when I learned that anesthetic injections (usually the brand Lidocaine) were now being contaminated with various gene-therapy poisons. That’s game over for sure. If it wasn’t messed up enough already!
the A.R.T. of Dental Healing is a serious ride into a whole new paradigm.
Every time a drill is applied to the “hypoxy-apatite crystalline matrix” structure of the teeth, damage occurs.
The framework for healing dentistry has been around since the start of civilization. We just didn’t know about it! But now we do. Regular injurious (and terrifying) dentistry is finished!
We need to celebrate!
robaireg@yandex.com
robert godbout
(just call me Oba) …..