Living Wellness Dental Northland

Living Wellness Dental Northland Living Wellness Dental Northland delivers a holistic and integrative approach to wellness that targe It is about total wellness and optimal quality of life.

Dentistry is about more than teeth, and more than oral health. If you are looking for a Calgary dentist who believes in and practices these principles, you are looking in the right place. Health conscious residents in and near Calgary trust their smiles to Dr. Robertson, Dr. Redd and Dr. DeSanti. We offer a full range of cosmetic and general dental services, with an unwavering dedication to patien

t safety and wellness. We use certified dental materials; however, we recognize that biocompatibility may vary from one individual to another. Therefore, we use the Clifford Materials Reactivity Testing to ensure optimal material compatibility for truly healthy dental solutions. Twitter: https://twitter.com/lwd_northland
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05/29/2026

Most kids are brushing… but not actually cleaning their teeth yet.
Brushing isn’t just about doing the motion, it’s about actually removing plaque from the gumline, back molars, beside the tongue, and between teeth where cavities often start.
Many children have never been shown what plaque looks like or how to properly remove it (tools like disclosing dye can make a big visual difference here).
Independence with brushing develops in stages. A child can “brush on their own” long before they can consistently clean effectively.
A simple daily rhythm can start with:
Morning = practice independence
Night = parent helps ensure teeth are actually clean
Especially at night, when saliva drops and the mouth is more vulnerable.
Supporting your child’s brushing isn’t about doing it for them forever, it’s about teaching true independence with a foundation of proper technique first.

05/22/2026

What we focus on instead of fluoride!
Hydroxyapatite: 
Tooth enamel is about 96% hydroxyapatite, a naturally occurring mineral that makes up the main structure of teeth and supports strength and remineralization. There are also toothpastes that contain hydroxyapatite to help support this process topically.
Nutrition: 
Strong teeth are built from the inside out with nutrient-dense foods that support mineral balance. Balanced meals with protein, healthy fats, and carbohydrates help stabilize blood sugar and support how the body processes sugars.
Hydration: 
Water supports saliva production, which is the mouth’s natural protective system. Rinsing after eating helps clear food particles and supports a cleaner oral environment.
Nasal breathing: 
Breathing through the nose filters, humidifies, and regulates airflow before it reaches the mouth. Mouth breathing can dry out oral tissues, reduce saliva flow, shift oral pH, and increase risk of cavities and gum irritation. Myofunctional therapy and nasal rinses can help improve airway function and breathing patterns.
Clean ingredients: 
What goes into the body affects the mouth. Simpler, cleaner inputs reduce overall burden.
The 2-hour rule: 
Frequent snacking can keep the mouth in a constant acid cycle. Allowing time between meals helps saliva naturally rebalance the oral environment.
Brushing and flossing: 
Removing plaque daily is still foundational for maintaining oral health.
Mineral support: 
Teeth rely on adequate minerals to stay strong and resilient over time.
Oral microbiome balance: 
Oral health is about balance, not elimination of bacteria.
Healthy mouths are built on strong foundations, not one single solution.

Most people are taught oral health starts and ends with brushing, flossing, and avoiding sugar. But your teeth are livin...
05/15/2026

Most people are taught oral health starts and ends with brushing, flossing, and avoiding sugar. But your teeth are living structures that also depend on nutrition, mineral balance, and overall health within the body.
From a holistic dental perspective, nutrients may help support:
• enamel integrity
• calcium utilization
• saliva production
• bone density
• immune function
• the body’s natural remineralization processes
Three nutrients that are important to understand together:
Vitamin D3: Supports calcium absorption and plays an important role in bone and immune health.
Food sources include: fatty fish, egg yolks, cod liver oil, and sunlight exposure.
Vitamin K2: Works alongside vitamin D to help direct calcium toward bones and teeth rather than soft tissues.
Food sources include: grass-fed butter, egg yolks, hard cheeses, liver, meat, and fermented foods.
Magnesium: Supports vitamin D metabolism and overall mineral balance throughout the body.
Food sources include: pumpkin seeds, leafy greens, avocados, almonds, dark chocolate, and beans.
These nutrients don’t work in isolation. The body functions through interconnected systems, which is why synergy matters.
Of course, nutrition is not a replacement for brushing, flossing, professional cleanings and restorative dental care when needed.
But internal health and external care both matter when it comes to long-term oral wellness.
Healthy teeth require more than toothpaste alone.
Save this post for later and follow for holistic oral health education.

05/08/2026

Straight teeth are only part of the picture.
In our office, aligner treatment is planned with function in mind, not just cosmetics.
We evaluate:�• airway�• tongue posture�• bite balance�• jaw function�• muscle patterns�• long-term stability
Because teeth can shift for a reason.
We love using Candid aligners because their higher trim line can help create more controlled tooth movement, they often require no attachment buttons, and they can support mild expansion in appropriate cases.
Candid also offers remote monitoring through their app, allowing us to track progress from home and reduce the number of in-office visits needed during treatment.
We frequently combine aligner treatment with myofunctional therapy to help improve oral muscle function and support long-term stability, reducing the chance of teeth shifting back over time.
The goal isn’t just a straighter smile.�It’s a healthier, more stable foundation.

05/01/2026

Gummy smile is a sign.�Mouth breathing is a sign.�No spacing and crowding are also signs.
This is not normal.
The question is why this is happening.
These patterns are often linked to how the airway, tongue posture, and jaw development have grown over time, including a narrow palate, low tongue posture, and restricted nasal breathing.
And when development is affected, it doesn’t stay in the mouth.
It can show up throughout the body as poor sleep or sleep-disordered breathing, chronic fatigue, daytime sleepiness, difficulty with focus and attention, behavioral dysregulation, anxiety-like symptoms, headaches or migraines, teeth grinding, jaw pain or TMJ strain, postural compensation through the neck and shoulders, reduced exercise tolerance, and a chronic stress response on the nervous system.
This is not just about straight teeth.
It is about development, breathing, and airway function.
It is a problem worth addressing.
At our office, we offer Myobrace, expansion, myofunctional therapy, and airway-focused care to help treat the root cause because early intervention matters.

04/22/2026

Not all dental implants are the same.
What matters most isn’t just the material, it’s the level of planning behind it.
Using 3D imaging, your anatomy is mapped before anything begins so placement is intentional, not estimated.
Dental implants can be a long-term alternative to root canals and a way to replace missing teeth when done with precision and the right approach.
Biocompatible options like titanium and zirconia are selected based on your health, preference and long-term goals.
This is about understanding your options and choosing what’s right for you.
Informed choices. Empowered health.

04/17/2026

Our office focuses on you!
From the moment we set up the room, everything is intentional, not just for your teeth, but for your overall experience.
We use:�🤍Ozonated water for a more supportive clean�🤍Fluoride-free polish + hydroxyapatite options�🤍A slower, more thoughtful approach
And most importantly, �we listen.
Because your oral health isn’t one-size-fits-all.

04/10/2026

Tongue scraping is one of the simplest habits with the biggest impact. It can:
✔️ Reduce bad breath + odor-causing bacteria
✔️ Support a healthy oral microbiome
✔️ Remove tongue biofilm, coating, and debris
✔️ Enhance taste and stimulate saliva
✔️ Activate digestion + support stomach acid
✔️ Support overall gut health (oral–gut connection)
✔️ Reduce plaque buildup + support gum health
✔️ Help prevent cavities and oral inflammation
✔️ Support immune balance + reduce microbial load
✔️ Lighten the burden on lymph + detox pathways
✔️ Prevent reabsorption of toxins (Ayurvedic “ama”)
✔️ Indirectly support liver health
✔️ Stimulate the vagus nerve + nervous system
✔️ Support nitric oxide balance (when done gently)
✔️ Encourage nasal breathing awareness
✔️ Support sinus + respiratory health
✔️ Improve morning mouth freshness
✔️ Offer insight into internal imbalances (tongue mapping)
For even more benefits, use a copper tongue scraper!

Discover how your body is interconnected through meridians, energy pathways that link your teeth to specific organs.Conc...
04/04/2026

Discover how your body is interconnected through meridians, energy pathways that link your teeth to specific organs.
Concerns such as infected teeth, root canal-treated teeth, or extraction sites may be connected to symptoms elsewhere in the body.
The meridian chart can be a helpful reference, offering clues that may point to the need for deeper investigation within the body. We work alongside trusted naturopaths and practitioners who support health beyond the mouth, because true healing looks at the whole system.

03/27/2026

The lymphatic system is your body’s drainage and immune highway.
And it plays a much bigger role in your dental health than most people realize.
Your gums, teeth, jaw, tonsils, and sinuses are all connected to this drainage system. When lymph is flowing well, your body can clear bacteria, reduce inflammation, and support proper healing in the mouth.
But when it becomes sluggish or congested, it can show up as swollen or bleeding gums, chronic bad breath, recurring infections, and slow healing after dental work.
From a holistic perspective, oral health isn’t just about brushing and flossing, it’s about how well your body can drain and detox.
Supporting your lymphatic system helps take pressure off your immune system and creates a healthier environment in your mouth.
Simple ways to support lymph flow include mineral-rich hydration, daily movement (even walking), dry brushing or lymphatic massage, castor oil packs, and nasal breathing.
Healthy drainage = healthier mouth

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