Your Mouth Matters

Welcome to 'Your Mouth Matters,' the must-listen podcast sponsored by Green City Dental & O2Dontics, where your oral health takes center stage! Join our host, Dr. Rebecca Taylor, a passionate advocate for holistic dentistry, as she explores the fascinating world of mouth health. Each episode is a journey into the deep connection between oral wellness and overall health, blending traditional dental wisdom with innovative holistic approaches. From debunking common dental myths to uncovering natural care secrets, Dr. Taylor and a lineup of expert guests offer insightful, practical advice that will empower you to take charge of your dental health. Whether you're seeking tips for a brighter smile or curious about the latest trends in holistic and biological oral care, 'Your Mouth Matters' is your go-to source for all things teeth, gums, and beyond. Tune in and transform the way you think about your mouth's health – because it's not just about teeth, it's about a healthier, happier you!</

Your Mouth Matters is a health podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 63 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Your Mouth Matters, a health show with 63 episodes published.

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  Episode #62

  Beyond the Buzzwords: Finding a Biological Dentist Who's the Real Deal

  Mar 4, 20261h 3mS0

  <p>Here's something a lot of people don't realize: Calling yourself a biological dentist doesn't necessarily make you one.</p><p>In this episode of Your Mouth Matters, Dr. T sits down with Kim Blaise, founder of OraBiologics, to talk about the gap between the marketing and the reality in biological dentistry right now.</p><p>Holistic. Natural. Functional. Integrative. Biologic. Biological. These words are everywhere. They’re also unregulated. Anyone can call themselves a biological dentist. That doesn’t mean they’re actually doing biological dentistry, though. For someone navigating a complex health situation, landing in the wrong office can co...

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  Episode #61

  When Primitive Reflexes Don’t Integrate: The Hidden Driver Behind Kids’ Breathing Issues, Clumsiness, and Big Feelings

  Feb 18, 20261h 4mS0

  <p>In this episode of Your Mouth Matters, Dr. Rebecca Taylor sits down with functional neurologist Dr. David Lee to talk about primitive reflexes - automatic movement patterns that babies are born with to support their early survival and development. These reflexes are meant to integrate as the brain matures. When they don’t integrate completely, the nervous system can remain in a stress-based pattern that influences far more than movement.<br/><br/>Dr. Lee explains how retained primitive reflexes can show up in ways as varied as mouth breathing, clumsiness, poor posture, sensory overwhelm, emotional reactivity, chewing and speech ch...

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  Episode #60

  Why Your Dentist Cares About Your Sleep (and Your Health)

  Jan 28, 20261h 10mS0

  <p>When sleep problems crop up, they don’t always point where you'd expect.<br/><br/>Snoring, restless sleep, morning headaches, brain fog, anxiety, high blood pressure - these are often treated as separate issues, rather than separate  issues with a common root. In this episode, Dr. T sits down with Chad Seeber of Sleep Group Solutions to talk about what’s often overlooked in conversations about sleep: the airway.<br/><br/>They explore why dentists are uniquely positioned to spot sleep-related breathing problems, how sleep apnea and upper airway resistance can quietly shape long-term health, and why sleep issues label...

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  Episode #59

  The Muscle Patterns Behind Your Child's Sleep, Breathing, & Jaw Development

  Dec 10, 20251h 6mS0

  <p>In a recent episode, we talked with Dr. Mary Bourke about why chewing matters so much for children’s development. In our latest episode, we hear from someone who works with such issues clinically: myofunctional therapist Tiffany Washburn. <br/><br/>A chiropractor, as well as a “myo” therapist, Tiffany brings a unique perspective to how mouth and face muscle patterns can affect everything from sleep to breathing to jaw growth - even to behavior. She explains why tools like the Myo Munchee work so well. She also shares what parents and practitioners should understand about the underlying muscle coordination that c...

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  Episode #58

  "Toxic Superfoods": Oxalates, Oral Health, & Real Healing, with Sally K. Norton

  Nov 26, 20251h 4mS0

  <p>What if some of the "superfoods" you've been told to eat more of - spinach, almonds, sweet potatoes, beets, and more - actually steal minerals from your teeth and bones? </p><p>In this latest episode of Your Mouth Matters, Dr. Rebecca Taylor sits down with Sally K. Norton, Ivy League nutritionist and author of Toxic Superfoods, to talk about one of the most overlooked contributors to chronic health issues: oxalates. These naturally occurring compounds can quietly accumulate in your body over years, contributing to everything from dental cavities and gum disease to joint pain, fatigue, and vision problems. </p>...

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