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EPISODE · Sep 26, 2023 · 52 MIN

Eating Meat as the Solution to Orthodontic and Airway Problems, with Dr. Kevin Stock

from Brews and Tiny Teeth, The Unfiltered Pediatric Dentistry Podcast · host Casey Goetz

Dr. Kevin Stock is a general dentist, social media influencer, and founder of Meat Health. He is an advocate for a meat-based "Carnivore" diet and has eaten a strict diet of red meat, eggs, and raw milk for nearly six years. He is passionate about educating about the harmful effects of a modern, highly-processed diet on oral health. Dr. Stock discusses how our diet can influence and shape the way our teeth and jaws develop. His premise is that our modern diet of highly-processed, soft foods lead to underdeveloped jaws and crowding. Our ancestors had virtually zero crowding issues, but in modern times it's common for many of our patients to have expansion, wisdom teeth removed, headgear, and tonsillectomies. We dive in to why this is happening and what practical solutions there are to use a natural diet to improve health and oral development.

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