Dr. Katie ToThe Wellness Dentist, CEO and Founder of Center for Wellness Dentistry and Wellness Dentist Institute.

The Doctor Said 'Oh My God I Had No Idea' After Seeing This Scan

26 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief monologue, the presenter highlights alarming laboratory results that revealed a range of oral and systemic pathogens—including actinomycetes, streptococci, staphylococci, and an amoeba/parasite—detected through testing and a CBCT scan. The medical doctor receiving the report is shocked, underscoring how these infections can go unnoticed. The speaker emphasizes that 3D CBCT imaging shows far more detail than traditional 2D radiographs, allowing clinicians to spot hidden issues. They advise patients to assess the presence of mercury fillings and to investigate a condition referenced as “Rook announced,” suggesting further evaluation for related health risks.

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That's why it looked like that. And look at the pathogens that coming out of the test. You have actinomycetes, you have strep, you have staph, you have amoeba CBC, which is parasite. You have all of this bacteria that you should not have this elevated, this high in your mouth, in your body anywhere. When we send this report back to the medical doctor, they all freak out and say, oh my God, I didn't know my patient had this in the body. The CBCT, you can see much more than a 2D. If you have mercury fillings, Make sure that you evaluate it. If you have Rook announced, make sure you check for it.