This is a YouTube video titled "Is Your Oral Care Harming Your Health? Discover Oral Interference" containing a discussion between two speakers about the benefits of breastfeeding for infant jaw development, oral microbiome transfer, and its relation to biological dentistry. The conversation emphasizes the importance of breastfeeding for proper orthodontic growth and maternal health preparation.
You talk about the importance of breastfeeding in infants and how this completes the growth of the jaw, the teeth and the natural inoculation of bacteria. And what does this mean? How does it relate to this biological dentistry?
All the moms out there, if you can breastfeed is amazing. It's the best for your baby because you transfer the complete microbiome through breast milk. But also sucking on the breast needs a lot of strength and it will pull the jaw, the lower jaw forward. It's actually the first orthodontic treatment. And at the same time, you have to nose breathe, which opens up the palate, so it's a complete growth. So it's really training the whole mid phase to grow. And this is the initial orthodontic treatment. So at least 18 months would be perfect. But ideally you prepare for pregnancy, let's say at least 6 months to 12 months in advance to get your body clean and healthy. Because there's also studies showing that if you're not healthy, that breast milk becomes something very toxic.
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