Detecting Cancer Or Preventing It Which Is Your Choice
Comprehensive Safety for Early Risk Detection and Prevention
We serve the public under the understanding that breast cancer does not originate in the breast, but rather results from dysfunctions within the body, such as gut issues and dental problems beneath the gum line that often go unnoticed by clients and their dentists.
These sources of bodily inflammation can influence breast health, leading to masses, cysts, and increased cancer risk. Consequently, many women opt to include imaging of the abdomen, back, and face during their initial breast screening to address the underlying cause of inflammation rather than merely the symptom of cancer. Imaging these areas facilitates early detection and prevention by uncovering potential sources of inflammation that may contribute to chronic conditions and symptoms.
Regular imaging of the abdomen, back, and face every three to five years is especially crucial for identifying slow-growing infections in the teeth and jaw that can affect the overall health of many Americans. Even though these infections typically remain undetected and asymptomatic, we empower individuals to discover them and access dental resources for accurate diagnosis and treatment, ultimately adding years to their lives and enhancing the quality of those years.