RDH Connie Bislev

19/04/2026

At the upcoming event, I will be sharing a different perspective on oral health.
A perspective that connects the mouth with the body — and makes prevention easier to understand.
I will bring:
• Limited Charity edition children’s books
• Simple tools for awareness
• Educational material to support understanding
Because prevention should not be complicated.
It should be clear, practical, and accessible — for both children and adults.














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#πρόληψη

15/04/2026

Oral health does not begin when problems appear.
It begins much earlier.
In children, the mouth reflects growth, development, nutrition, habits, and overall health.
The way a child breathes, eats, and develops can influence how the mouth forms and functions over time.
This is why prevention is not only about cleaning teeth.
It is about understanding the connection between the mouth and the body from an early stage.
This perspective is at the core of oral-systemic health.

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03/04/2026

Tooth sensitivity is often explained as worn enamel.
But that is only part of the picture.
The surface of the teeth is constantly influenced by the surrounding environment — including saliva, pH balance, mineral availability, and the oral microbiome.
When this balance is disrupted, the enamel becomes more vulnerable, and sensitivity can increase.
This is not only a structural issue.
It is also a biological one.
Understanding sensitivity in this way shifts the focus from simply treating symptoms to supporting balance.
This is part of oral-systemic health.

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14/03/2026

Mouth -Body Connection
In nature, systems constantly adapt.
Water finds a path between stones.
Microorganisms do the same.
The mouth is home to a complex microbial ecosystem where bacteria organize into communities known as biofilm.
These communities are not inherently harmful. In fact, many play a role in maintaining balance and protecting oral tissues.
Problems usually arise when this balance is disrupted.
Understanding the mouth as a living ecosystem shifts the focus from simply removing bacteria to supporting a healthy microbial balance.
This is a key principle in preventive and biological dentistry.

25/02/2025

Oral Health for Total Health
www.holisticdentalhygienist.com

🦷 Your Oral Health Affects Your Whole Body! 🦷- How?

Here are the 5 most important oral-systemic links it is good to know about:

✅ Heart Disease – Gum disease (periodontitis) has been linked to heart disease. The bacteria from infected gums can enter your bloodstream, leading to inflammation that increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

✅ Diabetes – If you have diabetes, you’re more likely to have gum disease, and vice versa. Periodontitis can make it harder to control blood sugar, worsening diabetes symptoms.

✅ Respiratory Diseases – Harmful oral bacteria can be inhaled into the lungs, potentially contributing to pneumonia and chronic respiratory conditions.

✅ Pregnancy Complications – Poor oral health has been linked to preterm birth and low birth weight. Pregnant women with gum disease have a higher risk of complications.

✅ Alzheimer’s & Brain Health – Research suggests that bacteria from gum disease can travel to the brain, increasing the risk of cognitive decline and Alzheimer’s disease.

🔬 The Periodontitis-Body Connection: Periodontitis isn’t just about bleeding gums—it’s a chronic inflammatory condition that can contribute to serious health problems throughout the body. Regular dental check-ups, good oral hygiene, and professional cleanings can help reduce these risks!

✨ Take care of your mouth—it’s the gateway to your overall health! Book your check-up today! ✨

21/02/2025

What is a Tongue Tie & Why Myofunctional Therapy Matters! 👅✨

A tongue tie (also called ankyloglossia) is when the thin band of tissue under the tongue (lingual frenulum) is too short or tight, restricting tongue movement. This can affect speech, swallowing, breathing, and even jaw development!

Many people got a lingual frenulum cut, when they were babies (frenectomy is a procedure to release the tongue tie), but mostly they didn't have any therapy done after the release, which most probably made that the tissue grew together again, in a way that the tongue again got restricted.

Did you know that myofunctional therapy before and after the frenulum cut is as important as the cut itself?

Myofunctional Therapy:

✅ Before the release: The therapy helps strengthen and prepare the tongue for better movement, ensuring the best possible results.

✅ After the release: Exercises help retrain the tongue, prevent reattachment, and promote proper function for speaking, eating, and breathing.

Think of it like physical therapy for your tongue! 💪 A well-prepared tongue leads to a smoother recovery and long-term benefits.

16/02/2025

🦷 Did you know?
Your mouth is a window to your overall health!

Gum disease has been linked to heart problems, diabetes, and even brain fog. Taking care of your teeth means taking care of your whole body! 💙

Follow me for information and tips for a healthy mouth and body.

10/05/2024

Your feelings aren't a choice
BUT
Your behavior and your thoughts
are always a choice!

Get the best out of it!

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11/04/2024

Within half an hour
Within a second
The world changes
Every day
Every season
Every year

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30/03/2024

08/02/2024

It's a new day. Make your choice.
From the moment you open your eyes, you can choose to think positive or negative thoughts.

What's your choice?

♥️

02/02/2024

Look at the horizon and see how small we are.
Maybe your problems seem to be big, but as a small brick in the whole puzzle
- it all fits in where it is supposed to be.

Have a great day.

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