In this article, I want to refer to the thoughts and why I wrote my second book, “The secret language of teeth. How how our physical and psychological health is mapped out in our teeth.” 

My second book arose out of my therapeutic experience with all my patient-clients. 

I began delving into healing through my training in trauma management and my healing journey. I began to strongly feel the need to talk about the stages of human psychosocial development and the traumas created during childhood. 

Thus, I examine and connect our experiences and feelings during teeth eruption at certain ages. Something that I want to be evident through my book on the “Secret Language of teeth” is something that I also write in the description of it: 

“Each tooth has its symbolic meaning. Examining the teeth through the stages of the psycho-emotional development of the individual during the fetal life of childhood and adolescence as well as adulthood, we get a lot of information about their secret language and how they express themselves as a dynamic micro-system of the body.” 

Our teeth act as remote warehouses and have much-stored information from our life and development, relationships, experiences, and family status. 

Thus, when we study their behaviour patterns and pathologies, we are essentially investigating our position within the systems of our relationships and the interpretations we give to the events of our lives from this position. 

There may not be any connection in our minds. Still, in practice, the psycho-emotional dimension of our oral cavity proves something essential: Any imbalance that affects our mental and physical health is reflected as a resounding message in our teeth and gums. 

Thus, our mouth becomes a crystal clear mirror of our inner world and every interpretation we have given of how things and relationships in life are. From there, what we have to do to change the flow of events is to decipher the message, understand the dimension and how we have understood the circumstances and traumas of the past, and change the narrative we have about them. 

By changing the narrative, we change our interpretation. Thus, we can recreate the course of our lives. Through this, we also play the history of our teeth. 

By completing this book, you will understand how the condition of your teeth and gums is connected to possible traumas imprinted on the body from the first years of your life. Thus, you can holistically perceive the causes leading to the potential symptoms you are experiencing. 

Through the holistic treatment of each symptom, you will be able to free yourself from the diseases you face in your oral cavity and understand the reasons that led you there.