Michel Montaud

Montaud puts this directly in the book as a question: "What if our teeth are a mirror of who we really are?" He bases this on his own, as he puts it, "35 years of clinical experimentation and therapeutic results."

This is the author's central thesis and interpretation of his own practice — not an independently verified medical conclusion. See the Editorial principle above and Science and Evidence.

According to the author, the formation of the dentition is related, among other things, to: chronic rhinitis and ear infections, eczema, allergies, asthma, spinal problems, and sleep disorders. The book supports these claims with its own case studies and photographs.

These are the author's claims, not a list of independently verified indications. We did not find independent clinical verification of these specific connections in this research — readers should weigh this information for themselves, or with their treating physician.

Part of the book is the author's personal story — in his own words, the treatment of his own son without extractions or surgery, which he presents as an example of the approach described in the book.

This, too, is the author's narrative and interpretation of his own practice, not independent clinical evidence or a recommendation from this website. The purpose of this section is to give readers the ability to decide based on complete information, not to steer them toward anything.