Drilling for Profit Book Review: Diet, Teeth & Dental Health

A MUST read book review:

Drilling for Profit: The Dietary Truth Behind Dental Disease

By: Unbekoming
Copyright © 2026 Unbekoming

This book can save not only yours and your children’s teeth, jaw and gums, but your and your children’s lives and general health.

Unbekoming is the most daring truth teller and this book is no exception. If you want to be able to distinguish between the ‘business’ of dentistry and orthodontists for profit, and what is actually needed to grow healthy jaw and have healthy teeth for life: Read this book. Link bellow.

Unbekoming provides a huge amount of citations, resources and research proofs at the end of each chapter and within the text. He has left no stone unturned and no question unanswered.

Teeth and jaws and gums are a visible window into the body’s metabolic state.

Dentisty rewards disease rather than prevention and acts as toxic bandage and surgery that does not stop the body from creating the issue.

At the end of each chapter, you will learn how to use a biological dentists to your advantage. You will also learn the kind of food and lifestyle that supports optimal dental health which is what support the whole body’s health.

Our ancestors did not have dentists, floss, tooth brushes, tooth paste and all the other numerous tools we have today. They had not dentists either. They did not need those. They had no cavities and did not lose their teeth with age. They did not have gum disease and the mouth had enough room for all the teeth.

This book tells you why and how to achieve such a healthy mouth.

Here are some of the books’ outstanding points:

Dentistry enforces conformity and punishes dissent. Dentists are therefore followers of a system that is in essence wrong; it provides cosmetic solutions without addressing the cause and without curing or preventing anything.

The structural separation of dentistry from medicine prevents the mouth-body connections. Real healing of cavities and prevention of tooth decay and jaw limitations is not taught or encouraged. Dental schools know of the findings of Dr. Weston Price and others, but avoid teaching any of it. Healthy mouths don’t bring profit.

“The Alaskan Eskimos that Dr. Price examined in their traditional state had never seen a dentist, and they had no need for one. In the lower Kuskokwim River region, Price studied seventy-two individuals eating exclusively native foods — salmon (fresh and dried), seal oil, caribou, fish eggs, kelp, berries, and organ meats. Of their 2,138 teeth, only two had ever been attacked by decay: a rate of 0.09 percent.”

These people didn’t need dentists because they didn’t get the disease that dentists treat.

Jaw: “The Eskimos on traditional diets had uniformly broad dental arches, wide faces, and strong jaw development. Price was told that an average adult Eskimo man could carry one hundred pounds in each hand and one hundred pounds clenched in his teeth for a considerable distance.”

Masai, living on milk, blood, and meat, showed dental caries in only 0.4 percent of 2,516 teeth examined.

No Cassie child ever needed braces.

The book is full of proofs from specific societies, and families, showing how modern food destroys our jaws and teeth. The same dietary shift produced the same structural collapse, regardless of race, climate, or geography.

Changes in healthy arches and jaws appeared within one generation of consuming modern food (Including organic so called healthy foods.)

“Genetics cannot explain a deformity that appears in one generation across every race on earth. Diet can.

“Dental disease tracks dietary change, not bacterial exposure or dental care access.”

The understanding that it is not the tooth, or the sugar that touches it, but a process that is internal to the body is a paradigm shift you won’t come back from.

“The sugar in your bloodstream matters more than the sugar on your teeth.”

Yes, in his wisdom and clarity, Unbekoming does not dismiss facts as he says, “The acidogenic theory — bacteria eat sugar on teeth, produce acid, acid dissolves enamel — is not so much wrong as radically incomplete. It describes a surface phenomenon while ignoring the systemic process that determines whether the tooth can defend itself.”

Dr. Price documented that modern food is the cause of facial and jaw deformities.

Many of you take your toddlers to expert pediatric orthodontists who tell you that the jaw isn’t developing correctly. This book will tell you how to feed your child for a healthy jaw with room for all the teeth and how to raise a child free of cavities.

The book provides evidence that jaw formation is primarily environmental, not genetic.

Dentisty uses mechanical intervention — drilling cavities, extracting teeth, wiring jaws — while the dietary proven and documented cause is not addressed.

In Drilling for Profit you will learn how our teeth are not “under attack from bacteria. They are starving for the diet they were built to receive.”

Even all the endless cleaning and dental appointments are within the wrong model of a war against bacteria and rotting processes for a condition that did not exist when people ate real food.

“Ancient skulls from every inhabited continent show teeth firmly rooted in dense bone with no sign of gum recession or periodontal destruction.”

Its not about oral hygiene, but about diet. Our ancestors didn’t brush and had no hygienists or dentists. Yet they didn’t suffer from malformation, gum recession and rotten teeth.

The book covers every detail of dental care and issues. From toxic dental substances to poisonous fluoride, root canal, and other material used in this dark ages dentistry.

On Babies and Children:

I cannot review every subject of the book, but since my domain is parenting, I want to stress that every parent should read this book. Today’s feeding guidance is, with best of intentions, very harmful to health and teeth; yes, even when all home made and organic. Don’t think, “No, that’s not my family, we eat well.” Maybe you are and maybe what you believe is best harms your toddler’s and child teeth and facial development.

The book has a whole chapter on children, not scaring you, but the opposite, giving you relief from anxiety, and confidence to feed your baby and child in such a way that no dentist or orthodontist is needed.

It even cover the connection of dental substances that impacts you child’s whole health, including serious ailments that vanish with the removal of these substances from the mouth. The emotional trauma of early age dental care is another subject Unbekoming does not skip.

You will learn to keep your child’s mouth healthy, shut (nose breath), with plenty of space and free of cavities. For parents this book is a must read alongside my book Listen to Your Baby which also has a chapter on health and diet that fits the research in this book.

“The diet that prevents dental disease is the diet that prevents degenerative disease generally.”

In other words, unhealthy teeth means one is not healthy. Teeth aren’t something we wear externally. Teeth that remineralise, gums that don’t bleed, jaws that develop to their full genetic potential — these are not dental achievements. They are symptoms of a body receiving what it needs.

“A wise farmer always examines an animal’s mouth before buying it. He knows that the condition of the mouth reflects the health of the entire body.”

Unbekoming provides plenty of real life anecdotes and children and adults with debilitating conditions that promptly vanish when toxins are removed from the mouth. And, he tells you what to do instead.

“…same nutritional foundation that maintains living bone in the mouth maintains living bone, living tissue, and living function throughout the body. The teeth are not a special case. They are the visible case.”

Here is the table of content of the book and bellow it the link to buy the download:

Chapter 1: The Evidence in Every Mouth …………………………………………. 8

Chapter 2: How Cavities Actually Form ………………………………………….. 19

Chapter 3: When Gums Break Down ……………………………………………… 29

Chapter 4: Jaws, Breathing, and the Shape of Your Face …………………. 38

Chapter 5: Fluoride ……………………………………………………………………… 47

Chapter 6: The Mercury in Your Mouth ………………………………………….. 56

Chapter 7: The Dead Tooth …………………………………………………………… 65

Chapter 8: The Business of Broken Teeth ……………………………………….. 74

Chapter 9: What They Do to Children ……………………………………………. 82

Chapter 10: Your Next Dental Visit ………………………………………………… 91

Chapter 11: The Food That Saves Your Teeth …………………………………. 101