Colloidal Silver should be very helpful. I assume you are on a low Sugar and low carb type of diet. The terrain of your body affects your teeth and gum health tremendously as you probably are aware of. High stress can also cause these type of infections to increase. You are doing all the right stuff from what I can see. A zapper might be a helpful device to have as it can help kill blood born infections which helps the teeth as well.

Use CS/IS like a mouthwash, it helped myself and the wife with infections!

Take 800 mgs of CoQ-10 per day.
Put a teaspoon of organic hawthorne berry powder in a cup of tea and drink 2-3 times daily.
Swish your mouth with hydrogen peroxide 2-3 times daily.
Put a few drops of food grade h202 in water and drink 2-3 times daily.

Gums go first and then the heart.
Gums and heart need the same kind of nutrients.
Eat heart healthy and it will help your gums.
Be sure you are getting plenty of Iodine.

Hi BB,

I am sorry to hear of your gum problem(s).

As "grist for your mill," you might like to try the following: Rinse your mouth as often as possible/practicable with sodium ascorbate. You can make your own by mixing one part of sodium bicarbonate with two parts of ascorbic acid.

Additionally, I would recommend you ingest a Bowel Tolerance dose of ascorbic acid several times a day.

You might find these three quotes of interest:

"Administration of vitamin C to children with significant gum disease clearly improves the condition." -- Dr. Thomas Levy, MD, PRIMAL PANACEA, page 176.

"There are more than ten thousand scientific papers that make it quite clear that there is not one body process (such as what goes on inside cells or tissues) and not one disease or syndrome (from the common cold to leprosy) that is not influenced - directly or indirectly - by vitamin C." -- Dr. Emanuel Cheraskin, M.D., Dr. Marshall Ringsdorf, D.M.D., and Dr. Emily Sisley, THE VITAMIN C CONNECTION.

“I have never seen a patient that Vitamin C would not benefit.” -- Dr. Frederick Klenner, M.D.

I wish you BEST success, BB, in your search for better health!

Sincerely,

David

Here's the follow up post for all the paranoid google searchers who don't want to be left hanging

9 weeks ago I had a mouth full of 4s and 5s, couple 3s couple 2s. Bone loss in the canines and first molars. Lots of bleeding on probing, scary threats from the dentist. etc.

My appointment today which is 2 months later, I've done
6 weeks of oil pulling twice a day 20 min each
4 weeks of xylitol use 5 times a day
3 weeks of dilute hypochlorite pocket irigation evry other day
1 week of calcium/zinc mouthwash & 1/day carpule use from CTI
Flossed after every meal, brushed half hour later, water pick before bed everyday. So I averaged 3 brushings a day, 2 flossings, and 1-2 water pick cleansings.

Periodontist read all 3s and some 4s. More 3s than 4s, and some 2s in there. Very little bleeding on probing. Perio said it appears at this moment the disease has been arrested. But she diagnosed me with having had ANUG or acute necrotizing ulcerative gingivtis, not just perio disease.

My take - disease is still there hiding in some pockets, I can feel it, and the tissue around my canines is very tender and bleeds if I use the waterpick on it. I can also feel disease activity in some of my gums (because of the aggressive nature of this bacteria). But anyway so far this is great news. Still have some time ahead of me to figure out where things will go from here but if this is working for something like ANUG then it should definitely treat any ordinary gum disease

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