I need to purchase a frequency generator and am hoping someone has some experience with both the F-165 Atelier Robin freq gen... and the new Spooky2 Generator X. Price not withstanding, which one is the better unit and why? I have issues with the old XM style, things like it zapping the heck out of you if you hit the stop button while connected, etc. I know the Robin gen’s are top notich, but any real differences in everyday use? Btw yes, I know the Spooky software is great. Any feedback appreciated.   [End]
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The peroxide amount is extremely tiny, it isn’t noticeable at all but it does help the remineralization ingredients to attach to enamel according to my observations and experience and research. TEEF might clean your teeth even better than what you tried and for me strengthens enamel to the extent that plaque seems to not form for a long time.   [End]
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Thanks, ya it is a very mild peroxide. At the concentration I use (tetracalcium phosphate peroxide is 6% and the peroxide itself is only 10% of that so 0.6%) there is no peroxide effects at all (no fizzing or bubbling or anyhting) and all you notice is it literally sticks to your teeth and becomes enamel   [End]
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Some interesting ideas you have. Thanks for sharing. Surely peroxide in large doses can have some negative effects? How toxic is it? After all I would not want to drink a bottle of hydrogen peroxide. I found the following quite interesting and after testing, it did clean my teeth very well. I did have the two (three inc water) ingredients and therefore it was easy for me to try. Spontaneous detachment of Streptococcus mutans biofilm by synergistic effect between zwitterion and sugar alcohol https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-08558-x   [End]
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If you look into it, tetracalcium phosphate is a powerfull remineralizing agent since it can attach to the tooth and convert into hydroxyapatite. However I have found an even more powerful remineralizer called tetracalcium phosphate peroxide. From my research peroxides are what are in low concentration in saliva and is how the body remineralizes. I peroxidized my tetracalcium phosphate powder I made and wow it remineralizes much better like I had hoped. The peroxide on the molecule supercharges its ability to stick to teeth it seems. To try it yourself you can check out my teeth pow ...
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Cool! I do believe that our body can do miracles, if we can just give it the time. I’ve started researching about Liver Flushing this weekend, will also look into Water Fasting when I’ll get the time as well!   [End]
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I gave many suggestions in the last email. BUT! If I would have to choose just one single thing to do to allow my gums to heal naturally, I would have chosen either Liver flushing or water fasting ! The problem is with digestion, with liver, with intestines, and those 2 therapies , along with everyday diet ... can do miracles . WS   [End]
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Wow!!! Thanks so much for the reply, White Shark! I’ll admit I’m a little bit star-struck that you actually responded to my post! ;) I had been suspecting a link between receding gums and intestines for a while now, but reading your posts was what really got me thinking that I wasn’t crazy to believe that!!! I was really stressed when I wrote my last post, but fortunately my dental visit went much better than expected (the dentist said that the recession wasn’t serious enough to warrant any surgery yet) but I still plan to keep going and to hopefully stop this recession for good! I do ...
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The underlying causes of dry mouth and receding gums could be : - food intolerance or food allergies ; - increased intestinal permeability also called leaky gut ; - chronic dysbiosis ; - poor liver function ; What could help you with those problems is: - Elimination-Rotation Diet ; - Blood Type Diet ; - Liver Flushing ; - coffee enema ; - Water Fasting ; - EFT ; - Fecal Transplant ; - regular physical activity ; etc Read also:   [End]
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What do people do about dry mouth and gum recession?   [End]
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When you oil pull, do you rinse afterwards or can I just go to sleep? Should I irrigate with salt water afterwards. Do I irrigate before or after oil pulling?   [End]
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But have you actually used it? Or just read about it.   [End]
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It is addressing the result, but not the main underlying causes of the receding gums !!! It might help in mild cases, but what you really want is to eliminate the underlying causes. WS   [End]
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The underlying causes of receding gums could be : - food intolerance or food allergies ; - increased intestinal permeability also called leaky gut ; - chronic dysbiosis ; - poor liver function ; What could help you with those problems is: - Elimination-Rotation Diet (which you are already doing to a degree); - Blood Type Diet ; - Liver Flushing ; - coffee enema ; - Water Fasting ; - EFT ; - Fecal Transplant ; - regular physical activity ; etc Read also: https://www.curezone.org/forums/s2.asp?f=909&c=14&ob=v Regular physical activity is the best way to reduce ...
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Hello to all, I am new to posting on this site, but have been reading it for several months already. It is very hard for me to write this and share my story as I am super anxious about my gums, but here goes: I have been suffering from gum recession since I was 19. At the time, I simply assumed that I was brushing too hard and went to check my brushing technique, which was fine. I was also using a soft bristle toothbrush. However, as time went on, the gum recession kept worsening. I am now 26 and last month, I noticed that the root on one of my front teeth is ever so slightly exposed. I ...
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Okay not really but it sure does seems like it sometimes. I can’t help but let my mind wander lately. I read somewhere on here that parasites control or influence what we eat and drink. Could this be what evil looks like in it’s physical form? All this time the choice between good and evil was driven by a parasite? I don’t know if I buy all of that. I will say that I did have a horrible drinking problem for many years and as I spiraled furthur down the rabbit hole I found myself repeatedly making the same horrible choice to drink and often thought it felt like part of my brain had been hij ...
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The link between all of these is the kidneys, and depleted prenatal Jing in Chinese medicine.   [End]
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That sounds like me. I have adrenal and cavity problems, due to sleeping with my mouth open! I do butekyo and use lip seal tape over my mouth.   [End]
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Update: I ended up just eating the oil as a part of my regular diet and not rubbing it on the teeth. Just wanted to update, this has nothing to do with gum regrowth.   [End]
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Hello. I am the same author of the last two posts. I wanted to put a warning up here for vegans/vegetarians. Notice I eat limited meat, but it you are vegan or vegetarian. You make lack complete proteins. To get those you have to combine things like beans with whole grains to get a complete protein, whereas animal products like dairy and meat contain complete proteins. Complete proteins are what stop gums from receding as well. So the small amount of meat I listed here may not be enough if you are deficient in complete protein. Those persons need to eat complete proteins, that will ...
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Oh, I forgot to mention not to forget the olive oil and rub some on your gums! Good luck!   [End]
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Hello, I know there will be someone eventually searching for this thread who want to know how they can heal their receding gums. I have successfully done this, it is possible! Like any problem, an open sore for example, the body has mechanisms to heal itself. But these come from the inside out. I used a very abrasive ”natural” toothpaste containing glycerine that eroded my gums a little. After searching the advice of someone on here, I stopped all toothpaste and cleaned my teeth with a paper towel and this was a big help. But here is the secret: I eat a super whole foods diet f ...
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Metronidazole is an antifungal med, it’s good...take probiorics throufhout.. MOM is alkaline helps kill the candida, look up alkaline diet, and how to treat toenail fungus, on pinterest, you should avoid all sugar, starch during killing, and toxins let off as yeast die will make u feel worse for 3 days or so then major improvement, don’t give up. Also check nose for round bumps or do ears hurt? Cream is needed for any skin scaly areas bumps or roseacea type areas...treat for jock itch and anak area as skin infected when toileting..   [End]
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Great news, Bluespring.   [End]
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I saw a Hygienist today, first time for this one and she was friendly, so that is a good start. She commented 3 times that there was no plaque so well done and keep doing what you are doing. She also said there was very little Tartar, just tiny deposits on the inside of the bottom front teeth. No bleeding on probing the gums, gums tight to the teeth so I can only assume the oil pulling since September has helped my oral health and that my homemade toothpaste is not doing my teeth any harm.   [End]
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Is using 3% Hydrogen Peroxide as a mouthwash twice a day after flossing and brushing safe for the gums and teeth? I ask because of posts such as this one from a Google search on the question. ”research shows that it (Hydrogen Peroxide) can penetrate the tooth enamel and dentin and reach the very inner tooth chamber called dental pulp. Hydrogen peroxide has low molecular weight and the ability to destroy proteins, which facilitate diffusion through enamel and dentin. The dental pulp is where the blood vessels and nerves of each tooth reside, which makes this area particularly sensitiv ...
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I had root canal treatment on 2 Molars about 12 years ago, had one of those extracted last year and will leave the gap there for as long as I can chew on the other side of my mouth. I do not really want any foreign body put back in my mouth like a metal screw in the jawbone for the implant. If in future I develop an abscess and am told I need root canal treatment on another tooth, what alternative is there besides having the tooth extracted? My teeth look OK now but I was told I had been brushing too often and incorrectly receding my gums in 2008. I do oil pull twice a day, floss, ...
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Thanks for the reply. Blunt is good. Do you mind if I ask what your dental problems were before you got things under control? I would be interested to read. I have been adding 3 drops of clove leaf essential oil to my twice daily oil pulling and throughout the day will apply Oregano oil around the tooth and gum with a Q tip. Things have improved but I realise it maybe superficial and not healing the problem. I am going to buy a slow cooker this week so that I can make my own bone broth which I have heard good things about. I did find a couple of Holistic dentists, they are ...
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It seems over your side of the pond that you are more aware of dental issues and alternative ways of treating oral problems. I think what you mean to say is alternative ways to keep from having problems. Once they become problems it is best seek out a holistic dentist. to take care of the problem. You have the problem of odor coming from the gum around one of your teeth. That is your teeths way of communicating to you that you already have a problem. Probably an infection below the gum line. I doubt very much if oil pulling will take care of an already existing problem. You mig ...
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Thanks again for the help. It seems over your side of the pond that you are more aware of dental issues and alternative ways of treating oral problems. It is difficult to find a Dentist here as there are waiting lists so when I finally get a call saying there is a free space I jump at the chance and hope they are friendly and competent. My current Dentist that I have seen only twice is not friendly and is always trying to push expensive treatments on me which I cannot afford. I am happy to pay for a Hygienist every 3 months but the one working at this practice did the worst job ...
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Thank-you for the detailed reply and the link on how to use the oral irrigator correctly. You are most welcome. That is what it is all about, trying to help each other out with health issues to avoid the many souless people who try to take advantage of us with dangerous products and surgeries. That isn’t to say there are some well meaning people in the health field, but you get the point. Like everything else, there are ”good and bad”. I used to see a Hygienist regularly but she never did measure the pockets. Periodontal probing determines how severe your disease is. A ...
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Thanks for the reply. My diet is far from perfect but has improved significantly since last September. I never did drink caffeine as I was always preferred cold squash drink (not fizzy) but now just drink bottled water and 1 green tea a day 9through a straw). I do cook from scratch and eat lots of vegetable which I never used to eat. I am in general good health and on no medication, most of the gum recession is due to brushing too hard for many, many years but at age 50 some maybe because of age too. I do like to brush my teeth twice a day but I try to be careful around the gums.
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Thank-you for the detailed reply and the link on how to use the oral irrigator correctly. Mine is different to the one in the video, it is more portable and has a small water reservoir attached to the handle. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hangsun-Water-Flosser-HOC400-Oral-Irrigator-Professional-Dental-Care-Rechargeabl/311764514431 I used to see a Hygienist regularly but she never did measure the pockets. I can see the roots on my back teeth where I used to brush particularly hard. My gums are not inflamed and do not bleed, they look healthy now except around one problem Molar. I ...
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Bluespring, my personal belief is that you are betting on a wrong horse! Actually, totally wrong horse! Our gums are just a reflection of everything that is going on inside our body and everything that is going on with our general health. You can brush your teeth with electric or manual all day long, unless you take care of your general health, you will eventually lose your gums! In other words, tooth brushing will not help your gums, manual or electric , it may actually only cause more harm. To improve your general health, here are a few guidelines: - eliminate from y ...
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I posted this a few years ago after watching a video of Dr. Thomas Levy giving a talk at a cancer meeting. I can no longer find it, so I found the same information by another dentist complete with instructions on how to proceed. I would offer a few changes that would be better. How do I know they are better?, because I do this routine regularly. After I read about it, I started doing it. When I use to get my teeth cleaned, the last thing the hygentist would do would be to measure the gap between the teeth and gum. Mine would range from 2 to 6. These gaps are where food gets tr ...
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I was told in 2008 when moving to a new Dentist that I had been brushing incorrectly and too vigorously and had worn away my gums. Since then I have been using a soft bristle electric toothbrush. I do Coconut oil pull each morning, use an oral irrigator on soft mode and use homemade toothpaste. My gums do not bleed or feel sore but I am concerned that the oscillating motion of the toothbrush is not allowing my gums to regrow. Would I be better off using the same electric toothbrush but use it manually without the oscillating action?   [End]
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Hmm, I read a lot on the internet and it seems that maaany people use OP to fight their gingivitis. OP is even listed as one of the best methods to fight gum inflammation! I’ve been to many dentists.. About five periodontists, my inflammation lasts over a year... That’s why I’m looking for natural cures - doctors can’t find the cause.   [End]
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Hey there. It is not advisable to continue oil pulling if you have inflammation. The oil might further infect your gums, it would be better if you see your dentist first, treat the gum problem and proceed if you still want to, with the oil pulling. It does not work for everyone though.   [End]
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Yup, but I’d like to avoid further progress of my inflammation...   [End]
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I have oil pulled every day for years. I would do it daily until your next dental visit so they can tell you if your gums are better or not. Oregano oil is very helpful for gum disease.   [End]
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Hello everyone. I’m having gum disease for over a year and I’m starting to look for natural remedies, as doctors give no solution to the problem... I’d like to try oil pulling (sesame oil + 2 drops of oregano oil), but I have a question: How long should I test whether oil pulling is working or not? I tried oil pulling 1-2 times with coconut oil during my gum disease, but it made my inflammation a bit worse*. Now I’d like to try with sesame and oregano oil. *before oil pulling the redness was only in between the teeth, after oil pulling it appeared also below the down teeth Gre ...
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Thanks for the information.   [End]
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You must go and consult with a periodontist.   [End]
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Go with the best treatment.   [End]
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Unfortunately, mine kept getting infected. I delayed the pullings as long as possible, trying to get them to regrow with EFT’s help. I had no luck. One of my EFT failures. But the stroke apparently killed some of the nerves that would have been necessary for that, and I wasn’t aware at the time, so I had to get them pulled. :( Glad you had a better outcome. :)   [End]
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- if the tooth gets pulled as mine did, I’d need a whole new tooth seed to get it replaced. Exactly! That is the very reason why I refused to allow them to pull mine even though it was cracked, decaying, and one root had a root canal.   [End]
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Ahh, I see. It’s pretty unusual for sure that a part of the roots survived, isn’t it? But that’s great for you! It seems mine don’t survive, if one part goes down, the whole rest of the roots do too. :( And of course, if the tooth gets pulled as mine did, I’d need a whole new tooth seed to get it replaced. But thanks for explaining. :)   [End]
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- jump started the tooth seed OK, a re-statement is needed. It is not a new tooth that has grown, it is actually the good parts of the old bad tooth that has grown. This molar had 3 roots and 2 of the roots survived and after a period of time, they produced new growth on top of the old roots.   [End]
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Ah, ok. :) Thanks for that info. So if there wasn’t an original tooth there, maybe the stuff you were using might have jump started the tooth seed that never developed perhaps?   [End]
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Tooth regrowth along with bone regrowth and many other regrowth functions is dependent on hormones and electric fields. I took pregnenalone and DHEA during that time, along with minerals and occasional zapping of the area. Those are the main precursors of almost every hormone made in the body. Also, Melatonin is beneficial. Also took certain other things associated with general health, such as Milk Thistle, NAC, ALA, and full flush Niacin. One article that you might want to read is http://zapperdave.blogspot.com/2014/06/metabolic-metabolism-metabolize-and.html   [End]
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Hey parazapper, just wanted to say sorry if I’m causing you unnecessary heat. :( I suspect the poster mean when was the original tooth extracted. I’m all for growing new teeth, definitely, since oil pulling ruined several of my back bottom molars. Do you think it was a genetic fluke, or did you actually do something you think helped with that?   [End]
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The tooth was never extracted, I kept it despite their insistence to remove it. I was 49 at the time.   [End]
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How did you get it to grow back? How old were you at the time of extraction? Thanks!   [End]
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About 17 years ago, I had a dentist insist that my upper left molar be extracted. It has since regrown 60 percent of a new tooth and is one of the healthiest teeth that I have despite only being about 60 percent there.   [End]
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I suggest you talk to your dentist, most of them do panoramic x-ray to check the teeth and if he siad you need tooth extraction then go for it. You don’t need to worry about the extraction you will be more worried if you will just leave it like that. In the case of my brother he just neglected this problem and much worst happen most of his teeth were infected. Since we cannot afford to have extraction and implants in U.S and I know you already know why. We had this option having it done abroad. We were referred by this medical tourism company named PlacidWay to one of the clinic in Mexico ...
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I was experiencing receding gums and I started having bad sensitivity where the new part of the tooth was showing. What helped me was COQ10, specifically from beef heart (very bio available). I dehydrate it, grind it up and take 3 tablespoons a day. The problem was corrected rather quickly.   [End]
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This sounds interesting: http://paradevices.com/dental_repair_regrowth.html   [End]
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It is probably related to other health issues that I have too, so I get more and more symptoms in time. The bleeding itself isn’t the issue, because even when it stopped, my gums kept receding and being swollen. But, I am trying not to be discouraged and to have faith that things will get better if I keep trying, we will see. Thank you for your answer.   [End]
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I know, I will buy waterpik soon and see how it goes. Thank you again for your answer.   [End]
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I am not wrong, I never said that herb itself can heal me. I am extremely careful about my diet. Like I said already, I have a lot of other health issues, too, so I know well that my gum disease is probably related to that. I guess I should have clarified that I am extremely careful when it comes to diet and I am doing my best to heal myself on the inside, but things only seem to be getting worse. Plus, I am allergic to a lot of things. So no, I don’t eat ANY of these things that you mentioned. And I don’t take any antibiotics/medication/hormones either.   [End]
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You are wrong! Receding gums are just a projection of an internal problem. Your problem are your intestines, your liver, your digestion, your microbiota, your diet and your lifestyle! You can not stop or cure receding gums by treating the receding gums. Receding gums are not a disease to treat, it is just a symptom of a serious internal imbalance. You must start addressing your health in general, if you really want your gums to heal. Diet is the #1. No alcohol, no preservatives, no food additives, no vingear, no sugar, no taste enhancers, no industrially processed foods ...
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You should absolutely pay attention to your body regardless of what you are doing. However the fact that your gums are already bleeding indicates some infection, and bacteria present. Water by itself isn’t going to do what water mixed with H202 is going to do because it is an anti bacterial agent that will clean out the gunk that is causing the gums to bleed. My Water pik has a dial that goes from 1 to 10 for pressure. I think most do. My gums being in good shape, I use 10. You could start out on 1, then progress as needed. Another thing, Dr. Levy in the first video wh ...
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Sounds like you have scurvy (leaking capillaries, easy bleeding) from lack of vit C, take 3 grams three times a day Incharge is spot on in his recommendations. When they bleed brush harder and more often.   [End]
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Thank you for your reply. I will try these things, I am just so scared to try anything, because I am literally allergic to everything, that is one of many issues I am dealing with, I just don’t wanna make things worse, so I am worried about side effects. And as for flossing, I actually have such incredibly crowded teeth that it’s impossible to floss whenever I tried, it got stuck, no matter how thin it was. I have veneers and they cracked and created a space between so that is the only place where dental floss might fit, though I am not sure. I feel like, ever since they cracked, my gum ...
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Oh and I forgot, I should probably clarify another thing, just so there’s no misunderstanding. Like I said, my gums bleed easily. However, the bleeding did stop temporarily when I bought a softer toothbrush and I was very gentle, but though my gums didn’t bleed for a few weeks (until today), they were worse than ever- red all the time, swollen and they kept receding. So even when I got the bleeding under control, my gums kept receding and being red and swollen and it all actually spread around and got worse.   [End]
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Get a water pic and start off on the lowest setting and use it once a day. Floss twice a day. I also rinse my mouth with colloidal silver and swish it around for at least 5 minutes then swallow it. I sometimes rub my gums with raw honey. I had to have the root planing done years ago and some gum surgery in one spot. My gums are not receding anymore. They grew back. I don’t know that you can completely recover without the help of a periodontist. After all of the above I can maintain my gums as long as I have the three cleanings a year.   [End]
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I was considering buying waterpik. But like I said in previous post, I am afraid of doing anything too harsh, because even the softest toothbrush makes my gums bleed. I know waterpik isn’t a toothbrush, but the point is, I am afraid of any kind of pressure even water pressure. LET ALONE hydrogen peroxide. I may try waterpik, though. Do you think it would work if I just used it with water, at least at first? And maybe later, if I see that my gums are fine, add something else to it?   [End]
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I have, but to be honest, I think I found out more about this online than from dentist. Before I even went to dentist, I already knew what he was gonna say. So dentist didn’t really help much. I wanna get professional cleaning, too. However, my gums are so incredibly sensitive, that even slight touch makes them bleed, especially in the receding part. This morning, after brushing, I noticed that there was still a bit of food remaining above one tooth, where the gums start, so I I just gently touched the pocket area with the very tip of my nail (after throughly washing my hands, of course) a ...
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The primary goals of a good home care programs is the disruption of the bacterial colonies under the gum line, removal of any food remnants, and the reduction of the bacterial load. My favorite home care device is water pic with an antimicrobial agent such as hydrogen peroxide or a non-alcohol containing mouthwash added to the water reservoir. The pulsating stream of water directed under the gum-line is an effective way to accomplish this goal. Since many of the pathogenic bacteria are anaerobic and cannot live in the presence of a high oxygen content environment, the addition of ...
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Have you seen a dentist? I have my teeth cleaned three times a year to hold the gum disease down.   [End]
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Hello, I am new here. Please help, I am so depressed. For a few months now, I’ve had receding gums and I am very scared. My teeth are starting to look bulky and weird. I tried buying toothpastes specifically for receding gums and applying gels, however the problem only got worse and it spread all over my gums. I am desperate. I am dealing with a lot of other issues as well and I just can’t handle it anymore. Can someone please tell me any success gum regrowth stories? So far, I’ve tried fluoride toothpaste containing baking soda, myrrh and a few other herbs. However, it also has sulfat ...
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I tried gum grafting and found periodintists have different techniques. The second one I went to ended up removing my papillae - gum triangle between teeth. Now I have way bigger aesthetic issues. Be careful into yiu choose as there is no way to regrow papillae.   [End]
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Gingivitis can be caused by tartar build-up on teeth. Plaque is made of 60-70% bacteria which release harmful toxins that affect gums. It includes many other factors like smoking, poor diet, aging, lack of proper daily etc. Gingivitis can be cured by using Zinc Citrate Trihydrate toothpaste and maintaining good oral hygiene is also equally important. Read more on gingivitis treatment and prevention.   [End]
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Hi, I have had my Reverse T3 (Rt3) tested and it has come back elevated. The doctor prescribed t3 only medicine. My question is - can either (or both) hypo or hyper thyroid cause sensitive and receding gums. Obviously not everyone has the same symptoms but I was interested to know whether it could be considered a symptom or whether others have experienced this in relation to their thyroid condition. I look forward to hearing from others. Thanks   [End]
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Mr Cuddly, HOW did you stop chewing after chewing for Decades??? I am considering using OP as a primary tool to help me stop chewing tobacco. I’m really hooked now for 15 years. Any advice??? thanks!   [End]
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I think your dentist is an expert in holistic dentistry.I  had been to a holistic dental care Clinic in toronto.. I undergone root canal treatment there.Their services were just ok.At the same time they were too expensive.   [End]
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I know this post is quite old but I need some success stories! How are you doing? Did the Dr. C blend work at all? Any regrowth? Thx!!!   [End]
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Thanks for the quick reply. I will look into the material   [End]
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Look into vitamins A, D, and K2. They work synergistically to put calcium where it belongs. This is crucial for strong teeth and bones. Green Pasture’s Royal Blend (fermented cod liver oil mixed with high vitamin butter oil) removes all the tartar from my teeth. I wrote an article here that’s a little a more in depth: http://the-inchworm.weebly.com/1/post/2013/06/dental-tartar-the-cause-and-the-cure.html Recommended reading: Cure Tooth Decay by Ramiel Nagel That should get you started. Let me know if you have any questions.   [End]
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Hello everyone. Although I’ve always had good teeth/gums, I’ve been having a lot of dental health problems since I moved house: quick plaque buildup on lower teeth cavities appearing on molars receding gum irritated gum two front teeth growing apart I solved the cavities problem ( I’m referring to them as cavities but they weren’t more that small brown spots ) by not dipping my toothbrush into the tap water when brushing, and I believe that the receding gum was caused by mouth-wash which I used in an attempt to stem the buildup of plaque ( after I stopped using the mouth-wash an ...
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Damn spam!   [End]
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try h202! it helped me alot   [End]
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The niacinimide is the non flushing B3. It will be labelled as such on the bottle. It has been my experience that the degree of flushing is an indication of the degree of niacin deficiency in the body. The niacin deficiency may be a result of a high toxin load in the body. The flushing subsides as the niacin levels increase in the body. For those who are chronically toxic it may not be unusual to have to use 1500 mg a day, of niacin for a year, as I had to. It is adviseable to gradually increase the niacin levels. Dr. Max Gerson and L.Ron Hubbard in their detox protocols use high am ...
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Hi pickle77, It does get better after a while, remember that you are pulling out a lot of histamines and prostaglandins that your body has accumulated for years. I started out with 500 mg. Also, I noticed that after a while, instead of chills the niacin was giving me exhilaration and pleasurable feelings. I have never tried it, but I do not know of any reason that it could not be mixed in a drink or something. Hmmmm, what an idea! Niacin smoothie cocktail!   [End]
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I too am glad I discovered the benefits of full-flush niacin. I wouldn’t want to take the no-flush kind, I like the burn. :-) Actually it is much milder these days; it seems the intensity of the flush is due to the release of homocysteine, and if your homocysteine levels are down, the flush lessens. I’m sure the zapper is of benefit, however it works. Here’s something more on bacteria and dental disease from Ramiel Nagel’s site: http://www.curetoothdecay.com/cavities/medieval_theory_cavities.htm   [End]
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Dear Parazapper, Just used for the first time 250mg. of full flush niacin, not on an empty stomach. I had 3 1/2 hours of redness andn itching-burning--with the last 1 1/2 hour of chills. Also stomach is queasy. Any suggestions? I can’t do this every day. Does it get better? Should I start out slower? Lower the dosage? I read the article you suggested, and really want to do this. Can I open the capsule and mix with anything to make it more gradual? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Pickle   [End]
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I got mine at Swansons. It’s 500 mg. $6.99 for 250 caps. It’s 35 minutes later, and I still am itchy and red and tingly.   [End]
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I am not certain about what full flush niacin is, can someone tell me what that means or maybe direct me to where to get it? thanx you all!   [End]
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As per your suggestion, I just got my niacin today. I just took 500 mg. and was waiting for the flush. Well, it’s here. I’m a ten year veteran of hot flashes, and this is definately different. How long should this last? How do I know if I took too much? Thanks much.   [End]
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While there can be and are multiple causes for tooth decay, certain bacteria and other microbes definitely contribute to and cause tooth decay as well as certain gum problems. I am definitely glad that you use full flush niacin, you will live longer and stay healthier.   [End]
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At that page, I liked the info about niacin, which I take myself daily, but, re the zapper: ”Since the zapper kills germs and germs cause tooth decay, give this some consideration.” Do germs cause tooth decay? Or is it an inflammatory response? Here is a good article on this: http://www.sorrentinodental.com/systemic_theory_of_dental_caries.pdf Short version: http://www.sorrentinodental.com/Blog.html?entry=the-inflammatory-model-of-tooth   [End]
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A months supply of Ubiquinol ( 100 mg ) only costs about $11 from Swansons Vitamins. $21.99 for 60 softgels. Studies show that for people over 50, this puts far more of the right form of CoQ10 into the blood stream than 400 mg of Ubiquinone does. You might also know that the body uses ubiquinol rather than ubiquinone so that any ubiquinone that you take has to be converted.   [End]
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I’m mid -50’s and the absorption of the Q10 while oil pulling is through the roof. VERY magnified between being in an oil base and having so much dwell time in the mouth. Also amazingly economical since getting high daily does of Q10 or Ubiquinol can otherwise be costly.   [End]
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This product is not available from the manufacturer. Amazon has only 3 left in stock. Sublingual is a better absorption method, agreed, but that is still affected by age.   [End]
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It’s true that ubinquinol is more absorbable than regular Q10 (especially when consumed through the stomach in pill form). But I can tell you that I used to take 400 MG’s daily of high quality Ubiquinol and had nowhere near the effect of using liquid Q10 in my OP. Partially because it’s all absorbed through the mouth and also because oil amplifies the effect of COQ10. Amazon sells Vitol 200 mg liquid Q10 which works great. in fact one full dropper is 200mgs and I only take a few drops (maybe equal to 20 mgs) and really feel the effect. 200 mgs is way too much.   [End]
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Don’t forget to read the article on ’One easy way to quickly fix bleeding gums, receding gums, and dental pockets is to take” at http://paradevices.com/dental_repair_regrowth.html . It is a serious crime that your periodontist don’t tell about this simple and cheap natural cure that not only solves this problem but actually can prevent heart attacks and strokes.   [End]
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Thank you for the info. I’ll make sure I get the right kind.   [End]
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Hi Socalgrl, Thank you for the info. I read some posts on Q10 - the positive effects sound amazing... I will order and try it with OP right away. I do watch what I eat. And always rinse mouth and with waterpic with salt water after eating. I think I’ll postpone my visit back to the periodontist. All that ”cleaning” is just going to irritate the gum even more...I think. You’re right, I wouldn’t want the tooth removed either. So it’s best just cancel the appointment and continue with OP and see if the gum recession issue improves. Thank you again for sharing.   [End]
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If you are over 45-50 years old, use only Ubiquinol instead of the standard ubiquinone.   [End]
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You can buy COQ10 in liquid form on Amazon.   [End]
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Continue to OP. Find the best oil that works for YOU. Don’t become discouraged if you have detox reactions. Read up on this subject until you become an expert. As far as the deep cleaning, I can’t really suggest either way, it is a personal decision except to say IMHO I don’t think it would hurt to start ”clean” with all that ”stuff” out of your gums. As long as you trust the dentist or hygienist doing the cleaning. Yes, I have heard about he root canal’ed teeth getting infected and if I knew then what I know now I would NEVER have had 3 root canals. I had my amalgams removed 25+ yea ...
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Thank you for telling me about your experience. I’ve been using Coral white toothpaste, Waterfloss, and OP. Although using OP only 1 week. So would you recommend postponing my appointment with periodontist for ”deep cleaning” under gum and use OP for now and see how it goes? I heard root-canal’ed teeth best be extracted because of bacteria infection, have you heard the same? Thanks so much for sharing.   [End]
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Natural dental repair and tooth regrowth is possible. Visit http://paradevices.com/dental_repair_regrowth.html for tooth information. The page has free information that may actually save teeth and even lives.   [End]
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check out your eating patterns as well, OP is only one side of the surface.... LOTS of fat soluble vitamins and K2 are foundamental, go low on sugars and a good CoQ10 intake is also recommended. I think you can fix it.. I’m a firm believer of self healing and dealing with dental issues naturally, of course this is a personal opinion.   [End]
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My DH had the same problem with pockets and infection. The antibiotics applied to the teeth did not help. Dentist wanted to pull and do an implant or bridge on one tooth. Even if done, infection would remain. He already had gum surgery 10 yrs ago and wasn’t about to do it again. I made him start OP. He did this 2x/day for 20 min each time. He uses Extra Virgin Coconut Oil and adds 2 drops of Oil of Oregano to each pull. I buy the super strength Oreganol P73 by North American Herb & Spice Co. After 2 months he revisited the dentist and there was a marked improvement. The bad breath ...
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I use ORA MD instead of toothpaste and mouthwash. I use Spry for mouthwash and chew Xylitol gum and mints. All of this has helped my gum problems. You might want to look into them and see if you think it would help you.   [End]
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Hi, Not sure if you would/could help with this. I’m hoping oil-pulling could save my tooth... I had a root canal on tooth #5 about 16 months ago. Ever since then I had had very sensitive gum all over mouth and receding gum issue (worse than before). During teeth cleaning in March, dentist noticed pocket of 6mm around the tooth, so she referred me to see a periodontist. Periodontist found tooth #5 has 5-6mm pocket, bleeding and class 1 mobility, and thought tooth# 5 might be fractured. So periodontist wants to do a Perioscopy on tooth #5 to visualize the tooth surface, if fr ...
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Wow, so interesting! I have had poor posture since I was a little kid, which has gradually gotten worse. I am now 26 and about 2 years ago started getting really bad back pain. I had already had an anterior pelvic tilt and forward head posture, but after an injury to my tailbone and some bad ankle sprains and some knocks to the head (im not sure which injury did it or if they all contributed) I began to get a twist in my spine. My spine actually has a curve in it now, I noticed one hip is higher than the other and therefore one leg is functionally shorter, one rib is sticking out notice ...
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Receding gums should be fixed with a gum graft. I tried several of these other alternative methods. I finally went to see a professional periodontist. DON’T believe any of the horror stories about this procedure. It is a common procedure, done in the office under a local antesthesia and is NOT painful. If you want to hear from other people who were worried about this very common procedure, Google ”Gum graft goes fine Relax if you need one”.””   [End]
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Try rinsing your mouth out with a few drops of pure Oil of Oregano added to a tablespoon full of extra virgin Olive Oil ( the Oil of Oregano by itself is way too strong and will give you very painful burning sensation; diluted with Olive Oil it is still strong, but tolerable) Oil of Oregano will cleanse the mouth and gums. Google for ”Oil of Oregano receding gums , gum pain” . Also try Dr. Tung’s REJUV oil for gums. Swish it around in your mouth for 30 seconds, three times a day. Or apply to gums , massaging it in with Dr. Tung’s Gum Brush. Sometimes I have added a few dro ...
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When people start dropping thousands of dollars for dental work, isn’t it wise to consider getting it outside of the country? Mexico is closest though by no means the least expensive. There must be better options. Maybe get a consultation from a few dentists in your first world country and get the labor done in a 3rd world country.   [End]
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Yes, I used to eat kefir/yoghurt. But lately I am more into fermented stuff (miso, fermented veggies, etc.) Also take probiotic supplements with enzyme. For Mag, I take Mag Glycinate. Vit C is the one friendly for my stomach (I am sensitive to Vit C, so need to find one that doesn’t create pain for me, the one which is low acid, slow release, buffered, and moderate dose- I can’t take high dose btw). Good fats that I take: butter, EVOO, and coconut.(besides the meat: beef, chicken, occasionally free range pork). I also took avocado sometimes (not often, nowadays it’s not the season of ...
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Do you eat anything that has probiotics like yogurt or Kefir? What ”type” of Mag, C, good fats, and others do you take? Do you have any information on posture affected by other problems?   [End]
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Dental problems should be easy to solve if you see the right dentist. http://www.dentist-raleighnc.com   [End]
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The most common causes are: • Gum disease o Gum Disease is the major cause of loose teeth. o The gums and supporting bone are destroyed. o Loose teeth and receding gums are a symptom of gum disease. • Malocclusion o Teeth meeting the wrong way during chewing. o Extra stress is put on the teeth that come together before all the other teeth meet. This causes the surrounding bone to thin. It is then not able to hold the tooth firmly in place. • Bruxism or the habitual grinding or clenching of teeth. • Trauma to teeth during sporting or other accidents. _____________________ ...
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Absolutely! And when you speak to attorneys, talk to a number of them until someone helps - and don’t be discouraged if the first few dismiss you. If an attorney has a full plate of million dollar lawsuits and you come up with one that could earn say $250K, they’ll tell you you don’t have a case. But if you find an attorney that a) has a lull in their caseload and b) is outraged at your situation - they might be willing to help. Another thing I’ve done in the past is instead of just offering the 30% retainer, offering them the first, say $50,000 off the top of any settlement to dra ...
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At a minimum, littlemissy should contact her state’s dental society and start the dental peer review process. If she can prove malpractice, negligence, etc. she can recover the money that she has already spent on this shoddy work. If the damages to her mouth are significant enough (in the lawyer’s mind), she might be able to find a lawyer who would take on her case. Sadly, I have personal experience with this. I did prevail through dental peer review and was able to recover the money that I had already paid to this greedy and unethical dentist. Peer review does not award damages, howe ...
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You know, that’s exactly what I was thinking. If people started suing their doctors and dentists for the crap they did to them, then maybe we might get some justice out of this..... Well as we know, the insurance for malpractice is huge in the medical profession. I wonder if it is the same for dentists. What this dentist did to this person was beyond belief. It was ridiculous. I wonder if a lawyer would feel the same. Seriously. MAKE THAT BASTARD PAY FOR THIS. I’m just sayin’   [End]
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That’s absolutely tragic! I would seriously talk to an attorney and go after the ba$tards! Knowing that the recession has caused a reduction in healthcare customers I have no doubt they’re ratcheting up the billing on their smaller number of patients to compensate without regard for anything but money. Any way you look at it, it’s quackery and a scam and someone needs to go after these #$&$%#$!   [End]
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So his solution was fitting your whole mouth with brand new connecting crowns rather than orthodontics? It boggles the mind! MrCuddly, you have no idea the hell this dentist put me through. I told him I couldn’t afford the whole mouth reconstruction, so he came up with a more affordable solution. Less expensive crowns that looked decent for $10,000, then I could replace one crown at a time with porcelain crowns as I could afford it. Well, the less expensive crowns turned out to be Biotemps and, as the name implies, they are meant to be temporary. They started breaking immediately, lea ...
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Thanks for answering my questions Music Man. Plan to start tomorrow and will report progress here for others.   [End]
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coconut oil might be good...it has antifungal properties. The oil will benefit even if you think there’s no space between teeth there has to be micro spaces there. Oregano oil might be way too strong for you-even diluted (a few drops in carrier oil) I find it really burns my mouth. But the stuff IS a potent germ fighter if you can stand it. Yes Whole Foods or any other grocery which carries natural & organic foods (Trader Joe’s etc.) I still would say use sesame oil first.   [End]
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So his solution was fitting your whole mouth with brand new connecting crowns rather than orthodontics? It boggles the mind! I wish everyone would just take up oil pulling and put these cruel quacks out of business. All oils will help tighten up teeth, but coconut oil seems to work best. It also has germacidal properties so it’s probably a good choice. You can add a few drops of oregano oil now and then to max effect - and I also highly recommend swishing colloidal silver around in your mouth all by itself. Good luck!   [End]
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Thank you so much Music Man for your fast reply. I am anxious to get started and plan to go purchase these items immediately. (Praying to God I see some results!). Was planning on trying coconut oil (because it taste good) or oil of oregano (because I read on this forum it was the strongest). But if you say sesame and sunflower oils are the best, I’ll take your advise. Two more questions: 1. Where do I find these items? I’m thinking either a health food store or Whole Foods? 2. What are the chances that OP will work for me considering that I won’t really be able to PULL the o ...
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sesame oil (organic unrefined cold pressed) or sunflower oil (the same) are best for OP try a mix of baking soda and peroxide in a paste and apply to problem area regularly. Leave on at least 20 minutes. also goldenseal tincture is very healing for tooth & gum infections...it’s really helping my fractured tooth pain until I get it pulled in 2 days. Google ”Iosol” liquid iodine as well and get on it as a daily supplement and swish around mouth with water (5 or 6 drops) CoQ 10 supplement is good for fighting harmful mouth bacteria. also colloidal silver, tea tree oil mouthwash, g ...
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I’m new to this forum, just learned of oil pulling, and I need help before I lose all my bottom teeth! Here’s my problem: This dentist convinced me to have a complete mouth restoration to correct my bad bite several years ago. What he failed to mention was that all the new crowns were going to be connected, and, by the time I found out that was the case, it was too late. Now, I just noticed my gums are infected along my front four bottom teeth, and my front lower teeth feel loose. The gum is still pink closest to my teeth, but is dark red and feels weird (tingly perhaps?) on the botto ...
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I just got back from my dentist. She gave me another probiotic. It called Phytocare Functional Foods Replete with glutamine. Made in Australia. I think only practitioner can dispense it. I need to take it 1 teaspoon mixed with 1 tablespoon of Perm A vite Powder (this one is made in US)in room temperature water three times a day, half hour before each meal. Hope it helps, ERM   [End]
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Hi Sobriquet, The probiotic I am taking is lactose-S. I only got 2 package from my dentist (cause I am meeting her again today, she will give more or another type I don’t know). I think it is made in Japan (the words on the package is in Japanese, I can’t read it hehehehhe). It’s in the powder form, I need to dissolve it in room temperature water and drink it 1 hour before sleep (one package per day.) Has orange flavour and taste a bit sweet. The minerals I am taking is Sizzling Minerals. It is a effervescent tablet containing 600 mg of 75 plant derived minerals. I need to dissolve i ...
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ERM, I can attest to gum bleeding and recession--mine happened in my teenage years and flares up when my stress levels get high and my energy levels begin to wane. I have one amalgam left and had my root canal pulled a number of years ago (as these can be focal points of infection). I was wondering--do you happen to have the names of the probiotic and multimineral supplement you were prescribed? It sounds like you’ve found a dentist that really understands the holistic nature that the teeth share with the rest of the body. Dentists with this perspective are worth their weight in gold ...
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My dentist taught me to clean the teeth and gum (using anti-inflammatory antiseptic solution) for several days (may not used for long time, can cause teeth to be grey) after she covered my teeth with antibiotics (paste, not swallowed). This is because my gum is bleeding severely and painful. I will visit her again in couple of days for change of medicine for the mouth. She said because the bad bacteria eat up our gum and teeth protection (like our skin peel off kind of thing), therefore we feel pain and there is bleeding all over. In addition, she gave paste (to be put on my tongue and ...
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I’ve got AF and receding gums. I started taking a product called Ora MD about 6 weeks ago. Apparently receding gums are caused by bad bacteria in the mouth and Ora MD kills these bacteria and allows the gums to grow back. My gums are firmer and pinker but it’s too soon to notice any improvement in the receding gums. http://www.oramd.com I believe AF also causes gum recession by creating the catabolic state that breaks down collagen in the body. I’m a client of Dr. Lam and I take his Dermagen product which is a collagen product for reversing the catabolic process.   [End]
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Wow, sounds like you have a great dentist! I have both adrenal problems and gum problems. I’ve been at a total loss as to what to do to help my gums, they’ve been receeding gradually over the last few years but just recently seem to be going faster. I think I have the same posture problem you mention, also. When you take the probiotics, do you just swallow a capsule, or do you swish any around your mouth? Are you trying anything else specifically for gums, e.g. oil pulling, and has anything helped your gums so far?   [End]
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I just got back from the holistic dentist which is recommended by my integrated med doctor. She is also a periodontal specialist (gum specialist). Interestingly, she is aware about this condition called adrenal fatigue and go on to explain to me the correlation between the gum infection and this illness (and all sort of illness out there: headache, kidney failure, liver, etc.) Basically it’s all link to the immune system. From my history of TMJ and looking at my body posture, she can tell my some of my problem already. (apparently when our body is in pain- gut or jaw issues, our body ...
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I just swallow the capsules, though there are liquid forms of COQ10 that may absorb better overall (but are also more expensive). Also I have no idea whether it applied topically to the gums would help. COQ10 is something the body manufactures in less quantity as we age and plays a big part in regulating the cardiovascular system. But there’s that big link again between the cardiovascular system and oral health - it also helps with gum growth. Ask any experienced cardiologist and they’ll tell you they can highly predict the state of someones cardiovascular health by looking in ...
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Do you open the capsule and apply the ubiquinol topically to the gums or do you swallow the capsule? Thanks again.   [End]
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Actually I’ve switched to Ubiquinol (which is supposedly the most absorbable form of COQ10). I get that and most of my other supplements at swansonvitamins.com. I’m not that regular with it anymore (though I should be) but I prefer to take 100 mgs at a time in general. When I was most worried about my gums I’d take it 3-4 times a day. It doesn’t happen overnight, but with steady oil pulling and COQ10 supplementing, a good diet and no freaking chewing tobacco, your oral health will slowly but steadily improve until its just not an issue anymore. If you listen to dentists, there’s ...
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What brand of COQ10 do you take? How much and how often? Thanks a lot.   [End]
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Thanks for the reply Cuddly, Sorry I forgot to mention I am using Organic, cold pressed Sesame oil and I wait atleast 4 hours after eating and 1 hour after drinking, which is what I’ve read is the recommended time after food /drink. I too am taking COQ10 daily along with multi-vitamin tablets, mainly for the vitamin C as I’ve read that is also supposed to help gums to regrow. May I ask how much COQ10 were you taking daily? and how long in did you notice the regrowth? I guess I’m just paranoid as I am only 18 and already have receded gums which makes me think I am going to end up loos ...
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Couldn’t comment on the color of the oil, but it would be helpful to know what oil(s) you’re using and how long after eating do you pull at night. As for growing gums, I’ve had some regrowth but couldn’t attribute it entirely to oil pulling since I started taking lots of COQ10 at the same time (it’s also known to help with gum growth). If you have receding gums, OP helps better tighten your teeth/anchor your gums to help fend off bacteria from the roots. It also does a good job of removing mouth bacteria in general. I went to the dentist when I was almost 40 and was told I had su ...
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