Re: Brushiing with H202--and garlic for teethaches.

[Guest guest]

Thanks ,

 

I am thinking that teeth are a lot more porous than imagined. I guess they

absorb the H2O2 and this is why it seems to stave off the pain of the infection

when I use H2O2 as a mouth wash and also swab my teeth and gums with H2O2.  I am

using the 3% that you buy from the drugstore. I may look into buying a food

grade H2O2 rinse from the health food store. As long as my teeth don't hurt, I

guess I am fine.

 

I read on earthclinic that a lot of people seemed to get rid of their tooth

aches and infections by using raw garlic. I may try this as well, despite the

pain it will cause my mouth.

 

Angie

> Brushing with H2O2 helps so does mouthwash with the same in it.

> If you have a water pik then a tsp of " food grade " in the water works

> very well. I hear plantian is super helpful for gum infections too.

>

> J

>

>

> Brushiing with H202

>

> I noticed that my inflamed toth that the dentists have said requre a root

> canal, when it starts to feel sensitive, I have noticed that the discomfort

> subsided pretty quickly afterward. Is this going to help to prevent the need

> for a root canal if I do this often enough?

>

> A.

>

>

>

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Hello Angie,

Try Magnesium oil, I use it for brushing and it works great.

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Angie:

The garlic sounds like a good idea. I like oregano oil, too, but one must

be careful with it because it's " hot. "

Good luck.

> Thanks ,

>

> I am thinking that teeth are a lot more porous than imagined. I guess they

> absorb the H2O2 and this is why it seems to stave off the pain of the

> infection when I use H2O2 as a mouth wash and also swab my teeth and gums

> with H2O2. I am using the 3% that you buy from the drugstore. I may look

> into buying a food grade H2O2 rinse from the health food store. As long as

> my teeth don't hurt, I guess I am fine.

>

> I read on earthclinic that a lot of people seemed to get rid of their tooth

> aches and infections by using raw garlic. I may try this as well, despite

> the pain it will cause my mouth.

>

> Angie

>

>

>

> > Brushing with H2O2 helps so does mouthwash with the same in it.

> > If you have a water pik then a tsp of " food grade " in the water works

> > very well. I hear plantian is super helpful for gum infections too.

> >

> > J

> >

> >

> > Brushiing with H202

> >

> > I noticed that my inflamed toth that the dentists have said requre a root

> > canal, when it starts to feel sensitive, I have noticed that the

> discomfort

> > subsided pretty quickly afterward. Is this going to help to prevent the

> need

> > for a root canal if I do this often enough?

> >

> > A.

> >

> >

> >

>

>

[Guest guest]

I tried the garlic last night and it hurt when I chewed. Today, it seems like

the tooth is more sensitive and that the garlic may have agrivated the tooth all

the more.

 

I guess H2O2 is a better alternative.

 

Angie

>

> > Brushing with H2O2 helps so does mouthwash with the same in it.

> > If you have a water pik then a tsp of " food grade " in the water works

> > very well. I hear plantian is super helpful for gum infections too.

> >

> > J

> >

> >

> > Brushiing with H202

> >

> > I noticed that my inflamed toth that the dentists have said requre a root

> > canal, when it starts to feel sensitive, I have noticed that the

> discomfort

> > subsided pretty quickly afterward. Is this going to help to prevent the

> need

> > for a root canal if I do this often enough?

> >

> > A.

> >

> >

> >

>

>