Gum Disease Remedy, Receding Gums Treatment

I say that cleaning teeth has nothing to do with whether they decay or not. – Dentist George Heard

Dear Readers,

I received an email from a 24-year-old who’s suffering from a periodontitis disease. She also has been struggling with bulimia for eight years now. The repeated vomiting and addiction to carbonated drinks has severely affected her teeth. The vomiting has minimised now, but her oral health has further deteriorated. There are large pockets between her teeth and her gums are also receeding. She’s also had two root canals and has had four extractions. She asked me if I could recommend some home remedies and some solution for her problem.

Last year on August, 9th I attended Ramiel Nagel’s first ever dental health talk in the UK. I promise, I will write about that brilliant workshop soon, but meanwhile, please watch this video on Gum Disease.

What Eating Disorder does to your teeth? irreversible damage. Many of those who purge suffer from tooth erosion, hyper sensitivity, chronic sore throat, discoloration, gum disease and bad breath (halitosis). According to Dental.net: a person suffering from Bulimia Nervosa long-term will probably need to have dental repair work done frequently and repetitively, especially on the tongue-side of their teeth, which is the side exposed to harsh stomach acid in purging.

Quick Action is Required– Please visit your Dentist ASAP and seek help for your Eating Disorder.

 On the path to wellness one must learn to recognize fear. Particularly within ourselves. Anger is fear, jealousy is fear, even some ignorance. Health, however, is born from love.

Some Tips

What you chose to think about plays a central role in creating and maintaining your health.

Sad thing is there is no real “cure” for periodontal disease.  It is something you fight your entire life.  Going for cleanings every three months and using floss are the single most important things you can do.

Brush and floss after every meal and rinse out your mouth with plenty of water after sugary drinks.

Treat your gums gently.

Avoid excessive consumption of sugar products as it increases the risk of developing plaque

Don’t scrub your teeth.

Brush before sleeping every night.

Some  Home Treatments

Ayurvedic Gum Disease Treatment Sesame Oil

This treatment has been recommended in Ayurveda for more than 3000 years to strengthen the roots of the teeth and gums. This is performed by tilting your chin back slightly while swishing with a small amount of sesame oil and pushing it back and forth through the teeth for several minutes. Then spit out the oil and massage the remaining oil into your gums with a finger and rinse your mouth with water. You can do this daily for a period of several weeks or until your gums improve. (Source: Vishnu Dass)

Tea Tree Oil Magic

I use this daily and it really helps. Apply few drops  to your  tooth brush and gently brush your teeth. I add few drops to a cup of water and swish my mouth with it.

The Tips below are taken from Find Home Remedy

Mustard Oil Gum Massage:

Mix 2 teaspoon of pure mustard seed oil with ¼ teaspoon of rock or sea salt and massages your gums gently. This formula can combat pyorrhea, swollen gums, toothache, and bleeding gums as it strengthens the gums and kills the germs.

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Dentist George Heard’s Recommendation

I recommend people who have worsening cavities to take this suppliment with fermented cod liver oil because of their synergistic effect. They are mixed together in a product called Blue Ice Royal Blend by Green Pasture’s(1/2 teaspoon twice per day is a standard adult dosage).

Heal Your Gums with Ramiel Nagel

Gum disease affects 90% of the population. Receding gums is caused by plaque in the mouth. Removing the plaque reverses many cases of gum disease. The gum cleaning technique is a natural way to remove the plaque.

Gum Cleaning Brushes

These brushes contain special bristles that are not found in normal toothbrushes. The bristles suck up the plaque with great ease. The brushes also have rounded and polished bristle tips so that they are extra gentle on your gums.

The large brushes are for general gum cleaning. The small brushes are for cleaning behind the teeth or for children. The brushes come in assorted colors.

Note: These brushes can also be used as your regular tooth brush. Just make sure not to use toothpaste with them, or they may get clogged with toothpaste toxins. Instead of tooth paste, I recommend Herbal Tooth Powder.

Caution: Dr. Phillips did not recommend this technique for gum pockets more than 4 millimeters. This is not meant as a treatment for severe gum disease.

Toxins in the Brushes? The manufacturer of the brushes says that they are nickel, lead and BPA free.

Thank You for Reading and Please Do Take Care. Your Health is Your Wealth.