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Whichever word you like to use, the question of whether or not your teeth have decay (also known as “cavities” or “enamel decay”) is the same. If so, it’s significant to highlight that many people still believe that dental caries, enamel decay, and cavities are untreatable disorders for which the only treatment is surgical removal of the affected teeth. In order to save you time and money that would otherwise be spent on a trip to the dentist, I’ll demonstrate three simple ways to treat tooth rot at home....CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE>>>
To remove oil from (method 1)
Too little dental care, a diet heavy in sugary foods, and other factors can all lead to tooth disease.
Plaque has a connection to cavities. Your teeth are coated in plaque, a biofilm made of bacteria, saliva, and food particles, which shields them from the environment. Bacteria release an acid as they digest the food, which corrodes metal and eats away at tooth enamel.
Oil pulling effectively lowers oral bacteria and, thus, the risk of tooth decay, according to extensive studies.
According to several research, oil pulling can destroy more oral bacteria than mouthwash alone.
By reducing the amount of bacteria left behind after cleaning your teeth, oil pulling can help prevent tooth decay and cavities.
If you wish to stick with Plan B, use clove oil.
Good dental hygiene requires clove. According to studies, clove oil can treat gum disease, bad breath, and toothaches. The antibacterial properties of clove oil combine with its antiseptic ones to make it an effective weapon in the battle against strep throat and other oral illnesses.
A third tactic to consider is food restriction or elimination.
Foods strong in phytic acid and sugar should be limited or avoided as they both cause mineral loss in the teeth.
Prioritizing the consumption of foods that naturally promote enamel and advantageously contribute to preventing tooth decay should be a top priority, much like how avoiding foods that can cause decay is vital...CONTINUE READING>>
