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Bleeding Gums and Gum Disease
Just tell me
how to treat gum disease (click here) Healthy gums are pink
and do not bleed. It's
called Gingivitis Gingivitis
is characterized by gum redness, changes in the gum,, and
bleeding. It is essentially painless. It is
created when plague (sticky deposits of bacteria,
mucus and food particles) adheres to the teeth,
hardens and irritates the gum. The
accumulation of this plague causes the gums to become infected and
swollen. As the gums swell, pockets form between the
gums and the teeth and act as a trap for more plague.
Irritated gums bleed and eventually start to recede. Irritation
can be fought by introducing Vitamin C which fights
the formation of plaque. (See
below for Vitamin C that can best be assimilated and used)
What
to do about gum disease problems:
Gum
problems need to be addressed before they get worse
and become periodontal disease - something that can
create loose teeth and a lot of health problems due to
the bacteria that comes with it. The
key dietary recommendation on gum problems is to avoid sugar.
Sugar is known to significantly increase plaque
accumulation by feeding the bacteria that cause the
infection while decreasing white blood cell
function. Phase out soft drinks. Canned
soda contains excess phosphorus, a mineral that could
lead to the leeching of calcium from your
bones. Calcium is first robbed not from
your hips or spine but from you jaw leading to tooth
loss. Deficiencies
of vitamin C, bioflavonoids, calcium, folic acid, or
niacin is related and can make it worse Anything
that improves health overall and the body's ability to
resist disease will affect the mouth
positively.
Helpful
Nutrition:
Fresh
fruits, and vegetables, whole grains, and fiber should
be the mainstay of the menu. Vegetables
& fruits enhance enzyme function. fermented dairy
products, such as yogurt help maintain intestinal
health. Calcium gotten either from milk or
vegetables. However, calcium is easier for the
body to digest via vegetables.
Vitamin
C is one nutrient thought to have a very positive
effect on the mouth. Vitamin C is vital for production of
collagen, the basic protein building block for the
fibrous framework of all the tissues, including gums.
Vitamin C strengthens weak gum tissue and makes the
gum lining more resistant to penetration by
bacteria.
A
good form of Vitamin
C that is easy for the body to use as it is
whole food nutrition. This WSN® Vitamin C should be taken per directions or
twice the recommended for gum problems. For more
info (This really is a
different type of C) Calcium
is needed to restore any deficiencies which can result in periodontal
disease. Periodontal disease and gum
disorders are forms of osteoporosis of the
mouth. It is essential to stop using or
consuming items that cause calcium to become deficient
and or toxic. This includes products such as ice
cream, fruit yogurt, tea, coffee, cigarettes and
aluminum. Click on this link Calcium-Magnesium
for calcium that is easy for
the body to use. Exercise
that stress the long bones in the body - jumping rope,
basketball, tennis, jogging, walking, rebounding on a
trampoline, cycling, and dancing all effective to help
with this type of osteoporosis. Vitamin D
is needed for calcium absorption, so getting outdoors
is advised.
Recommended
Natural Program:
Treatment for Gum problems:
Natural Toothpaste
The
major cause of all gum, tooth and breath problems are
the overproduction of plaque bacteria and pathogens in
the mouth... a solution was stopping this bacteria
from forming while at the same time being almost impossible
to wash away, then it would have a extremely
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The creator of Pro Dental 7 says this:
I
started researching countless books and websites when
one day I came across an important document I found in
an old medical journal; it explained how certain
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After about 5-6 weeks
of formulating different solutions, I'd finished, I'd
created a extremely powerful solution that
would potentially kill the all harmful bacteria and
penetrate deep down inside the gum tissue... I also
made sure the solution wasn't water soluble (unlike
all the other products I'd tried in the past) so
it wouldn't wash away!
I
brushed my teeth with the new solution and 'WOW' my
entire mouth felt great; after just 2 weeks of use I
was amazed; my
gum infection had cleared up nicely ...
But
that's when I noticed something else had happened,
something quite special; My teeth were gleaming white,
my bad breath was gone, and my gums looked
healthy.
Testimonials
"i never get
bad breath anymore, my gums no longer bleed
when i brush them and they are now pink and
healthy"
-- Anne. S
"guess
what? I don't need to see the hygienist. The dentist
said that my mouth seems to have had a miraculous
recovery"
--
Rose
"I no more
have bad breath,
gum bleeding has reduced drastically in
just 3 days. In short, it is working great"
-- G, US
The
Active ingredients in one bottle of Dental Pro 7 is
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The price of Dental Pro 7
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A large bottle of
64 ml will last 6 months.
Clinical
Referances:
(1) Takarada K,
Kimizuka R, Takahashi N, Honma K, Okuda K, Kato T. A
comparison of the antibacterial efficacies of essential
oils against oral pathogens. Department of Microbiology,
Tokyo Dental College, 1-2-2 Masago, Mihama-ku, Chiba
261-8502, Japan. Oral Microbiol Oral Microbiol Immunol.
2004 Feb;19(1):61-4 Read
this clinical reference
(2) Shapiro S,
Meier A, Guggenheim B. The antimicrobial activity of
essential oils and essential oil components towards oral
bacteria. University of Zurich, Switzerland. Oral
Microbiol Immunol. 1994 Aug;9(4):202-8. Read
this clinical reference
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