Enamel on my teeth alarmingly disapearing !

[nature]

Hello!
I also have tartar on my teeth and gingivitis. I tried lots of conventionnal methods from my collegues, during years, without any positive effect.
After research on this problem, I read a Dr Mercola article: this is due to bacterias. He advices brushing with coconut oil, as it is also antibacterial.
Now, I brush my teeth with virgin coconut oil, with or without xylitol, and I fell better. I no more flush my mouth out in order to avoid the fluor (and other toxics) present in tap water. When I don't have coconut oil, I use virgin olive oil. Sometimes, I flush my mouth out with Magnesium oil.
You say you use toothpaste without fluoride, but be carefull there is not another harmfull product in it. It's better not use any toothpaste and try natural means.

 

[Goemon_]

I was never a big fan of washing my teeth.

When I stated smoking I didn't pay much attention. After two years of smoking I ended up with black spots on my teeth and actualy the inside part of my teeth was totaly black.

I went to the dentist, he was astonished, he has not seen that in his 35 years career. He did two cleaning session and advice me to come back for a check-up one year later. At this point my teeth had darkened again, maybe half much has before. The dentist was kind of furious. He did another cleaning, but left some dark spots.

At this point I dicided to brush my teeth twice a day. That was a year ago and I don't forget often to do the brushing. I can't see any deterioration but the dark spots left by the dentist are stil there.

I read that the plaque has to be clean every 12 hours to avoid the bluid up.

My recipe for my toothpaste is as following :

5 Table spoons of baking soda (fifne powder)
4 Table spoons of coconut oil
6 drops of tea tree oil
12 drops of trace minerals
1 Table spoons of icing xilitol

My 2 cents

 

[Esprit]

You say you use toothpaste without fluoride, but be carefull there is not another harmfull product in it. It's better not use any toothpaste and try natural means.

I'll checker about that tank you

5 Table spoons of baking soda (fifne powder)
4 Table spoons of coconut oil
6 drops of tea tree oil
12 drops of trace minerals
1 Table spoons of icing xilitol

NICE! Will try

I'd second that recommendation to go get yourself a cleaning.

Yes will go see the beloved dentiste.

I'll check into that cleaning kit also thank you for all your inputs!! Very much appreciated !!

 

[Adaryn]

In addition to what has been suggested, there's a French product called "bio-aragonite" which is sold by this lab: _http://www.sofibio.com/bio-aragonite.html

It's made of nacre, containing bioavailable calcium carbonate (aragonite), collagen, amino acids and minerals. On the description it says that it protects dental bone and reduces inflammation.

An article (in French) about nacre/pearl powder's virtues: _http://www.principes-de-sante.com/traitements/poudre-de-perle-et-nacre-gardez-les-os-de-vos-20-ans

 

[kiret]

@Esprit so I typed "pork chops" in the search bar, and your thread pops up. I have been experiencing pretty much the same with my front lower teeth eroding at the back. It sometimes chips away when, for whatever reason, I get the urge to use my tongue to pick off bits to enamel! The bottom of the tooth is slightly sharp, so it feels as if there is a gap between it and my gum. Its weird, and I haven't since gotten to the bottom of it.

One time in Japan, I bought one of those convenience store grilled pork sausages and straight away, bits of the back of my teeth began to dislodge. They are brittle, and have a yellow colour to them.

It has happened occasionally before and after that, but what the heck is causing it!? Have you managed to figure it out?

 

[Arwenn]

I've been prescribed a homeopath product wich I don't trust: Calcarea Fluoride ! Fluoride ???? I'm detoxing fluoride !! Also on the label ingredients: Sucrose, Lactose !!

There’s nothing wrong with Calcarea Fluoride- that’s just calcium fluoride, which is healthy for teeth (it’s sodium fluoride that’s toxic & what’s added to the water). Most low dose tissue salts (which sounds like what the above is) are homeopathic remedies which are around a 6x (i.e diluted 6x) and good for acute conditions. Homeopathic remedies are usually made with water and alcohol, or as a sugar pill. I stand by vibrational medicine, it’s my favourite in my arsenal of alternative therapies, and I have all of the tissue salts on hand in my home dispensary!

Before you dive in...
Just like Homeopathy, Tissue Salts are chosen based on the symptoms they can treat. Generally, they focus on particular organ systems, but also affect the mind (and everything else, since everything is connected!), so I've broken down each salt as follows:
Main focus: the organ systems/tissues it benefits
Action: what the tissue salt does in the body
Mental/Emotional State: common mental states that may be a sign you need it
Called for: the conditions for which the salt is called for

Calcium Fluoride

This tissue salt is excellent for toning up those tissues that have fallen lax, or softening those that are too hard.

Mentally, I think to a patient who works hard and puts a lot of pressure on themselves, they take great care in being responsible, avoiding financial collapse, they buy insurance. When unwell, they may be prone to depression, negativity, and indecisiveness – as if their mind has gone lax.

Physically, Calc Fluor is excellent for toning elastic tissue (in joints, ankles, knees, haemorrhoids), strengthening bones and enamel (teeth, fractures, disc degeneration), softening skin (chapped, cracked, bunions, eczema) and assimilating nutrients (starches and fats).

Main focus: Bones, ligaments, teeth, elastic tissues

Action: Responsible for elasticity and flexibility, for toning tissues that have lost their elasticity – even toning the mind when it has fallen lax.

Mental/Emotional: They work hard, are very organized and responsible. Prone to depression, extreme negativity and indecisiveness, lack of concentration, instability.

Called for:

• Teeth: strengthens tooth enamel, great for teeth the grow in rotten/loose in sockets, delayed dentition in children, children with lots of cavities.
• Bones/Joints: bony growths, arthritic nosodities, gout, trick knees, carpal tunnel syndrome, slipped/herniated/degenerated discs
• Elastic Tissue: Hemorrhoids, varicose veins.

How to Use The Calcium Tissue Salts: Calc Fluor, Calc Phos, Calc Sulph

Today we’re looking at the first three, of twelve, tissue salts: Calc Fluor, Calc Phos, Calc Sulph. If you need a quick refresher on Tissue Salts you can find t

www.homeopathywithpaula.com

 

[Ant22]

I'd second that recommendation to go get yourself a cleaning. Just a cleaning. No x-rays, no fluoride treatments, and if you can't see any cavities don't worry about them if they tell you you have them. Dentists tend to be pushy, so be prepared for that. A good cleaning every so often is helpful though, and you can always ask questions while you're there.

I second that advice. I used to have quite visible tooth discolouration on one tooth that disappeared almost completely after a professional dental deep cleanse.

I'd also like to add that many, if not most, dentists believe the "fluoride is good for your teeth" dogma and since many dental products contain fluoride, it's hard to avoid exposure to it during a visit. Ever since I started claiming I have a very bad allergy to sodium fluoride my dentist diligently reads the ingredients list of whatever products he's about to use. This is not true but I really don't fancy having a fluoride debate every time I go for a checkup or cleanse. There must be cleansing products without fluoride out there becuase I've had it done a couple of times despite creatively describing really bad allergic reaction within hours of contact with fluoride, which made my dentist look a bit

Also, it may be useful to supplement collagen. It has massively helped me with my skin and hair, I guess it may be worth a try? Vitamin C helps absorb it so I take both at the same time.

 

[Esprit]

After a good cleansing everything is fine. I had my fillings replaced. Also I learned about a salt sandblast cleansing wich they had in another room at my dentist's, but the employers hate to use it!
Except for one, the girl who happened to make my cleansing happily used the sandblast instead of washing my teeth with fluoride.

I have no clue if there is draw backs to this technique I just took a chance to avoid fluoride.

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Dental hygiene - Ultrasonic Plaque removal, salt polishing, professional sand-blasting

The good oral hygiene and the infection free, healthy gum are the preconditions of the perfectly prepared fillings and dentures. Before starting the dental treatments a thorough cleaning is necessary which consists of removing the plaque and tartar from the teeth surface and under the gum, and also polishing the teeth surfaces.
Plaque is a soft white layer which forms on the surface of our teeth and under our gum line, containing large amounts of bacteria. If left unchecked for a few days, it will harden and form tartar. Bacteria and food particles accumulate in the spaces between our gum and teeth, and produce chemicals and toxins that cause inflammation of the gum around the teeth. It is essential to professionally clean the teeth from plaque to prevent periodontal diseases. Plaque and tartar, left untreated for a longer period of time, will be required to be removed using ultrasonic plaque removal methods. These methods are designed to thoroughly clean our teeth under and above the gum line without damaging the gum. Ultrasonic plaque removal not only scrapes away bacterial plaque easily and fast, but also creates a soft surface where bacteria will not be able to accumulate. This soft surface can be kept clean and free from plaque for a long time by regular brushing at home.
It is advisable to undergo plaque removal and a thorough dental cleaning every six months.