Warnings against H2O2 and baking soda for teeth

[Guest guest]

Thanks for sharing that - and it makes perfect sense too. On the

other hand, most pastes keep the teeth from re-mineralizing too, as

does sugar and bleached white flour.

 

Those cracks might remineralize if you used the silver bar, ditched

sugar and white bread, and supplemented with plant derived minerals.

 

 

oleander soup , " Jeannie " < wrote:

>

> I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my

> dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I have

> since read various posts online warning against h202 and Baking Soda

> on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments may be okay.

>

> jeannie

>

>

> >>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes

> teeth whiter too.

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Tony,

 

It's fascinating the things we will accept without delving deeper.

It never even occurred to me that the cracking might be repairable.

Now that I'm thinking about it - do you think oil swishing and

applying small amounts of ozonated olive oil might also help re-

mineralize the enamel?

 

Jeannie

 

oleander soup , " Tony " wrote:

>

> Thanks for sharing that - and it makes perfect sense too. On the

> other hand, most pastes keep the teeth from re-mineralizing too, as

> does sugar and bleached white flour.

>

> Those cracks might remineralize if you used the silver bar, ditched

> sugar and white bread, and supplemented with plant derived

minerals.

>

> >

> oleander soup , " Jeannie " <@> wrote:

> >

>I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my

> dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I

> have since read various posts online warning against h202 and

> Baking Soda on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments

>may be okay.

 

>jeannie

 

>>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes

teeth whiter too.

[Guest guest]

I actually just use the peroxide alone for it's oxygenation of gum tissue. kills germs.

 

 

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Jeannie

oleander soup

Sunday, June 08, 2008 11:14 AM

Re: Warnings against H2O2 and baking soda for teeth

 

 

Thanks Tony,It's fascinating the things we will accept without delving deeper. It never even occurred to me that the cracking might be repairable. Now that I'm thinking about it - do you think oil swishing and applying small amounts of ozonated olive oil might also help re-mineralize the enamel?Jeannieoleander soup , "Tony" wrote:>> Thanks for sharing that - and it makes perfect sense too. On the> other hand, most pastes keep the teeth from re-mineralizing too, as> does sugar and bleached white flour.> > Those cracks might remineralize if you used the silver bar, ditched> sugar and white bread, and supplemented with plant derived minerals.> > Tony> > oleander soup , "Jeannie" <@> wrote:> >>I hate to disagree but I experienced quite a bit of cracking to my > dental enamel after following this procedure for over a year. I > have since read various posts online warning against h202 and > Baking Soda on a regular basis. Occasional whitening treatments >may be okay. >jeannie>>try hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. kills the germs and makes teeth whiter too.