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Remineralizing Mouth Rinse: Easy DIY Recipe

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James marcus

Modern dental care has taught people that the only way to treat cavities is to fill them. But there are other options. In fact, my remineralizing mouth rinse can support your teeth’s natural process of rebuilding—and even reverse smaller cavities if you catch them early enough.

Sound too good to be true?

Well, it’s not.

Cavities are caused by a combination of multiple factors in the mouth, including an acidic pH, a lack of mineral-rich saliva, and the presence of bacteria that feed on the remnants of certain foods before excreting cavity-causing acids onto the teeth.

But when these factors are controlled and optimized—that is, when pH is neutralized, the mouth is producing adequate amounts of healthy saliva, and the oral microbiome has the proper balance of good and bad bacteria—it’s not just possible to prevent future cavities.

You can also reverse cavities that already exist.

And that’s where this remineralizing mouth rinse comes in.

Now, there are times when fillings are the best choice for treating decay. But I want everyone to know that there is, in fact, an even better option.

The only problem? Common lifestyle choices disrupt the remineralization process and make it difficult for teeth to heal and rebuild from decay.

If you want to create the ideal oral environment for healing cavities naturally, eating the proper diet and taking oral probiotics and other supplements that support remineralization is important.

It’s also important to avoid dental hygiene products that can interfere with the process of remineralization—and conventional mouthwash is one of the biggest culprits.

If you’re one of the millions of people who uses mouthwash daily to improve bad breath, whiten teeth, or clean hard to reach places between the teeth, you should know that mouthwash can’t actually do any of those things.

In fact, conventional mouthwash does more harm than good and can actually cause bad breath and cavities.

Antibacterial mouthwashes destroy the mouth’s beneficial bacteria, leaving it dry and encouraging the growth of the bad bacteria you were trying to rid of in the first place! (1) A dry mouth is more prone to cavities because the production of saliva is needed for the remineralization of your teeth, and a reduction in saliva also contributes to bad breath. (2)

There are some natural mouthwashes that are a better option than Listerine and similar products, but it’s also really easy—and even healthier—to make your own mouth rinse at home.

This DIY Remineralizing Mouth Rinse supports the oral microbiome, rebalances the mouth’s pH, thus supporting the natural remineralization process.

Let’s take a closer look at the ingredients:

L-Arginine is an amino acid supplement that helps prevent tooth decay while preserving the health of the oral microbiome. (3)

Calcium carbonate is a gentle and safe way remove debris and surface stains.

Anise will help freshen up your breath. (4)

Algae is a natural pH stabilizer that moisturizes the mouth.

Now, for the recipe:

Learn More: The Mouth-Body Connection: 6 Ways Oral Health Impacts Overall Health

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This post was last modified on 13/10/2023 02:46

James marcus

Garden Courte is a blog written by [James Marcus], a passionate gardener and writer. She has been gardening for over 20 years and has a deep understanding of plants and how to care for them. In her blog, she shares her knowledge and experience with others, providing tips and advice on gardening, plant care, and more.

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