I am 40 years old and have been told I
have periodontal disease - my dentist is
going to do a scaling and root planing -
another dentist told me my teeth are loose
but I dont feel like they are. This has
scared me because I dont want my teeth
dropping out! I am going to keep my
mouth spotless after my scaling and
cleaning but want to know has anyone else
been told their teeth are loose and they
dont feel like they are? Is it too late
for me lol?
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lily rose payne
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jun 2007 Posts: 1 Location: australia
I Cured My Gum Disease With Jarrah Honey Posted: 06-25-07 08:29am
My gum disease cure. I am thirty years
old. When I was 27 I was told that I had
advanced periodontal disease. At the time
I had been reading about Australian Jarrah
honey. I began flossing my teeth with it,
pushing the honey deep down into the
periodontal pockets. I was flossing three
or four times a day and within weeks my
gums had stopped bleeding. The pockets
slowly began to close up. Three years on I
a virtually pocket free. I only have one
small pocket remaining. The worst one I
had is now about a third of the size it
used to be. Over the last three years I
have had no cavities develop. If you
cannot get jarrah honey, find the most
medicinal honey available in your country,
or E mail me and I may be able to help. It
is also a good idea to look at why the
disease developed in the first place eg,
vitamin c deficiency. Good luck.
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idiopathic12
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 19 Dec 2005 Posts: 24 Location: california
Posted: 06-25-07 19:56pm
Chilli,
I have "moderate-to-advanced"
periodontitis. I've been told I had a
tooth that was very loose, but it doesn't
really feel like it. I think dentists
have a different standard of determining
what's lose than we do.
I am getting over a major tooth infection
and some of my teeth have been feeling
slightly loose lately, but I'm not sure
how much that's a false sensation. See my
comment to Heather on this forum, re:
dentures.
I moderate an almost inactive forum and
write a column on it with lots of info
called "My Periodontitis Diary":
If clicking onto the above doesn't work,
try typing or pasting it in your address
bar.
Good luck.
James N. Dawson/idiopathic12
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grason
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 May 2008 Posts: 1
Jarrah Honey Posted: 05-13-08 21:15pm
I have a loose tooth and receeding gums.
I can feel a pocket at the roof of my
mouth where the loose tooth is. How do
you stop this thing? Can honey alone do
this?
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prdent1
Supporter
Joined: 26 Dec 2007 Posts: 70
Posted: 05-14-08 15:44pm
what cause periodontal disease is plaque
(food + bacteria that live in our mouth)
when this plaque stay for a long time near
thegums it cause inflamation on the gums
and inflamation cause bon loss and
bleeding. Removing this plaque daily with
the floss prevents periodontal disease
formation a progression, that medical
honey it is not the one that get rid of
the periodontal disease ,the thing is
that when you floss with that honey you
are FLOSSING the plaque away at the same
time so relieving your gums from what is
causing the inflamation.
And NO dont use bee honey because it
contains sugar and you will be nourishing
the bacterias so you will end with more
periodontal disease and also a lot of
cavities.
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