You need to distinguish between fluoride in water (1PPM) which is very effective in reducing decay in teeth that are developing in bone. ( after age 6-8 fluoride in water does very little) Topical fluoride(gels, rinse, varnish) helps to a much smaller degree the teeth that are erupted. I have not heard any one in the dental community recommend fl for 'burning mouth syndrome'. One etiology is a vitamin B deficiency. However, there is not any agreement on other possible causes. So the "Earthclinic" article is as good as most dental literature on the syndrome. Ps. I'm a dentist practicing 37 years
On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 10:39 PM, Carolyn Boyles <cboy...@swbell.net> wrote: > Fluoride is not an effective dental remedy, despite what the dental > community will cram down your throat that it is. The government needed a > way to get rid of all the excess fluoride so they put it in drinking water, > claiming it would improve the dental health of the country. Getting one of > those WaterPik, HydroFloss, etc. treatment units for your teeth is very > helpful. I have terrible teeth and gums. Tooth powder is almost more > effective than toothpaste (see IPSAB tooth powder below). Closys mouthwash > is also very effective. > > Here is a link I found to cures for Burning Mouth Sydrome: > > <http://www.earthclinic.com/cures/burning-mouth-syndrome.html> > http://www.earthclinic.com/cures/burning-mouth-syndrome.html > > If you want some truly effective remedies for tooth problems (disclaimer: > I'm not associated with the company I'm recommending; I just buy their > products), look up The Heritage Store on the Internet. You will find > powdered IPSAB tooth powder, gum rinse, and other related products. Read up > on Edgar Cayce and you will discover how he came up with all these cures. > If you suffer from frequent kidney stones and bladder infections, buy the > watermelon seeds powdered and make tea out of them. It works well making > the tea with a Mr. Coffee iced tea maker. The seeds are very bitter so you > will need to add a lot of sweetener to the tea. Use with tea from a company > like The Republic of Tea (TROT) because you don't want to be drinking > storebought tea since it contains things that actually cause kidney stones. > If you want a recommendation on the types of tea we use to dissolve my > husband's chronic kidney stores, e-mail me off loop and I'll tell you which > two teas we use from TROT. > > Carolyn > -- Living in God's Grace Ron
