interesting, the hygenist just recommended to me that I get a flouride
rinse for my tooth sensitivity. After she explained the mechanism by
which sensitivity is normally stopped, I wondered how good would it be
to have flouride in your mouth, hardened and blocking those pores? I
think I'd rather have silver particles in there blocking the pores (
assuming that is how it works ). She also told me that once your gums
have started to recede they will not come back. Anyone have any good
news on that front?
Sharon
On Mar 16, 2005, at 9:41 AM, sol wrote:
Just a personal note: I refuse to buy any GOL product since they
knowingly lied to me about iodine in their products.
Using either plain bar soap, or Weleda Calendula toothpaste and a
CS/peroxide mouthrinse after brushing and flossing has fixed my
sensitive teeth. So there is more than one way to the desired result
of getting rid of tooth senstivity. I used to rinse separately with
diluted peroxide followed by CS, but just putting some peroxide into
the CS rinse seems to work just as well.
sol
CH wrote:
I bought the Clenzology Tooth & Gum Solution (same guy that does
the Maker's Diet) using 2 to 3 drops along with a few sprays of CS.
I've had tooth sensitivity in the past, have none today.
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