dental cleansing and tartar (Biofilm)

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Hi Akkama,

Sonicare (Sonicare.com) is what I use in the evening and Alum/Salt for

the morning cleansing.

Go to

http://www.erc.montana.edu/CBEssentials-SW/bf-basics-99/bbasics-01.htm

for some real hardcore research on the subject of Biofilm which cover

Plaque and Tartar. After seeing a movie at the website showing the

effectiveness of the Sonic technology I immediately got on Ebay and

scored their newest model (unopened) for better than 55% off of

Suggested Retail.

I later talked to a friend who said that after having used the Sonicare

he went to his dentist for his yearly cleaning and was told "there was

nothing to clean". Exact words.

See the movie

http://www.erc.montana.edu/Res-Lib99-SW/Movies/2002/02-M010_M013.htm

Sat Nam,

Dharam

 

 

akkamahadevi avanti wrote:

 

> SAT NAM,

> What are you thoughts on some of the best ways of

> dental cleansing and preventing teh tartar from

> accumulation?

> I feel regular dental cleansing widens the teeth gaps

> and increases

> and the problem rather than providing a solution.

> thanks

> Akkama

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info Dharam,

Could you please detail further on

using Alum/Salt to brush?

Also, where can I find Alum?

My concern to sonicare is

What effect will those vibrations have on jaw, skull

and other

facial organs?

-

Thanks

Akkama

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Sat Nam Akkama,

Regarding Alum and Salt, we've had enough discussion on this

subject to Gag a horse.......a large horse. Check the Archives doing

word searches for Alum, Salt, Gag, Gagging, Mucus. Gagging is great but

lets not repeat what has already been laid out in full color and gory

details.

Regarding Sonic care, I had/have the same concerns you had, but more

so with regard to the 84 meridians that are in the mouth. What effect,

positive or negative, might this have? Nonetheless, the more you

understand Biofilm and how difficult it is to remove (eg. 75 minutes of

soaking in chlorine still only removed 70% in one experiment) the more

you can appreciate this ultrasonic method. Fifteen seconds of Sonicare

brushing removed 99.9% of the film and bacteria in one experiment. Check

out that site by the University of Montana and Bill Costerton...he IS

the man in Biofilm Engineering. BTW, cleaning is my business and in reviewing

my methods I ran upon this info on toothcare absolutely by chance.

http://www.erc.montana.edu/CBEssentials-SW/bf-basics-99/bbasics-01.htm

There are several very good "micro" movies at this page

Sat Nam,

Dharam

P.S. One must also weigh in the known connection between tooth/gum

health with immunity issues and heart health vs an unknown effect, if any.

 

akkamahadevi avanti wrote:

 

> Thanks for the info Dharam,

> Could you please detail further on

> using Alum/Salt to brush?

> Also, where can I find Alum?

> My concern to sonicare is

> What effect will those vibrations have on jaw, skull

> and other

> facial organs?

> -

> Thanks

> Akkama