DENTISTS - was Help for a Newbie?

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, " David Lambert " <dlmbrt

wrote:

>

> I haven't tried the oregano oil orally, sounds like a good idea. I

also

> rinse with H2O2.

 

Hi Dave

 

I just wanted to add a word here if I may among my other posts.

 

H2O2 is hydregen Peroxide and you need a little bit of a chemistry

lesson here to understand how it works. I am not a chemisty teacher

but can tell you this...that the O has 2 negatives and CA has 2

positives. No CA is Calcium. So what is happening here is that the

O is taking the CA out of your teeth.

 

Brushing you teeth with this will give you trouble in the long run as

what will happen is they will have to place coatings or veneers over

all your teeth once cavities start forming because there is no way to

replace the calcium once it has been removed.

 

Short term is as you explain, and we all desire that, but at what

price. I had a girfriend in her 50's who was advised to brush her

teeth with that to stop gingivitis and she did but then she started

her daughter to brush with H2O2 and baking soda. The child is now 21

and has a mess and needs all her teeth capped because she has no

enamel left on them. She always had such white and no cavity teeth.

Oh you should have heard the yelling she did to her mother for that

too late lesson. Everyone will do as they want and that is OK I am

not saying anyone is right or wrong. I just wish to give out

informed knowledge so people can make up their own minds.

 

Barbara

 

PS: Sorry my replies are lengthy but short answers on these just can

not be done. But I did snip most of the message

[Guest guest]

Barbara, are you sure about this??? I’m not saying you’re wrong, but I have

never heard this. I have been brushing with baking soda and tea tree oil

for about ten years now, and when I began doing this all my dental problems

disappeared. I’m 55 now, so I only have to get another 50 years or so out

of these teeth LOL!

 

Dave

 

 

 

So what is happening here is that the O is taking the CA out of your teeth.

 

Brushing you teeth with this will give you trouble in the long run

 

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sewingstorms wrote:

> H2O2 is hydregen Peroxide and you need a little bit of a chemistry

> lesson here to understand how it works. I am not a chemisty teacher

> but can tell you this...that the O has 2 negatives and CA has 2

> positives. No CA is Calcium. So what is happening here is that the

> O is taking the CA out of your teeth.

Raine: I have searched and searched and cannot find this information

anywhere else. Do you have a source I can study (preferably online)?

 

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[Guest guest]

If it's Chemistry 101, surely it can be found on the internet somewhere?

I have found several sites discussing H2O2 and oxidation, but none

mention anything about calcium or any detriment to teeth.

 

-Raine, who didn't learn chemistry in school and needs to now! lol

 

sewingstorms wrote:

> Hi Raine

>

> This is chemistry 101...you learn it in school. I could not teach it

> if I tried. But as I stated the O in H2O2 through oxidation the O2

> means that the O has 2 negatives. Calcium has 2 positives and when you

> have 2 opposites they join. Which means the calcium is taken. If any

> one can explain this better please do.

>

> Barbara

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