Oil & Herbs Toxin Free Teeth Nourishing toothpaste and Mineral Mouthwash

All natural toothpaste that reverses caries. For the research, look here.

Recipe:

Use 1 tablespoon of each of these herbs:

Chamomile flowers (has antibacterial properties that help fight oral bacteria)

 Caraway seed

Removes bad breath Cures Tooth Ache. One of the top 9 Health benefits of Caraway Seeds is that they reduce and at times totally cure tooth ache for people of all ages. No matter what kind of tooth ache you are having if you only use pastes and ointments that have Caraway Seeds or even Caraway Seed powder directly on your teeth they can cure pain on an immediate effect. The powder actually gives immediate relief to the swollen, inflamed or hurt parts of the teeth or gums which is why you will see the name of this seed probably on every second or third brand of toothpaste that you buy from the markets. The taste of Caraway is also somewhat pleasant which is why they use this in tooth pastes and teeth whiteners. Prolonged use of Caraway will give you shiny white teeth that make your smile a pleasant one.

Minerals	unit	Value per 100 grams
Calcium, Ca	mg	689
Iron, Fe	mg	16.23
Magnesium, Mg	mg	258
Phosphorus, P	mg	568
Potassium, K	mg	1351
Sodium, Na	mg	17
Zinc, Zn	mg	5.5
Vitamins
Vitamin C, total ascorbic acid	mg	21
Thiamin	mg	0.383
Riboflavin	mg	0.379
Niacin	mg	3.606
Vitamin B-6	mg	0.36
Folate, DFE	µg	10
Vitamin B-12	µg	0
Vitamin A, RAE	µg	18
Vitamin A, IU	IU	363
Vitamin E (alpha-tocopherol)	mg	2.5
Vitamin D (D2 + D3)	µg	0
Vitamin D	IU	0
Vitamin K (phylloquinone)	µg	0
Lipids
Fatty acids, total saturated	g	0.62
Fatty acids, total monounsaturated	g	7.125
Fatty acids, total polyunsaturated	g	3.272

Turmeric

Turmeric is a well-known anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial herb, making it useful for home dental care.

One study in 2012  showed that curcumin in turmeric can prevent gingivitis, or gum disease. It helped remove plaque, bacteria, and inflammation comparably well with traditional mouthwashes, when used properly.

A study later in 2013 found even more benefits from turmeric for oral hygiene. Results showed it can relieve dental pain and possibly even be used as periodontitis treatment. It may also help prevent various oral cancers.

Some compare turmeric’s teeth whitening effects to baking soda or activated charcoal for teeth whitening.Turmeric provides oral healthcare benefits that other natural, or over-the-counter tooth whiteners, don’t have.

Ginger

Key Oral Health Benefits of Ginger

The oral health benefits of ginger are multifold. Ginger serves as a wonderful preventative method to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Also, it’s also a quick and easy treatment for many oral and dental issues.

Consuming ginger can help you…

• Remove plaque.
• Keep cavities away.
• Strengthen your gum tissue.
• Temporarily relieve toothaches and oral pain.
• Prevent inflammatory oral diseases.
• Reduce your risk of gingivitis and gum disease.
• Protect you from serious oral infections, diseases, and cancers.

Ginger Can Help Fight Against Gingivitis and Gum Disease

Now you know ginger can protect you from serious oral health issues.

But, how exactly does it do this?

Ginger contains multiple active ingredients that stimulate health and healing in your mouth. The most notable are Raffinose and Gingerol.

Active Ingredient #1: Raffinose for Plaque Defense

Raffinose, one of the key active ingredients in ginger, helps prevent bacterial buildup around your teeth and gums.

This robust ingredient found in ginger fights sugar formation around the teeth, therefore keeping biofilm from developing. A biofilm is a stubborn form of bacteria that sticks to surfaces. It is the primary cause of plaque accumulation and can ultimately lead to cavities and overall decay.

The ingredient, Raffinose, further:

• Relieves pain, swelling, and infections related to toothaches.
• Reduces biofilm and other bacterial accumulation on teeth and gums.
• Prevents inflammatory diseases like periodontal disease, which diminishes bone and tissue in your mouth.

And much, much more.

Active Ingredient #2: Gingerol for Fighting Infection

Gingerol is the main ingredient that gives ginger its spice.

But it doesn’t just create spice – it has the gusto to fight infections, kill bacteria and bring swelling to a minimum.

And, that’s not all…

Multiple scientific studies found ingesting Gingerol can be a successful way to fight various cancers.

In fact, this super ingredient actually stopped cancerous cells from metastasizing. The same ingredient that adds spice to your meals can possibly also stop cancer from spreading.

Dandelion Greens

 (Dandelion greens are a good source of calcium and vitamin K — both of which are associated with the prevention of bone loss .Calcium, phosphorous, vitamin D, vitamin E., Potassium, Magnesium, silicium, Iron, Manganese, Zinc,  Copper and a relatively high amount of Choline (part of vitamin B)

Plantain and Echinacea

 When there are deep pockets, gaps between the gum and bone (early-mid periodontal disease), bacteria multiply there and typically erode all the healthy tissues, including eventually the bone. The herbs that helps to maintain a healthy mouth, and/or to heal infections, strengthen gum tissue, and tighten teeth, are: plantain leaves, witch hazel leaves, twigs, and flowers, yarrow flowers and leaves, echinacea root, sage leaves, rosemary leaves, horsetail, oat straw, nettles, pine needles and twigs, roses and rose hips, elder blossoms and berries, and hawthorn flowers and berries. Other herbs such as usnea, burdock, goldenseal, myrrh gum, bloodroot, violet leaves, and white oak bark.     

Nettle  

trace minerals needed for restoring enamel.

Oregano (against sores in the mouth)

A study in 2008 discovered that one of the naturally occurring compounds found in Oregano had strong antimicrobial properties.

Sage (white teeth)

 Sage has antimicrobial effects, which can neutralize microbes that promote dental plaque. In one study, a sage-based mouthwash was shown to effectively kill the Streptococcus mutans bacteria, which is notorious for causing dental

In a test-tube study, a sage-based essential oil was shown to kill and halt the spread of Candida albicans, a fungus that may also cause cavities

One review noted that sage may treat throat infections, dental abscesses, infected gums and mouth ulcers. (11).

Sage has:

• Vitamin K: 10% of the reference daily intake (RDI)
• Iron: 1.1% of the RDI
• Vitamin B6: 1.1% of the RDI
• Calcium: 1% of the RDI
• Manganese: 1% of the RDI

As you can see, a small amount of sage packs 10% of your daily vitamin K needs (2Trusted Source).

Sage also contains small amounts of magnesium, zinc, copper , Bèta Carotene and vitamins, C and E.

What’s more, this aromatic spice houses caffeic acid, chlorogenic acid, rosmarinic acid, ellagic acid and rutin — all of which play a role in its beneficial health effects

Peppermint leaf (presence of potassium, magnesium, calcium, iron and phosphorus in mint leaves is essential for maintenance and formation of bone-density in tooth and jaw. The vitamins and minerals work together to fortify enamel and ensure strengthening teeth and gums. It acts as an alkaline food that contradicts the effects of the acidic environment that is responsible for gum diseases and tooth decay.)

Parsley (vitamin K, Since parsley is naturally antibacterial, it is excellent for your oral health. Along with brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing once a day, chewing parsley could help eliminate harmful bacteria in your mouth that can cause gum disease and tooth decay.)

Grind this to a powder, then mix into a paste with a table spoon of sesame oil and hemp oil mixed with two tablespoons of non deodorized organic coconut oil, and you have a wonderful toothpaste. When it is very cold, add some sesame seed oil to keep it soft and easily applicable.

The main type of fat in coconut oil is lauric acid, which is a 12 carbon (C12) medium-chain triglyceride (MCT), and makes up around half of coconut oil. It also contains small amounts of palmitic (C16) and myristic (C14) acid (1Trusted Source).

Interestingly, the fatty acids in coconut oil have been associated with having antibacterial properties, which may benefit your oral health. In particular, lauric acid and monolaurin (a monoglyceride form of lauric acid) are associated with having antimicrobial properties

Sesame oil may not be something you’ve considered as part of your dental care regimen, but it’s an excellent tool to neutralize acid and boost dental health. Sesame seeds are thought to reduce plaque and help remineralize tooth enamel. They are also rich in linoleic acid.

Olive oil. Fights inflammation.

Be sure to use cold pressed, organic sesame oil, otherwise it has no power.

For a an excellent oral care routine, start with using a toothpick, then rinse your mouth, preferably with a water pick, and floss with a neutral floss with no additives between each teeth, cleaning the floss after every time  before you go to the next pair of teeth. Then use the water pick again to rinse your mouth and teeth. Then use the toothpaste, and of you like you can add tumeric for extra white teeth three times a week, like Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Brush for two minutes, cleaning all six tooth areas (above front, top and back and below front top and back, and using any extra time on the hind teeth).

And my latest addition: Raw cacao. I already knew that it was rich in minerals that re beneficial for bones, but then I also read it was amazing for teeth. I tried putting some in the oil and herbs toothpaste, and the effect was amazing.

Theobromine, a chemical found in pure cacao, or chocolate, promises to help keep your teeth more healthy and protected than fluoride ever could. Some studies show that occlusions, or tiny facets or holes in your enamel that expose the dentin and cause hypersensitivity, can be completely filled in and protected with a much thicker layer than fluoride could provide. One study showed that the layer of protection could be about 4 times thicker, up to 2 microns thick, which is about 10,000 times as thick as a strand of hair, but 4 times thicker than fluoride could provide. It has been shown that within 3-4 days and up to a week of brushing twice daily with Theodent — the only toothpaste currently available with theobromine — teeth showed a 100% coverage of enamel occlusions. This is far better protection than fluoride has ever provided teeth, and could be a major breakthrough in dental health and science. Flouride has never been shown to provide 100% protection, and in one study, a Colgate fluoride toothpaste showed only a 3% occlusion coverage rate over 4 days of use compared to 100% coverage by theobromine treatment. That’s really promising.

New studies show that dark chocolate is effective at fighting cavities, plaque and tooth decay. Dark chocolate is a good source of polyphenols, natural chemicals that can limit oral bacteria.

They are also able to neutralize microorganisms that cause bad breath and prevent some bacteria from turning sugar and starches into acid, which love to wreck havoc on your teeth.

Antioxidants in dark chocolate have been shown to fight periodontal disease. And research suggests it might be better at fighting tooth decay than fluoride. There’s also a compound found in chocolate called CBH that could be used in mouthwashes and toothpaste someday.

Then without rinsing, either add a sip of mouthwash, made from:

-one teaspoon of diatomaceous earth: (3 percent magnesium, 5 percent sodium, 2 percent iron, 19 percent calcium and 33 percent silicon, along with several other trace minerals.)

-one teaspoon of healing earth

-a table spoon of Himalayan salt

-a capsule of activated charcoal

-a capsule of echicea powder

add 500 ml of water

-then add sesame oil

-the omega three oil mix described earlier or hemp oil

-a teaspoon of curcumin

-a teaspoon of black pepper

-a table spoon of olive oil

(In addition to vitamins and minerals, [Table 1] A. vera has ingredients that act as antiinflammatories. Bradykinase is an A. vera enzyme, which reduces skin inflammation. A. vera has 12 anthraquinones, also known as laxatives. It has fatty acids, salicylic acid and hormones called auxins and gibberellins, all of which result in inflammation reversal. These anti-inflammatories work most often by stimulating immune system function and collagen growth, or by blocking the paths of irritants.)

Take a sip and add a teaspoon of organic extra virgin coconut oil .

Or just use either olive oil if you have a tooth ache or inflammation or coconut oil if you just need to keep your teeth healthy, and use that to oil pull for between 10 to 20 minutes.

Slush  in your mouth for the time it takes to get dressed in the morning or into your night clothes before bedtime.

Spit out in a jar which you can then empty in the compost bin in the garden in the morning, since the amylase is very good for the earth.

Make sure not swallow it, since that can cause calcium toxicity, which can lead to cardiac arrhythmia and arteriosclerosis!

Then rinse your mouth and teeth thoroughly with a water pick, making sure none of the minerals remain in the mouth, since that is too abrasive.

In spite of what some dentists say, brushing your teeth after eating is fine. It’s not the enamel that gets brushed off, but the layer of calcium covering the enamel, and there is nothing wrong with that being replaced regularly, otherwise teeth become very yellow. Also using a toothpick to take away food between teeth is as important as brushing. For more information on teeth, see Research for Oil &Herbs Teeth Nourishing Toxin free toothpaste For teething children, chewing on a toothbrush can bring relief. And start brushing even before the first tooth comes through.

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