All Natural Dental Routine

by hahndds on November 12, 2009

Daily patients ask me what toothpaste to use, what rinse to buy, etc.  When I ask patients what currently use I often hear the latest toothpaste or mouthwash that is being advertized. Unfortunately, none of those products are on my recommended list and for that reason I am writing this post! 

 Here is my recommendation.  This is the best way, in my opinion, to gain and maintain optimal oral health.

Perform In This Order

  1. Floss Teeth

  2. Brush Teeth

  3. Irrigate Teeth

  4. Mouthwash

  5. Massage Gums

 

FLOSS

a. Pull out 30 inches of floss. Wind most of that around the middle finger of one hand, and the tail-end around the middle finger of the other hand

b. Pinch the string between the thumb and index finger of both hands, leaving one to two inches in between. As you floss, continually unroll a one to two inch span of clean string from the finger that has the most string over to the middle finger of the other hand. Be willing to waste a few feet of floss so that you can practice.

c. Use your thumbs to direct the string between the upper teeth. Use your index fingers to direct the string between the lower teeth. The key to the whole process is the ability to use the index fingers and thumbs to manipulate the string into a C shape halfway around the tooth so that it maximally contacts the outline of the sulcus between the teeth. The string must go beneath the gums and as deep into the sulcus as possible while still not cutting the gums.

It does indeed take some practice. As you are flossing, notice there’s a squeaky sound. This is good, it means they are getting clean. Don’t hesitate to ask your dentist or dental hygienist to show you how to floss effectively. There’s no substitute for a hands-on demonstration.

You can also use a Reach Access flosser which makes the above procedure easier!

 

BRUSH

First you need to make the toothpaste yourself!  This is simple but critical.

Ingredients:  XyloSalt (1 part)

                            Baking Soda (3 parts) (OR order the soon available premixed XyloSalt tooth powder)

                            Colloidal Silver (just enough to create a paste) OR Hydrogen Peroxide (ONLY if you do not have any silver mercury fillings in your mouth)

Now place the toothpaste on your super soft toothbrush and vibrate the bristles gently at a 45 degree angle towards the neck of the tooth.  Do all surfaces of the teeth for 3-5 seconds each, or at least 2 minutes for the entire mouth.  This will harden your tissue making it a much better barrier!

 

IRRIGATE

Use a waterpick or like unit to irrigate between your teeth.  The two units I recommend are the Hydrofloss or the Viajet because they have the right attachments to reach into the sulcus around the teeth.  You should use a pack of XyloSalt in the tank of water!  Irrigate between all your teeth.  This should not take more than a few minutes.

 

MOUTHWASH

Now that everything is clean you use XyloSalt mouthwashto draw out any inflammation out of your cells and nourish them.  Mix 1 pack of XyloSalt with 4-8 oz. of water (a standard water bottle).  Use this mix for 1 week, then dispose.  You can rinse as many times during the day as you like, but rinse at least twice, once each brushing.

 

MASSAGE GUMS

 Massage your gums with a Butler Rubber Tip.  Here is how:

a. Push the rubber tip in between the teeth – straight in – at the triangular piece of gum between the teeth, so that it slides up on top   of this gum triangle.

b. Push down (lower teeth) or up (upper teeth) as hard as you can, within reason. Do not cause yourself pain. Some discomfort may be felt, however.

You’ll notice that the tip of the stimulator is at an angle. This is so that you can lay the half inch of the tip against the flesh between the teeth. Lay the rubber tip against the gum so that all of the rubber part is against it and stimulate. You’re not just putting the tip end between the teeth. THIS IS A VERY KEY POINT.  Then gently massage the V-shaped gum area with the tip.

NOTE:  Imagine rubbing a small spot on your arm for a minute or two. It will get red, after you quit. What you have done is brought blood to that area. That is what you want to do with the rubber tip.

c.  Then, gently massage the V-shaped gum area with the tip. Push the rubber tip up, down or sideways left and right, circular for (10) ten seconds. Do this on the inside and outside of the row of teeth, wherever there is gum that lies between your teeth.

Move to your next tooth and begin the stimulating process again. If you still have all your teeth, you would have 60 places to rub (inside and out). So 60 x 10 seconds is 600 seconds, or at least 10 minutes of treatment time.

 

Now, before you decide that this is too much time, realize that after you learn how to do this, it could easily be done while reading, watching TV, while being driven in a car (we suggest you only do this in front of close friends) or after your evening meal. Time does not have to be your enemy. Be creative in finding the time to improve your dental health.

Note: To take a few minutes each day to properly care for your teeth and gums will save you many hours in a dentist’s chair.

 

This is the best way that I know of how to maintain optimal oral health.  Variations in this technique exist, but for starters, this is perfect.  For your convenience I will soon stock the items required in my online store so that you can order the IDEAL DENTAL HEALTH KIT online.

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{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

Mamba Qondile December 10, 2009 at 5:34 am

CAN YOU PLEASE HELP ME OF MY BLEEDING GUMS

hahndds December 10, 2009 at 9:26 am

Mamba, I will need a lot more information to help you. You are welcome to send me an e-mail describing your exact condition. I would love to see some x-rays and high quality intraoral photos.
Bleeding gums are dangerous and need to be addressed. My products help, but underlying issues must be resolved first. It is like building a house. You can not build a beautiful home on swamp land. You need a good foundation. Let’s talk about your foundation and then I will show you how to build a beautiful strong home.

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