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| − | See also :
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| − | * [[Gingivitis]]
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| − | * [[Tooth Decay]]
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| − | * [[Toothache]]
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| − | == Symptoms ==
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| − | [[File:Gum disease.jpg]]
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| − | == Home remedies ==
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| − | * [[licorice]] root is effective against the bacteria which causes tooth decay and gum disease, both of which can lead to tooth loss.
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| − | * [[Acmella Oleracea]] is employed to treat [[toothache]]s and Gum Diseases.
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| − | * (Diluted) [[Tea tree oil]] is primarily used in products that heal gum infections and canker sores.
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| − | * [[Apples]] : We all know the sensation that follows eating an apple – that astringent property, where our gums feel squeaky clean. This is due, in part, to quercetin, which is found in apples, tea and onions, for example. It bears significant antimicrobial properties.Apple polyphenol also protects against periodontal ligament cell destruction associated with Porphyromonas gingivalis, a pathogenic anaerobic bacteria, infection.
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| − | * Using [[Massularia Acuminata]] stems as chewing sticks may help improve gum health.
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| − | == Warnings ==
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| − | == References ==
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| | [[Category:Diseases]] | | [[Category:Diseases]] |
| | [[Category:inflammatory disease]] | | [[Category:inflammatory disease]] |
