Re: teeth demineralization

[Guest guest]

Not sure if available in America, but here in Aus', there is a product called

'Recaldent' GC Tooth Mousse Plus'..only available at dentists...ingredients:

Calcium Phosphate and Fluoride...Because of the fluoride, it's not meant to be

swallowed obviously so use is for little ones who can spit....but the pure

calcium is supposed to fix any 'white spots'(early decay) or demineralisation.

Donna.

Aussie mum to Cameron-6-ASD

                      

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From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

Sent: Wed, 7 July, 2010 3:50:46 AM

Subject: [ ] teeth demineralization

 

Does anyone know what to do biomedically to reverse this.

Thanks.

D.

[Guest guest]

yes! you can order it online. It's a product called " MI paste " and you can get

it with or without fluoride.

Leah

On Jul 8, 2010, at 6:53 AM, Donna Bowerman wrote:

> Not sure if available in America, but here in Aus', there is a product called

> 'Recaldent' GC Tooth Mousse Plus'..only available at dentists...ingredients:

> Calcium Phosphate and Fluoride...Because of the fluoride, it's not meant to be

> swallowed obviously so use is for little ones who can spit....but the pure

> calcium is supposed to fix any 'white spots'(early decay) or demineralisation.

> Donna.

> Aussie mum to Cameron-6-ASD

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

>

> Sent: Wed, 7 July, 2010 3:50:46 AM

> Subject: [ ] teeth demineralization

>

>

> Does anyone know what to do biomedically to reverse this.

>

> Thanks.

> D.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I had this problem and my found that fluoride and glycerine in toothpaste are

not good for teeth at all. Fluoride - because it is a poison and because your

teeth really need calcium and not the fluorude to replace it.

Glycerine - because it leaves a film on the surface of your teeth which prevents

their remineralisation.

I stopped using any toothpaste and use only tooth powder now. I found that myth

about toothpowder damading tooth enamel is really a myth. I started loosing

enamel on my teeth while using toothpastes. It got especially bad after

replacing my amalgams (improper protocol). At one point I coul hardly brush my

teeth at all because of their sensitivity. Then I changed to a toothpaste. Now,

in a few months after that all the sensitivity has gone. Certainly, it was not

only toothpowder, chelation and supplements helped as well, but it definitely

proves that tooth powders DO NOT damage tooth enamel, they help it.

I used classic tooth powder which is easy to make: just mix any calcium powder

(calcium carbonate, calcium gluconate or any other available), a pinch of sodium

bicarbonate (baking soda) and a drop of peppermint oil (or any other of your

taste).

Galina

>

> > Not sure if available in America, but here in Aus', there is a product

called

> > 'Recaldent' GC Tooth Mousse Plus'..only available at dentists...ingredients:

> > Calcium Phosphate and Fluoride...Because of the fluoride, it's not meant to

be

> > swallowed obviously so use is for little ones who can spit....but the pure

> > calcium is supposed to fix any 'white spots'(early decay) or

demineralisation.

> > Donna.

> > Aussie mum to Cameron-6-ASD

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

> >

> > Sent: Wed, 7 July, 2010 3:50:46 AM

> > Subject: [ ] teeth demineralization

> >

> >

> > Does anyone know what to do biomedically to reverse this.

> >

> > Thanks.

> > D.

> >

> >