Gingivitis Bacteria and Plaque are Signs of a Greater Danger

     Gingivitis bacteria and plaque are responsible for damagage at every stage of gum disease. There are 22 common-known bacteria that secrete flesh-eating toxins that literally eat away at your gum tissue (yes, you heard that right!). These flesh-eating toxins are the main cause for bad breath, bleeding gums, mouth sores, and receding gums. The toxins eat away at the receding gum line faster than the gum tissue can regenerate. Gum regeneration is natural and is similar to the process of healing when we cut a finger. But unless the gums regenerate faster than they are eaten away, the the gums recede, creating periodontal pockets and eventually bone loss. Often the only options available are painful gum grafts or dental gum surgery for advanced forms of gum disease such as periodontitis.

How to Avoid the Results of Uncontrolled Gingivitis Bacteria and Plaque?

     In order to avoid dental surgery and other long-term results of gingivitis, you must control the bacteria. Gum disease drug treatment may be effective from the inside, but they can also cause the body to be unbalance (particularly with good bacteria in the gut). Most other gum disease remedies are ineffective because they do not fight the bacteria where it does its dirty work - in the nooks and crannies of your gum line. Most products are washed away after application. There are a few factors to consider when determining an effective solution:

1. A natural remedy: Some non-natural formulas have harmful chemicals that do more harm than good.
2. An effective remedy: It must be a remedy that is able to do the following:

• Kill the bacteria at a faster rate than they can replenish
• Be able to reside in the gum lines where the bacteria is at work. This is why we recommend a botanical essential oil that has anti-bacterial properties. This is a point that should not be overlooked. Unfortunately man have does done just that.

There is one product that we recommend. Please click on the "more info" button to go to their site and find out more about how they help control gingivitis bacteria and plaque.

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