Studies have shown that organic and botanical agents not only provide nutritional values to the body, but also help to prevent a wide variety of health conditions.
Many of these natural agents can improve oral hygiene so that periodontal disease, cancer, cardiovascular disease and other serious disease risks can be significantly reduced.
Consulting with a dentist allows a patient to learn about which natural agents are the most effective and how they should be incorporated into an individual's daily routine.
A professional can assist in early detection procedures, diagnosis and viable solutions.
Pomegranate This natural agent has the ability to reduce plaque buildup and inflammation.
It can eliminate bacterial growth in the oral cavity in order to prevent periodontitis (inflammation of gums and bones) which then reduces the chances of tooth decay and tooth loss.
Pomegranate can be taken as a supplement or directly applied to the oral cavity.
Vitamins Vitamin C is known to encourage oral health by maintaining connective tissues in the mouth.
Diseases such as scurvy is often characterized by bleeding gums which is a connective tissue.
Vitamin B aids in decreasing bleeding and redness that is found in connective tissue.
Vitamin D promotes gum health and should be a part of an oral hygiene plan as many dental patients do not have an adequate level of the hormone within their bodies.
Coenzyme 10 Studies have revealed that when CoQ10 is utilized, there is a verifiable diminished level of periodontitis.
This particular enzyme has been known to aid in cardiovascular issues but is also being considered an important tool in fighting oral diseases.
It has been found that CoQ10 can reduce oxidative stress that is located on gum and bone inflammation.
Scientists recommend that a daily dose of 50 mg be consumed for the effective results.
Green Tea Tooth decay is characterized by the existence of streptococcus mutans which is a microorganism that lives within the mouth.
Green tea has antibacterial qualities which prevents bacteria and other germs from forming on the teeth.
It can accomplish this by reducing amylase enzymes from growing (germs used to break down foods).
Green tea is also associated with decreasing cancerous cells and properties within the oral cavity.
Aloe Vera The natural qualities of aloe vera help soothe burns and enhances the healing process due to its anti-inflammatory mechanisms.
Xylitol This natural sweetener can ward off tooth decay and thus tooth loss.
Hydrogen Peroxide This antiseptic can reduce a patient's chances of acquiring plaque or gingivitis.
All of these natural agents can be incorporated into a an oral hygiene plan that is administered by a qualified dental professional.