Can essential oils help receding gums and sensitivity?

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  • Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
  • Can essential oils help receding gums?
    Essential oils are definitely gaining popularity these days. Those in the natural health field are concerned that dangerous chemicals in conventional health products may hinder natural bodily functions. Patients are also looking to decrease the chemical and man made ingredients found in the majority of beauty and health products. One of the most common complains at the dental office is tooth sensitivity and problems associated with receding gums.
    The attraction to using essential oils in dentistry is that they may not pose such a risk to the body. Let's go over gum recession, what kind of essential oils might be beneficial, and how to apply the oils to decrease teeth and gum sensitivity. Marisa, RDH and BURST ambassador is here to cover the basics and then some.
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Комментарии • 125

  • @cindymarks4758
    @cindymarks4758 Год назад +58

    I’ve regrown my gums. Don’t let people think you can’t regrow your gums!

  • @richdude8150
    @richdude8150 Год назад +69

    I started to notice receding gums and I began to use peppermint oil and ginger with salt in warm water. I rinse for 2 minutes twice daily and I see improvement already in about 4 days. I will be continuing this and will give update in 30 days

    • @bangkokdiscovery
      @bangkokdiscovery Год назад +3

      Did receding gums grow back any?

    • @stevethea5250
      @stevethea5250 Год назад +1

      can u elaborate on what improvement??

    • @pratikpradhan2476
      @pratikpradhan2476 Год назад +1

      any update?

    • @richdude8150
      @richdude8150 Год назад +13

      @@bangkokdiscovery to be honest, I can't say for sure but the darkness is completely gone and I am not ashamed to show my teeth while I smile anymore. I would like to believe it did. You guys should try for at least a week and give your updates here as well. It worked for me and I really wanted to share it to help others. Peppermint oil should be the dominant ingredient btw

    • @richdude8150
      @richdude8150 Год назад +11

      @@pratikpradhan2476 yes it worked fanstastic for me and my gum is almost back to normal. I can smile without being self conscious again. I now dilute peppermint oil in water and wash my mouth daily with it but not as strong as I initially started off with

  • @bellashalom2201
    @bellashalom2201 Год назад +3

    Please post the list and the description under your Description for us to save easily. Thank you! Great video!

  • @RodRock6133
    @RodRock6133 Год назад +3

    Your smile is beautiful and contagious... :) Thanks for your tips

  • @mahnoorsw0rld482
    @mahnoorsw0rld482 Год назад +4

    *W Great Useful VideO..* 😊👍

  • @dewcoircosmetics.5999
    @dewcoircosmetics.5999 Год назад

    Awesome content! Thank you.

  • @maretcaplan6462
    @maretcaplan6462 2 года назад +55

    I added a lot of essential oils to my Listerine - clove, tea tree, lavender, rosemary, white thyme, frankincense, peppermint, grapefruit, cinnamon, etc. I used them every time I brushed my teeth, before going to bed and after getting up in the morning. For the first, my gingivitis is completely gone which I've been suffering since I was young - I'm now 45.

  • @daveb8679
    @daveb8679 2 года назад

    Very helpful. Thank you.

  • @barbdesautels4643
    @barbdesautels4643 Год назад

    I am thinking of trying this for sure; I have high blood pressure so need to get the ok from my doctor. Thanks so much

  • @juliealtman6465
    @juliealtman6465 3 года назад +12

    Hello! I have been using my Burst tooth brush for 6 months . I had an awesome check up yesterday with my dentist! I have battled with gum disease for years. The Sonic is too damaging for someone like me, so the Burst is the perfect option. I no longer need to follow up with my periodontist 🎉

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  3 года назад +2

      This is awesome news. It's those super soft bristles that keep things safe and effective!!! Thank you for sharing!!!

    • @juliealtman6465
      @juliealtman6465 3 года назад +1

      @@BURSTOralCareTV Yes! My dentist and hygienist were very happy with the results ❤️

  • @clutcheyemuzik8490
    @clutcheyemuzik8490 Год назад +1

    I really enjoy this little video

  • @c.mareeharris4615
    @c.mareeharris4615 Год назад

    Thank you!

  • @kindnesslove2271
    @kindnesslove2271 2 года назад +24

    I'm wondering before dentist was around back in olden days what people use to use ? Because I know GOD had natural remedy for those people to use.

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  2 года назад +6

      Perhaps diets were also incredibly different... not a lot of added sugars, sodas, etc. Often times people didn't live past their 40's or 50's to see much recession and decay also... Food for thought!

    • @BBrunswick
      @BBrunswick Год назад +1

      No - people just simply did not live that long.

    • @darkgoddesstantra9999
      @darkgoddesstantra9999 Год назад +2

      ​@@BURSTOralCareTV In which cultures did people not live past those ages?

    • @butterfly7624
      @butterfly7624 3 месяца назад

      Neem

  • @peace4world84
    @peace4world84 2 года назад +14

    I have gum disease for few years my lower two front teeth hurting me can’t bite on them
    Just used peppermint essential oil in few minutes I had a relief
    Thank you

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  2 года назад +2

      Make sure you work with a dental professional to help you find the best oral care products for you. By removing the germs from around your teeth and dental work everyday, you should be able to minimize the inflammation in your mouth.

    • @Thriveforsuccess
      @Thriveforsuccess 7 дней назад +1

      ​@@BURSTOralCareTV Hi , I am using eucalyptus oil but my question is do I have to dilute it with water or directly use it from bottle

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  6 дней назад

      @@Thriveforsuccess we suggest you follow the instructions given on the product that you get. This video is for general information purposes only.

  • @gayletorres7670
    @gayletorres7670 Год назад +3

    I didn't really hear which oils you have to be careful about using . For instance, are there some of these oils that are not good to put in your mouth unless they are in a particular form or have particular labels? I don't want to poison myself!

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 Год назад +1

    Clove oil essential is also used if you make your own oil paints 😉

  • @matthewg3374
    @matthewg3374 2 года назад +7

    I read using clove repeatedly can damage gums and teeth

  • @Sophisticated8
    @Sophisticated8 Год назад +1

    True it happened to me I was put on medication so I’m using more TeaTree oil

  • @splash4891
    @splash4891 Год назад +7

    grinding of the teeth at night (involuntary and not controllable) is a big problem for gum recession; wearing a guard is an option but not for me as I cannot stand them and it ends up on the floor in the middle of the night...you can take care of your teeth to the enth degree and still have issues...stress is the biggest factor

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  Год назад +1

      There are so many factors for grinding and you’re right, it can cause quite a bit of recession. Have you done a sleep study or talked to someone about airway issues?

    • @splash4891
      @splash4891 Год назад +4

      @@BURSTOralCareTV thanks for your reply, no, I have not done a study and my nasal airways are partially blocked due to a deviated septum which was supposed to be fixed, but was not done correctly. But I am pretty sure its stress related (I can feel tension in my jaws that never goes away). The good news is that my gums are in excellent health (my holistic dental hygienist said they were and I have no plaque or barnacles) but I do have high measurements...5, 6, 7s which makes me so nervous...I want to go to the grave w/all my teeth intact!

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  Год назад +1

      @@splash4891 sounds like you are doing the best you can. Good luck

    • @splash4891
      @splash4891 Год назад

      @@BURSTOralCareTV ok thanks

    • @butterfly7624
      @butterfly7624 3 месяца назад

      I also grind my teeth at night. I have a mouth guard that I'm going to start using again because I think that is what's causing my teeth/gum issues.

  • @bassmonk2920
    @bassmonk2920 Год назад +4

    What about Oregano oil...

  • @TRuth.T
    @TRuth.T Год назад +2

    I have heard that swishing with wheatgrass & probiotics in the mouth can help, too...

    • @ccaselli7
      @ccaselli7 Год назад

      I can vouch for wheatgrass powder in water mouthwash and cinnamon powder in hot water..(let cool before use.)..the 2nd works amazingly well for infections ,if u use enough powder,concentrated.

  • @matthewg3374
    @matthewg3374 2 года назад +6

    I’m planning on making a homemade mouthwash but as a base I’m going to be using aloe vera juice and a small amount of vodka along with peppermint and thyme essential oils

    • @richdude8150
      @richdude8150 Год назад

      Don't use vodka. It will leave you with bad breath long term

    • @mysterymaverick1982
      @mysterymaverick1982 Год назад

      You should try Xylitol it is great to not only remineralize your teeth but it imitates sugar so the bad bacteria love it but can't digest it so it stops the biofilm from forming but doesn't kill the good bacteria. Vodka is too strong and will kill the good bacteria too.

    • @GabrielaLtc
      @GabrielaLtc Год назад

      Alcohol kills good bacteria in ur mouth

  • @GrandmaKeith
    @GrandmaKeith 2 года назад +6

    I add tea tree oil to my toothbrush along with toothpaste when I brush.

    • @musiclover6842
      @musiclover6842 Год назад +1

      I love tea tree oil for preventing any infection so I will try this!

  • @simonacoja
    @simonacoja 6 месяцев назад +1

    frankincense, sage, eucalyptus, clove, lemon, peppermint, yarrow, tea tree

  • @abderzakchebbi1339
    @abderzakchebbi1339 2 года назад +4

    brushing my teeth never prevented gum desease that i have since my teenage. every time i do deep clean the tartar come back again after a couple of months, so quick, even though i keep brushing twice a day. i never tried this oil pulling that im hearing about recently, and how effective they are? if anybody can clarify please. thanks

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  2 года назад +3

      One very important question. Do you floss every day? Most of the tartar starts to build up below the gums where your toothbrush cannot reach... Oil pulling may help a bit, but the key to preventing the soft plaque from hardening into tartar is to remove it first.

  • @yosephyisrael37
    @yosephyisrael37 2 года назад +3

    Can I mix tea tree and clove coconut oils together

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  2 года назад +1

      Sounds like a mix combination but of course it's always nice to chat with someone that's an expert in these essential oils

    • @SC-gp7kt
      @SC-gp7kt Год назад +1

      Yes

  • @petermuniz9296
    @petermuniz9296 2 года назад

    Does it work

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  2 года назад

      Make sure to watch the whole video to get some insight from the dental hygienist that created this segment. Of course this is not meant to replace the advice of your personal dental team

  • @pionus3651
    @pionus3651 8 месяцев назад

    What about castor oil?

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  8 месяцев назад

      Similar to coconut oil, some claim that it has benefits but the American Dental Association and majority of dental professionals warn that it's not a proven strategy for cavity reduction or treatment of periodontal disease. Although there may be overall health benefits, our team sticks to the lane of dentistry :).
      Here is a research article that might be helpful: www.todaysrdh.com/oil-pulling-is-it-worth-the-effort/

  • @pauallanespinosa8511
    @pauallanespinosa8511 2 года назад +1

    AMEN

  • @lucymartinez991
    @lucymartinez991 8 месяцев назад

    Ya no synthetic nothing for me thx

  • @lisengel2498
    @lisengel2498 Год назад +6

    You seem to recommandate eucalyptus oil as a help to stimulate gum tissue regrow ? That sounds amazing and very hopefull. And you mention that one way is with the Ayurvedic oil pulling technique, but I would have loved to hav one case story about it 🎶🌷🎵🩷

  • @Brian_Saginashvili_
    @Brian_Saginashvili_ Год назад +21

    I'm 52 years old. Always brushed but never flossed. Yes, i know! Terrible! And now i have gum disease. I just recently had my top wisdom tooth removed. Xray shows two teeth next to it needs removing. Plus, One of my front teeth is loose. Not sore. Just the gum has receeded and the tooth is being held by what little bone is left lol. Dentist wants to remove the whole top row. But is hoping i have at least 4 teeth to save so i can get dentures. All of this is to expensive for myself & my family. I'm not vain, But i do like to take care of myself & look good lol. I've fallen into deep depression because of this. The dentist has told me all the bad things that is about to happen. My cheekbones dropping down. Not being able to eat so you die?? Wow! Lol. Even some people have had their jaws removed?? Not one positive thing to say or any hope given to me of a better outcome. Now i am on youtube looking for hope! Thank you for sharing with us. I need to try all these things. I am desperate as my mental state is not good. Suffered from depression all my life. Got on top of it 15 years ago. And now it's back. Sorry for the novel! Lol. I don't reach out in person. So it's good to share on here.

    • @stevekane8358
      @stevekane8358 Год назад +1

      Your dentist is a shyster scam artist. This guy wants to wreck your mouth over something that can be fixed with a little common sense and oils. if you go back to this butcher you will regret it bigtime. Next he will want to chop your head off for a cavity. WAKE UP

    • @SC-gp7kt
      @SC-gp7kt Год назад +4

      Find a better dentist!!

    • @mirandaweaver2898
      @mirandaweaver2898 Год назад +3

      Please type in break the snow on you tube and you will find help thete

    • @SC-gp7kt
      @SC-gp7kt Год назад

      @@mirandaweaver2898 that's a great channel!

    • @aishahussain7437
      @aishahussain7437 Год назад +3

      How did you make your depression better? I am 30 and have bad depression so looking for tips? Thanks!

  • @manofmatter.yvezchannel
    @manofmatter.yvezchannel Год назад

    can i just use listerine?

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  Год назад +2

      Alrhough that is a popular product, they key is to find something right for you. Trying to kill all of the germs (good and bad) may not be ideal. Also, ask your dental provider if using Listerine with or without alcohol is best for your personal dental history and current situation

    • @manofmatter.yvezchannel
      @manofmatter.yvezchannel Год назад

      @@BURSTOralCareTV i like the listerine green... kills bacterias!

    • @BURSTOralCareTV
      @BURSTOralCareTV  Год назад

      @@manofmatter.yvezchannel Yes it can kill harmful AND beneficial bacteria. We do need the good ones so just chat with your dentist to see what's the best for you

  • @jaymarie3345
    @jaymarie3345 2 года назад +7

    22 years in federal prison BOP could give one ass hair about inmates dental health I’m in such bad shape with gum
    Loss tooth loss furious !.!. Now I have to deal with shit tons of bills oral health is so important law suit coming their way

    • @Behappyandsmilerdh
      @Behappyandsmilerdh 2 года назад +2

      I used to volunteer and see patients at a prison when I was living in Oregon. We need to do before for everyone

    • @briansutton7764
      @briansutton7764 2 года назад

      Jay, that's exactly what the taxpayers need, is a lawsuit against them for your bad decisions. Because obviously money grows on trees. I mean what the hell? The middle class aren't suffering enough under the current administration, where everything is FREE! Until its Not. Do you know who pays for my dental care? Why I do of course. Chew on that for awhile.

    • @Noname-oo9gn
      @Noname-oo9gn Год назад

      Wow prisons in the UK have some of the best dentist's.