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Aloe Vera for Your Dental Health
Aloe is very good for dental health. Even though Aloe Vera has proven itself to be very beneficial in several health functions Dentists were skeptical about the use of Aloe Vera in Dental Health. A recent study published in the journal General Dentistry seems to put those skepticism to rest, showing that Aloe Vera as a tooth gel is as effective (if not more) in controlling Bacteria that causes Cavities as any other commercially available toothpaste. In addition, Aloe Vera is an Anti-Inflammatory due to the presence of anthraquinones, which can help with the expansion and redness of Gingivitis and other mild forms of Gum Disease. Important Note: Increasing evidence has linked Gum Disease and Inflammation to various systemic health problems such as Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke. The inner gel of Aloe Vera plant has been used for Remedial causes since Biblical times. The Nutrients within its leaves have the ability to soothe and heal. In 1976, Dr Wolfe came across Russian studies that showed Aloe Vera's use for treating Gum Disease. Since then, the Aloe Vera plant has been utilized for a variety of different Dental Health conditions. According to the article by Dr Timothy E. Moore D.D.S/M.S.,P.C Aloe Vera has been shown to enhance defense mechanisms and it has a variety of components to help combat Periodontal disease and other Oral conditions. "As a periodontist utilizing Aloe Vera in various consistencies for the last 14 years with over 6,000 documented patients who have been treated with applications, I've observed remarkable healing, reduced edema, and pain control"- Dr Moore Testifies. There are 8 main uses of Aloe Vera in Dental Health practice: 1. Use straight to the sites of Periodontal Surgery. 2. Applications to the Gum tissues when they have been distressed or scratched by toothbrush-dentifrice abrasion, sharp foods, dental floss, and toothpick injuries. 3. Chemical burns are relieved quickly from accidents with aspirin. 4. Tooth extraction sites respond more comfortably and dry sockets do not develop when Aloe Vera is applied. 5. Acute mouth lesions are improved by direct application on herpetic viral lesions, aphthous ulcers, canker sores, and cracks occuring at the corners of our lips. Gum blister are soothed by the application of Aloe as well. 6. Other oral diseases chronic in nature respond with Lichen Planus and Benign Pemphigus. Even Gum Problems associated with AIDS and Leukemia patients receive relief. Migratory glossititis, geographic tongue and burning mouth syndrome are improved. 7. Denture patients with sore edge and ill-fitting dentures & partials can benefit by the use of Aloe. 8. Aloe Vera can also be used around dental implants to control inflammation from bacteria contamination. Aloe Vera as Tooth Gel
In 1982,Forever Living Products introduced Aloe Vera based Tooth gel.(click on the image if you want to buy this item, if not yet discover the feature of this tooth gel)Toothpastes rely on soap and sand, or reasonable facsimiles, to kill and remove harmful bacteria and other microorganisms from the mouth, teeth and gums. Aloe vera gel’s ability to do this seems to lie in compounds called anthraquinones, which are also anti-inflammatory. Because Aloe Vera gel doesn't contain the abrasives found in most toothpastes, it is gentler on the teeth and gum. This makes it attractive to people with Sensitive Teeth or Gums. Recently, Aloe Vera has gained popularity as an active ingredient in Tooth Gel. Similar to its use on skin, the Aloe in Tooth Gels is used to cleanse and soothe Teeth and Gums. Forever Living Products Aloe based Tooth Gel doesn't contain Fluoride or Bleaching agents. So it can Cleanse and Brighten your teeth naturally, ensuring you Dental Health Aloe Vera in Other Oral ConditionsOther oral disorders such as Candidiasis, Desquamative Gingivitis, Vesiculobullous Diseases, Acute Monocytic Leukemia, Hematological Disorders and Nutritional problems all respond to Aloe Vera use.Even Diabetes Mellitus, Sjorgen's Syndrome, Menopausal patients and Medications which can cause Xerostomia or dry mouth seems to improve by the use of Aloe. Interest is gathering momentum across our country as researchers are becoming interested in alternative therapy utilizing natural products versus synthetic agents. Aloe vera research is currently being undertaken at Oklahoma University, Baylor University, and Loma Linda. Aloe Vera in Dental Health, read Positive Health Article here
SANJIDA HASNIN
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