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(117) DENTISTS HATE THIS OIL: REVERSES Tooth Decay & Heals Teeth | Barbara O'Neill

Introduction to Optimal Dental Health

  • Importance of dental health in overall well-being.

  • Exploration of how food and lifestyle practices can protect, heal, and reverse dental damage.

Understanding Teeth

Teeth as Bones

  • Teeth are unique as the only exposed bones in the body.

  • Just like bones, they have the capacity to heal from damage if given the right conditions.

"Holistic Dental" Insights

  • Written by Nadine Artamus, discusses the healing potential of teeth.

  • Emphasizes that teeth do not have to deteriorate nor rot if conditions are favorable.

  • Introduces concept of "superfluids" essential for healing.

Superfluids that Nourish Teeth

Internal Fluid

  • Comprised of blood and lymph.

  • Blood provides nutrition, oxygen, and white blood cells; lymph removes waste.

External Fluid

  • Saliva acts as a protective fluid that bathes teeth.

  • Quality of internal and external fluids influenced by:

    • Fresh air and sunshine

    • Healthy diet

    • Adequate hydration

    • Rest and exercise.

Role of Trust and Stress

  • Importance of trusting in divine power for stress management.

  • Stress negatively affects healing processes; emotional and mental well-being are critical.

Maintaining Oral Hygiene

Impacts of Food Particles

  • Food debris trapped between teeth can rot due to microbial activity.

  • Rinsing the mouth after meals is critical to prevent decay.

  • Options for rinsing include:

    • Sea water

    • Sodium bicarbonate solution.

Flossing Techniques

  • Essential to dislodge food particles from tight spaces.

  • Strategy: Floss after every meal, especially before bed.

  • Quote: "Only floss the teeth you want to keep."

Additional Oral Health Practices

Oil Pulling

  • Involves swishing coconut oil in mouth for 10-20 minutes.

  • Draws out toxins and bacteria; supports gum health.

  • Important to discard oil properly to avoid plumbing issues.

Diet and Its Influence

  • Avoid sugary drinks and refined foods as they promote bacteria growth.

  • Consume crunchy whole foods like apples and carrots; these stimulate gums and clean teeth.

Impact of Breastfeeding on Dental Development

  • Breastfeeding strengthens jaw muscles and promotes proper oral structure.

  • Contrast with bottle-feeding and its potential negative effects on dental alignment.

Overall Health Connection

Holistic Approach

  • Dental health is interconnected with overall body care and nutrition.

  • Manage stress for better healing; practices like meditation and adequate sleep help.

Conclusion: Achieving Healthy Teeth

  • Consistent changes in daily habits, such as:

    • Nutrition choices

    • Hydration

    • Rinsing, flossing, oil pulling.

  • Understanding your body's needs can lead to recovery and maintenance of dental health, reducing the need for dental treatments.