The #1 BEST Remedy for Dental Plaque (TARTAR)

Summary

This video reveals an effective method to remove dental plaque (tartar) and prevent cavities, using simple household ingredients. The process includes hydrogen peroxide, baking soda, clove oil, and microcrystalline hydroxyapatite powder, which together break down harmful biofilms, remineralize teeth, and neutralize acids. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of a diet rich in vitamin K2, found in grass-fed butter, to strengthen enamel and improve dental health. The video also highlights the significance of reducing sugar and starch intake to prevent plaque formation and promote oral health.

Takeaways

• 😀 Cutting out sugar and starches is essential to prevent plaque and tartar buildup.
• 😀 Plaque, or biofilm, acts as a protective shield for harmful bacteria in your mouth, contributing to cavities and tartar.
• 😀 *Streptococcus mutans* is a bacteria responsible for creating biofilm and is also linked to heart and artery plaque.
• 😀 Hydrogen peroxide (3%) helps break down the biofilm and can whiten teeth, but ensure it's food grade.
• 😀 Baking soda is mildly abrasive and helps neutralize acids in the mouth, protecting enamel.
• 😀 Clove oil, when added to the mix, helps break down tartar and alleviate mouth pain.
• 😀 Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite powder helps remineralize enamel and prevent tooth decay.
• 😀 Water is needed to mix all the ingredients together into a paste for brushing.
• 😀 Using gum with friendly oral bacteria can help repopulate your mouth with good microbes and prevent tartar formation.
• 😀 Grass-fed butter, rich in Vitamin K2 and Vitamin A, helps strengthen teeth and prevent dental decay by pushing calcium into bones and teeth.
• 😀 Weston A. Price, a pioneer dentist, found that traditional cultures who consumed high amounts of Vitamin K2 had strong teeth and healthy bone structure.

Q & A

What is plaque and how does it form on teeth?

Plaque, also known as tartar or biofilm, is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth. It is created when bacteria in the mouth consume sugar and starches, producing acid that combines with calcium to create a protective layer or 'shield' on the teeth. This biofilm can eventually harden into tartar if not removed.

What is the role of streptococcus mutans in dental health?

Streptococcus mutans is a bacterium that contributes to the formation of dental plaque and cavities. It thrives on sugar and starch, producing acid that demineralizes tooth enamel and creates a biofilm, or tartar, that leads to dental decay.

How does hydrogen peroxide help in removing plaque?

Hydrogen peroxide (3%) is effective in breaking down biofilm and tartar. It acts as a mild disinfectant that helps to clean teeth, and also has the added benefit of whitening teeth over time.

Why is baking soda included in the plaque removal solution?

Baking soda is a mild abrasive that helps cleanse teeth and remove plaque mechanically. Additionally, it neutralizes acids in the mouth, as it is alkaline, which helps in maintaining oral pH and preventing enamel breakdown.

What are the benefits of clove oil for oral health?

Clove oil is beneficial for breaking down biofilm and tartar. It also has natural analgesic properties, which can help reduce oral pain and discomfort. Additionally, clove oil is known for its antibacterial properties that promote overall oral health.

What is microcrystalline hydroxyapatite powder, and how does it help with oral health?

Microcrystalline hydroxyapatite powder is a material made of tiny crystals similar to the structure of bone and tooth enamel. When used in oral care, it helps remineralize enamel and prevents the demineralization of teeth caused by acids, thus promoting stronger and healthier teeth.

How often should the plaque removal mixture be applied?

The plaque removal mixture should be applied once a day. It should be brushed onto teeth using circular motions on both the outside and inside of the teeth for effective cleaning and plaque removal.

How does chewing gum with friendly bacteria help with plaque prevention?

Chewing gum that contains friendly oral bacteria can help repopulate the mouth with beneficial microbes, which in turn helps fight plaque formation, reduce bad breath, and prevent cavities. These good bacteria help to maintain a balanced oral ecosystem.

What is the relationship between grass-fed butter and dental health?

Grass-fed butter is rich in vitamin K2, which helps in directing calcium to bones and teeth, preventing the buildup of plaque in arteries, and maintaining strong tooth enamel. It also contains vitamin A, which is essential for maintaining healthy teeth and enamel.

Why is grass-fed butter considered healthier than regular butter?

Grass-fed butter contains higher levels of beneficial nutrients like vitamin K2 and vitamin A, which contribute to stronger bones and teeth. It also has butyrate, a fatty acid that supports brain function and colon health. Unlike regular butter, which may contain higher levels of omega-6 fatty acids, grass-fed butter is more nutrient-dense and supports overall health.