Is an oral rinse useful for parodontitis?
YES!
An oral rinse is a useful purchase, unfortunately some doctors think it is not useful-with the argument that bacteria rinse into pockets. That´s nonsense, cause first of all bacteria only move due to extensions and second bacteria are harmless at their own. Bacteria only cause parodontitis and/or cavity in the mature plaque.Â
You only remove plaque with the tooth brush above the gum, with the oral rinse also in the sulcus.
In the first few days the gum can hurt and bleed readily-don´t stop, but continue! That is a sign of gum inflammation. The oral rinse stops the inflammation and the bleeding! Don´t be afraid if the teeth seam “longer”, that is because the gum is swollen due to the inflammation, the swelling will be gone after the inflammation is eased.
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