DR ORGANIC ALOE VERA MOUTH WASH 500ML

Description

Aloe Vera is known for its antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which is precisely why it’s been used as a natural treatment for many ailments for thousands of years. The plant’s high content of antioxidants can soothe and relieve ongoing inflammation, which also made Aloe Vera a great ally in managing dental health. Using Aloe Vera for teeth and gums is nothing new as the plant can effectively fight away bacteria, fungi, and viruses. As such, the plant’s antioxidant properties have been highly valuable in dealing with various oral conditions, such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and many other mouth irritations.

Benefits of Aloe Vera in Oral Health Management

Aloe Vera contains aloin, which is a powerful anti-inflammatory agent. It works its magic by promoting collagen growth and the functioning of the immune system. It also successfully blocks the paths of potential irritants. That said, Aloe Vera can be very useful in managing various oral conditions as the main irritant behind these is often accumulated bacteria.

Gingivitis

Gingivitis is one of the most common oral issues that affects the gums. The disease occurs when plaque accumulates on the teeth so much so that it triggers inflammation of the gum tissue. In that case, the gums can become very painful and irritated, and even start to bleed.

It’s crucial to resume proper and regular oral hygiene as well as have the dentist remove plaque thoroughly in order to manage the condition well. And to further promote the healing process, using Aloe Vera can make a huge difference. A simple way to utilize the Aloe Vera benefits in this regard is to use an Aloe Vera mouthwash regularly together with a healthy oral hygiene regimen.

Periodontitis

If one fails to deal with gingivitis properly, the condition can worsen, leading to periodontitis disease. This is a rather serious type of gingivitis that can damage the teeth and the supporting bones. Together with the symptoms typical for gingivitis, the affected person may also experience receding gums and loose teeth, as well as bad breath. The inflammation is caused by the increase in growing bacteria, which is the main reason for swollen, bleeding, and very painful gums.

The treatment depends on the severity of the condition; in some cases, scaling, root planing, and other non-surgical procedures may resolve the issue, while in others, surgical procedures might be necessary, such as bone graphs and similar.

Studies have shown that placing Aloe Vera gel in periodontal pockets together with procedures such as scaling and root planing has yielded better results in terms of healing and reducing inflammation compared to just the procedures alone.

Other Mouth Irritations

Thanks to its powerful healing properties, Aloe Vera can prove to be a good natural treatment for managing other mouth irritations such as cold and canker sores, as well as lichen planus. What’s more, the plant’s ability to reduce and fight away bacteria in the mouth has turned Aloe Vera gel into an effective solution to keep bacterial infections at bay in case of dental implants as well.

How Does One Use Aloe Vera Gel for Oral Care?

There’s nothing too complex about adding Aloe Vera to your oral hygiene methods. It’s easy enough to get oral care products like toothpaste and mouthwashes that already contain Aloe Vera. Of course, you might want to use something more potent; in this case, you can get Aloe Vera extract from a reputable source such as A.M.P. Floracel and make your own mouthwash. The same goes for using raw Aloe Vera gel for teeth care; it’s possible to grow your own plant and extract the gel for the purposes of mixing it with regular toothpaste or applying it to your teeth and gums on its own. Just make sure that you wash the gel properly to get rid of its latex content. On the other hand, you can purchase the gel online or in stores. Finally, even drinking Aloe Vera juice on a regular basis can contribute to better oral health, together with other health benefits.

Potential Risks of Using Aloe Vera in Dentistry

It’s clear that Aloe Vera has some amazing health benefits. However, not everyone will react well to it. For instance, people who are allergic to Aloe Vera should clearly avoid it. If you’re unsure about this particular allergy, do a patch test; in case you’re already allergic to onions, garlic, and tulips, the chances of being allergic to Aloe Vera increase as well.

Furthermore, people who suffer from conditions such as diabetes will have to discuss using Aloe Vera in their dental care with their doctor first as the plant may lower blood sugar levels too much. The same goes for ladies who are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Amazing Powers of Aloe Vera

As mentioned, the history of medicinal uses of Aloe Vera is not measured in centuries but millennia. The plant’s been known to help with various health conditions, which granted it a nickname of a “plant of immortality”. It can be applied topically as a gel or ingested as a juice.

Common uses of topical Aloe Vera gel include:

• Soothing skin irritations such as cuts, infected wounds, bites, burns, and frostbite
• Managing skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis

Common benefits of taking Aloe Vera juice orally include:

• Strengthening of the immune system
• Restoring the balance of the nervous system
• Managing and reducing all sorts of bowel-related discomfort and inflammation

Further research might be necessary to fully confirm the benefits of using Aloe Vera in dentistry, but the known benefits so far clearly suggest the plant’s efficacy in taking better care of teeth and gums.

Our natural mouthwash formulations are a breakthrough in nutraceutical oral healthcare. Using the purest organic bioactive Aloe Vera, we carefully formulate the soothing polysaccharide properties with a complex blend of bioactive organic plant extracts. This incredibly effective mouthwash soothes and relieves the gums whilst leaving the mouth extra mint fresh and naturally clean Ingredients Aloe barbadensis leaf juice, Aqua, Sorbitol, Polysorbate 20, Glycerin, Cetraria islandica (Icelandic moss) extract, Citrus grandis (Grapefruit) extract, Centella asiatica extract, Mentha piperita (Peppermint) oil, Menthol, Sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, Aroma (Natural), Xylitol, Melaleuca alternifolia (Tea tree) leaf oil, Arnica montana extract, Sodium hydroxymethylglycinate, Sodium benzoate, Potassium sorbate, Citric acid, CI 75810.Free From Alcohol free