NEW techniques for healing teeth?

[ButterflyWoman]

I just went and had a look for the mouthwash linked to cancer thing. It appears to be valid information. *sigh* One more thing to worry about.

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 21,00.html

[Beekeeper]

You know, that doesn't mean you'll definitely get cancer, right? It's just a link and every human body is different, even if we can generalise at times.

I guess it won't make you feel better to know I've used it too.

[ButterflyWoman]

Oh, I know it doesn't mean you necessarily WILL get cancer. Nobody in either side of my family has ever had cancer, not even the smokers. I don't worry about that sort of thing.

The thing that bugs me is it's Just One More Thing, you know what I mean? French Fries are full of free radicals (not that I eat french fries any more, but still), soft drinks with high fructose corn syrup (again, I don't consume that any more, as it's not in Australian products, but I drank it for years in the States and still occasionally like an imported fizzy drink like A&W Root Beer) has all kinds of negative health implications, there are loads of additives and preservatives that are linked credibly to all kinds of bad stuff... It's enough to make you go buy a few acres of land and take up sustenance farming, cleaning your teeth with baking soda and wiping your bottom with corn husks (because the perfume and/or dyes in some toilet papers can cause a rash, did you know that one?).

These are not things I actively worry about (though I do buy unscented and uncoloured toilet paper, I will admit). It's just that it was One More Thing to be added to the ever-growing list...

[007]

Well, I have been trying the NEW 'Brilliant fluid' technique on my teeth as well as passing an energy ball over my teeth, it seems to have got rid of the toothache not sure if my teeth have healed much.
It's really hard to get a dentist here in the UK
thx from
007

[CFTraveler]

Something that I wondered about is that the alcohol cited in the study seems to be ethanol, and the alcohol in my mouthwash is thymol, which is a derivative of thyme, which in ancient times used to be used to suppress coughs. Yet the article seemed to lump all alcohols together (not sure if the study did too). Are there any other links to the study itself?

[Beekeeper]

I know where you're coming from, OW.