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Aromatherapy mouth
treatments, mouthwashes and gargles are used for
oral hygiene. Aromatherapy mouth treatments are
used to overcome a range of problems such as
mouth ulcers and gum disease. They are people
who used them a daily basis for oral hygiene.
Oils such as myrrh, rose, and tea tree are
useful for gingivitis while cypress and tea
tree oils can assist in healing and preventing
bleeding gums.
Myrrh, basil,
bergamot and tea tree oils are helpful essential
oils for healing and to treat mouth ulcers.
Suitable oils can be used either as a mouthwash
or gargle or in oil for a gum massage. To make
a mouthwash, dissolve three to five drops of
oil into a teaspoon of vodka and then stir the
mixture into a half-cup of warm distilled water.
A drop or two of peppermint oil may be added to
improve the flavor.
You are recommended
to use them after brushing your teeth. Swish the
mouthwash around in your mouth. You may also use
a gum-massage oil to supplement the mouthwash.
Using a glass bottle with a dropper, you can mix
one-fourth of an ounce of a carrier oil with
twenty to twenty-five drops of the desired
essential oils. You may add one drop of
peppermint or fennel for flavor. Before each
use, you are advised to shake the bottle several
times to mix and then you can rub a few drops
onto your gums.
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