CONDITIONS

• Gum Disease
• Swollen Gums
• Bad Breath
• Receding Gums
• Periodontal Disease
• Canker Sore
• Gingivitis
• Bleeding Gums
• Dry Mouth
• Periodontitis
• Tonsil Stones
• Oral Thrush
• Braces Pain
• Cheek Bites
• Denture Pain
• Gum Boils
• Gum Infection
• Gum Sores
• Loose Teeth
• Mouth Sores
• Pyorrhea
• Red Gums
• Sjogren's Syndrome
• Sore Gums
• Tooth Abscess
• Toothache
• Trench Mouth

GUM SORES

Gum Sores

The Main Dental Causes of Gum Sores

Gum sores may be the result of several different problems involving your dental health. You may suffer from a cavity, ill-fitting dentures, or gum disease. Yet, the causes of these problems are the same - the presence of bacteria hiding in mouth crevasses and concealed on gums and teeth. It is perfectly normal to have a certain amount of bacteria in your mouth. Yet, too much creates unhealthy dental conditions.

When bacteria grow uncontrolled, they create certain problems. This can be the gingivitis, periodontitis, or cavities. These sometimes very painful problems all owe their origin to bacteria multiplying and spreading toxins.

The presence of bacteria causes you to exhibit any or all of the following conditions, depending upon what form the dental problem takes

• Gum sores
• Sensitive gums
• Red and inflamed gums
• Bleeding gums
• Bad breath
• Deep pockets in the areas between your gums and teeth
• Plaque
• Tartar
• Ill-fitting teeth
• Receding gums
• Loose teeth
• Teeth that fall out
• Holes in the enamel and dentin of your teeth
• Aching teeth

How great the damage extends depends on how quickly you seek help. If you ignore the signs and the causes, you are putting yourself at risk. Your gum sores will endanger your teeth further and/or you will get gum disease. In the end, you may actually lose your teeth.

Identifying the causes of your gum sores is the first step. You then need to know that the chemical-laden toothpastes and mouthwash you’re using could actually be worsening the problem. Ingredients such as fluoride and sodium lauryl sulfate (which both appear in most toothpastes), are known to irritate your gums, and worse, damage the connective tissues of your gums and teeth.

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THE ANSWER

Eliminate Your Gum Sores, and Keep Them Away for Good - in Four Simple Steps

Getting rid of your gum sores is as easy as combining a proven oral hygiene system with a 100% pure, antibacterial oral care product that treats the cause of the problem, not just the symptom.

The 4 Step Oral Hygiene Program

	Brush twice a day in the morning and evening using 2-5 drops of a botanical toothpaste on a toothbrush and brush normally.
	Floss every evening before brushing - more frequently as needed. Get any food particles out from between teeth.
	Use a botanical mouthwash twice a day: morning and evening. Just put 2-5 drops into an ounce of water, swish and gargle. This is important to kill the bacteria in the entire mouth including the back of the tongue.
	Mid-morning, mid-afternoon and as needed: put 2-5 drops of natural botanicals on the tip of the tongue to coat the gum line and teeth to kill bacteria and keep breath fresh.

You can take good care of your teeth and gums easily and inexpensively. Simply establish a daily system of proper oral hygiene. To accomplish this:

Along with the 4 Steps above, do the following to help prevent gum sores:

• Eat healthy foods rich in vitamins and without a lot of fat, sugars and additives.
• See your dentist regularly for a check-up and a cleaning.

Understanding the causes of gum sores allows you to apply an effective remedy, along with practicing a good oral hygiene program. This will promote your long-term oral health and hygiene.