Primal Life Organics Blog

Bleeding gums after brushing or flossing, mouth pain, bad breath, seeing the roots of your teeth, and loose teeth…

Sound familiar? If so, chances are you have gum recession. So, you run to your dentist and ask if there is anything they can do to help you…and most likely they say “Unfortunately no. Just don’t brush so hard.”

NOOOOO…don’t believe those lies! Unfortunately, the dental industry is stuck in an outdated paradigm. One that doesn’t understand that YES - you can heal a cavity AND fix gum recession.

If you don’t stop the process that causes gum recession, it will just continue to get worse. You will end up with damage to the enamel and the root - degeneration of your bone - inflammation and abscesses.

You’ve just spent the last 30 days detoxing your teeth, gums, and skin…and now what? You should be in the clear, right? Not so fast! It’s sad to say that toxins are everywhere. Chemicals in your toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, sunscreen - and even your water supply!

Woah - that’s a lot to have to change! It is, but don’t worry - I’ve got you - and I’m going to help you detox your bathroom from the worst offenders. After all, striving for perfection is unrealistic. The goal is not to have you living in fear, but rather get rid of as much of the toxins in your bathroom as you can

With a newly detoxed bathroom, you’ll feel fresher, cleaner, and free from all of the nasty toxins that were polluting your body. It’s a dirty, toxic world out there, but you don’t have to live in it…at least live in your home with it!

Yikes - your gums are sore and bleeding. It’s not a pretty sight. What is causing your gums to bleed and what can you do about it?

Left untreated, gingivitis progresses into the more severe form of gum disease called periodontitis. More than 64 million American adults have periodontitis - suffering from loose teeth, tooth loss, and jawbone degeneration. So, the GOOD NEWS is - your bleeding gums are a sign that something is not right in your mouth - and you can change that by addressing the issue starting today!

Uhhh - I hate to be the one to break it to you - but shhhh! - your breath stinks!

I know…THAT would be an embarrassing conversation, wouldn’t it??? That’s why you need to address it BEFORE anyone has to tell you and kill that nasty bacteria-causing bad bath immediately!

The headline piqued your interest, didn’t it? You’re reading this article to feed your curiosity while wondering if this is clickbait. It isn’t. You’ll soon see why.

Right from childhood, you were informed that brushing your teeth is essential to oral and dental health. In fact, you were told that brushing your teeth regularly with fluoride toothpaste will keep your teeth white and strong.

Taking care of your body is one of the best investments you can ever carry out. This consists of detoxing your body regularly, eating healthy meals, and using safe oral and skin products.

Fluoride is a flooding mineral found in our meals, water, and other products. If you make use of commercial toothpaste or drink tap water, there’s a high possibility that you’re exposing your body to fluoride. 

Fluoride has been hailed for its cavity-fighting powers by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the America Dental Association. However, according to a growing body of medical research, too much fluoride in your system poses many risks. Furthermore, fluoride doesn’t actually fight off cavities. Instead, it puts an outer coating on your teeth without fixing the core issue – a lack of mineralization. 

Studies show that fluoride’s negative effects include cognitive impairment, thyroid dysfunction, and many others we’ll explore in this article. So, yes, you need a fluoride detox. It doesn’t require any painful process or exhausting exercises. 

The moment you’ve dreaded has arrived, and it’s time for your semi-annual dental checkup. Regardless of the brushing and flossing you’ve attempted to mandate in your home, you’re anxious that it just wasn’t enough to avoid those dreaded words, “Ah, I found something....” 

For decades, hearing that you have a cavity engaged an unstoppable chain reaction of Novocain and tooth fillers provided by your well-meaning but uninformed dentist. Here at Primal Life, I decided I had to stop this cycle and teach you not just how to heal your cavities, but how to prevent them from ever forming again with several natural and non-invasive solutions.  

Our mainstream healthcare system has a major problem. 

It’s no secret, being pregnant comes with a lot of baggage. There’s frequent morning sickness, fever, and a constant need to visit your gynecologist. Beyond that, are you aware that pregnancy also places you at oral health risk?

Most women do not realize that their dental health is at risk when experiencing typical pregnancy symptoms. In fact, these two go hand in hand. But if you are not aware, it will look and feel strange to you.

This article will discuss the complexity of pregnancy and your dental health. More so, we will dive into the best practice to keep your unborn baby safe, all while maintaining that great smile on your face.

Hydroxyapatite (HAp) is a relatively new ingredient that is taking traditional and holistic dentistry by storm. This powerful ingredient is naturally produced by the body and makes up 97% of the calcium found in your enamel.

So, if you want to have strong, healthy enamel that protects your smile from dental issues such as cavities, sensitive teeth, a yellow appearance, or even gingivitis… it only makes sense to use hydroxyapatite in your daily oral care routine!