How To Regrow Receding Gums And Restore Jaw Bone Loss
Want healthy gums and strong teeth? The key nutritional building blocks for strong gums and teeth are minerals. Gum disease is a huge problem among American adults. In fact, American's above the age of 30 have over a 47% chance of periodontal disease, according to the CDC.
Periodontal disease results in not only inflamed, receding gums but also loose teeth and jaw bone loss. Keeping your gums healthy is your first line of defense.
To get all the minerals necessary to prevent gum disease and bone loss, you would have to load up on tons of fruits, veggies and fish daily. So you might want to consider a supplement that can keep your gums healty and your jaw bone strong.
Bone Mineralization
Minerals are great for your teeth because your enamel structure is made out of minerals. The same is true for your jawbone; like any other bone in your body, it needs plenty of minerals such as calcium.
Pearl Powder is great for dental health and your overall health as well, because Pearl Powder is a mineral. It supports strong bones and helps bone mineralization. Pearl is renown for regrowing receding gums and restoring bone loss.
Pearl Powder contains dozens of minerals, including: calcium, magnesium, zinc, potassium, trace minerals such as iron, strontium, copper, selenium, silicon, molybdenum, chromium, titanium, and more. It also has polysaccharides, proteins, and amino acids. These nutrients are vital for calcium metabolism, and cellular regeneration.
Pearl Powder is crushed pearls which has strong anti-inflamatory properties that are especially important for gum health because inflammation is a chief characteristic of gum disease and can cause gum pockets and recession.
Gum disease is caused by bacteria, and the anti-inflammatory substances in pearl powder helps reduce the inflammatory effects that these bacteria have on your gums.
Calcium is another mineral that your body needs for healthy teeth, gum tissue, and bone density. Pearl Powder contains high concentration of calcium that stimulates the body's natural collagen. The calcium content in pearl powder strengthens teeth, while the minerals aid in gum health. In fact, pearl is mainly composed of calcium carbonate, similar to our bone.
Modern science has revealed the medicinal substance that helps our teeth and gums become healthier in the treasured pearl.
In 1992, scientists placed Pearl nacre chips on a layer of human osteoblasts. Osteoblasts are the cells that form new bone. They also come from the bone marrow and are related to structural cells. They have only one nucleus. Osteoblasts work in teams to build bone. They produce new bone called "osteoid" which is made of bone collagen and other protein.
They found that the osteoblasts that were near the pearl nacre chips proliferated, then attached themselves to the chips. The osteoblasts formed a complete sequence of bone in the presence of the pearl nacre.
French scientists revealed pearl can stimulate bone cell builders, osteoblasts, to multiply. This leads to more bone cells regeneration for filling cavities and making existing teeth stronger. They also discovered pearl can stimulate the repair and regeneration of the fibroblasts and enhance the fibroblasts’ production of collagen and other extra-cellular matrixes.
Fibroblasts are the building blocks for connective tissues. Fibroblasts secrete collagen proteins that are used to maintain a structural framework for many tissues.
Pearl’s ability to stimulate the regeneration of fibroblasts makes it not only capable of repairing your gums, but also your eyes, heart, muscles, nerves, and skin, just to name a few.
Cure Tooth Decay
You really can cure tooth decay at home with Pearl Powder.
In 2003 French scientists investigated pearl fillings. They placed pieces of pearl nacre in experimental cavities in the lumbar vertebrae of sheep. They found that the insertion of this pearl nacre induced the production of layers of newly formed bone adjacent to the implanted pearl nacre filling.
Archaeologists in the Mayan ruins discovered 2,000-year-old human teeth with a Pearl filling. The pearl filling actually grew and fused together with human teeth and formed a smooth and perfect cavity-free tooth structure. Pearl Powder is the ideal tooth filler, bone builder and bone substitute.
In 2000 Scientific Abstract showed Pearl Powder in treating caries ((tooth decay) and can disinfect locally and promote the gradual growth of enamel and dentine around caries to form calcium deposit, resulting in the same functions as laminated structural film matter and artificially mechanical filling tooth cavity without secondary caries. Pearl powder functions by clearing away heat and toxic matter and promoting muscle growth; it can be used to treat periodontitis and chronic pulpitis.
In the past, because of the preciousness of pearl and the difficulty to process it, only wealthy and powerful people had access to pearl powder for better dental health.
Fortunately, we don't have to spend a fortune to have stronger teeth and healthier gums like the ancient Chinese royalties. Thousands of people have already been enhancing their oral health, thanks to Pearl Powder.
In fact, one of my customers who owns a dental company purchases our pearl powder to make toothpaste to sell to their clients.
How to Use Pearl Powder for Restoring Gums And Bone Loss
It is simple. In the morning, put your favorite toothpaste on your toothbrush, then sprinkle pearl powder over your toothpaste or dip your toothpaste into the pearl powder. Or, you can eliminate toothpaste all together and simply put the powder directly on your toothbrush.
Before you go to bed, put pearl powder directly inside your mouth after you brush your teeth, and leave it there for a couple of minuets before you swallow it or spit it out. This will not only give you whiter, stronger teeth and healthier gums, it will help you go to sleep faster and obtain more rest from your sleep.
Now you can brush your way to healthier, stronger teeth and gum regrowth. And I myself can testify to this truth. What it has done for my gums and jaw bone loss is AMAZING. My dentist was even Amazed.
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