Ceoerty™ Coconut Fresh Oil-Pulling Mouthwash

Ceoerty™ Coconut Fresh Oil-Pulling Mouthwash

Revival of traditional therapies

Coconut oil gargling, also known as “oil pulling,” originated in Ayurvedic medicine in India and has been practiced for thousands of years. Traditionally, oils like sesame or sunflower were used for this ancient oral health technique. However, in modern times, coconut oil has gained popularity as a preferred option due to its exceptional antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, making it highly effective for promoting oral hygiene and overall health.

Ayurvedic Medicine: Ayurvedic medicine, one of the world’s oldest healing systems, originated in ancient India between 3000 BC and 500 BC. It focuses on balancing the body’s energies through treatments like herbal remedies, massage, yoga, and dietary practices to promote overall health and well-being.

Scientific Research: Lauric acid in coconut oil has strong antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, effectively reducing oral bacteria and helping treat gingivitis and periodontitis.

Mouth Ulcers & Periodontitis: What Are They? Let’s Find Out.

Mouth Ulcers: Small, painful sores that appear inside the mouth, often caused by stress, injury, or certain foods. They usually heal within a week or two.

• Mouth ulcers can be caused by oral trauma, infections, or medication side effects. Besides causing pain and discomfort, they increase the risk of infection, affect eating, and disrupt daily life. Severe ulcers may lead to tissue damage, bleeding, and complications, highlighting the importance of timely treatment and prevention.

Periodontitis: A serious gum infection that damages soft tissue and destroys the bone supporting your teeth. It can lead to tooth loss if untreated and is usually caused by poor oral hygiene.

• Periodontitis is a common oral disease caused mainly by bacterial infections and inflammation. Contributing factors include plaque buildup, tartar formation, smoking, and poor oral hygiene. Its effects include loose or lost teeth, bad breath, infections, pain, and potential impacts on overall health. Severe periodontitis can impair oral function and chewing ability and increase the risk of systemic chronic diseases, significantly affecting patients’ quality of life.

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