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Hydrogen Peroxide Mouth Rinse Side Effects

Hydrogen peroxide mouthwash side effects

Although hydrogen peroxide mouthwash has a certain effect on cleaning the mouth, it also has many side effects.

First, it can cause irritation of the oral mucosa. Frequent or high-concentration use can easily damage the oral mucosa, causing pain and burning. Light cases only feel discomfort, and severe cases may cause mucosal redness, swelling, and ulcers, which affect eating and speech, causing many inconveniences to patients.

Second, it also has adverse effects on teeth. Long-term use may damage the enamel on the surface of the teeth. Enamel is the protective layer of the teeth. After damage, the teeth are easily sensitive. When exposed to hot and cold sweet and sour foods, they often feel sore and more susceptible to dental caries, threatening dental health.

Third, or disturb the balance of oral flora. There is a delicate balance between beneficial and harmful bacteria in the mouth. Hydrogen peroxide may also kill beneficial bacteria by mistake while sterilizing, resulting in imbalance of flora. In this way, harmful bacteria are easy to breed in large quantities, causing oral inflammation, such as bad breath, gingivitis, etc.

Fourth, some individuals are allergic to hydrogen peroxide. After use, allergic reactions may occur, such as itching, swelling, and even breathing difficulties. Such allergic reactions may endanger life if not treated in time.

Therefore, when using hydrogen peroxide mouthwash, be sure to be cautious, follow the doctor's advice, and control the concentration and frequency of use to avoid the above side effects.