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Rinse Mouth with Hydrogen Peroxide

On gargling with peroxide
There is a way to maintain health in the world, which is related to oral cleaners. The method of gargling with peroxide is quite popular.

For those who use peroxide, the chemical name is hydrogen peroxide, which has strong oxidation. For oral cleaning, it has unique uses.

Gargling with peroxide, or it can clear the filth of the mouth and kill all kinds of germs. In the mouth, food residues remain, breeding bacteria, causing poor breath, and gum diseases are also prone to occur. When hydrogen peroxide enters the mouth, its oxidative properties can break the structure of bacteria, making it difficult for germs to survive, thus clearing the breath and relieving gum inflammation.

It is also prudent to use this method of gargling. The concentration of hydrogen peroxide should be appropriate. If it is too thick, it will hurt the oral mucosa. Mucosa, the barrier of the mouth, if damaged, pain, ulcers and other diseases will follow. If you rinse your mouth with peroxide, you must check the concentration carefully and dilute it according to scientific methods. Usually a low concentration is appropriate, about 3%. When you rinse your mouth, you should not hold it for a long time. You will vomit in a few seconds, and then rinse it with water to avoid residual fluid hurting your mouth.

Furthermore, although peroxide gargling has its benefits, it should not be done for a long time or frequently. The oral flora is balanced, and you often rinse your mouth with peroxide, or the beneficial bacteria are also killed, and the balance is out of balance, which leads to other diseases.

In short, rinsing your mouth with peroxide is like a double-edged sword. Only by understanding its advantages and disadvantages and acting according to reason can we obtain the benefits of cleaning the mouth, avoid the harm of its harm, and maintain the health of the mouth.