Overview

Oral Support for Healthy Teeth and Gums

Oral Remedy is an herbal and essential oil combination beneficial to support healthy teeth and gums. When used daily for a period, it will increase circulation in the mouth tissues, helping to nourish teeth, bone and gums and carry away wastes, and can tighten gums.*

Oral Remedy contains no sugar or other sweeteners. It is a strong formula, but leaves a tingly-clean feeling!

Oral Remedy can be used during brushing or swished in mouth after brushing or flossing.

We recommend removing dental plaque (a sticky, colorless film made of numerous bacteria in your mouth) daily by brushing and flossing, so it does not harden into tartar (48 hours). This is more difficult to remove and usually requires a dentist or dental hygienist. Take care of your teeth and gums.

Success Stories

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These stories are from customer whose individual results vary. This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult with your health practitioner if you have a health problem

I was having problems with my gums and teeth and read a book called Cure Tooth Decay that talked about herbs that are good for the mouth. I searched on Google for more information on some of the herbs mentioned in the book and found Oral Remedy Concentrate which contained all of the herbs I was looking for in a natural formula. I put a few drops of Oral Remedy on a soft kid's toothbrush and brush it in which really helped my teeth and gums feel better. I'm a very satisfied customer! - Joy Matwyshen, The Villages, FL

I have been taking five drops of Oral Remedy 3 to 4 times a day for the last six weeks. When I went to the dentist today the check up indicated a big improvement. The hygienist was pleased with the results, and I was too. This product has saved me several thousands. Few things that I've used have brought such positive results. The taste is less then pleasant but most effective and I intend to continue the treatment. - S. G. Fort Collins, CO

I love Oral Remedy Concentrate! I put this concentrate directly on my gums a couple times a week and it makes them feel so much better. I really love this concentrate and don't want to be without it. - S.B.

I started using Oral Remedy a couple of years ago when I needed an old, let's call it a prehistoric bridge removed. This stuff rebuilds the teeth and gums. Removing and replacing the bridge and crowns would have cost me a pretty penny. - E.J. Clearwater, FL

This is very good. I sometimes use it as a mouthwash after brushing and flossing my teeth. - S.W. San Diego, CA

Following the instructions I received, I rinsed with a small amount of hydrogen peroxide. Then I took one dropperful of oral remedy, swished it on the opposite side of my mouth from the affected area and eventually directly onto the cavity. Within minutes I felt like the area had been completely cleansed. - A.S., Clearwater, FL

My daughter, like many teenagers, has had to experience the pleasure of wearing braces. The constant rubbing against her gums. tongue and cheeks was extremely irritating. She started using Oral remedy about a month after getting her braces put on. Because it's a strong formula, she would dilute it with water. It helped with the gum irritation as well as healed the broken skin on the inside of her cheeks.

After getting her braces removed, she had all four wisdom teeth pulled. She rinsed with it along with the solution her dentist had prescribed for her. The cayenne in Oral remedy helped her and the wounds heal pretty quickly. It made a not so pleasant experience more tolerable. - A.G., FL

Oral Remedy Concentrate. I use it to rinse every evening, just before going to bed, and sometimes also in the mornings. Almost immediately I could feel the difference!

The reason I had tried Oral Remedy in the first place was that I had read other peoples' success stories of how it had worked effectively for them and I can now say, from firsthand experience: This stuff really works! - H.F. , Clearwater, FL

I heard about it from a coworker who's dad is a dentist and she was using - I have chronic sinusitis so I have problems with the balance of bad germs in my mouth - I use it whenever I need a cleanse in my mouth - so far I am impressed I would buy it again

Ingredients

Ingredients (*Organic, +Wildcrafted): Echinacea Augustifolia* and Purpurea*, Bayberry bark+, Oak bark/gall, Tea Tree oil, Cayenne pepper*, Peppermint oil* and Clove Bud oil in a base of distilled water and certified organic GMO-free alcohol..

Contains no sugar, no animal products, no GMOs and no fillers.

Echinacea Augustifolia and purpurea are well-known to herbally support the immune system and activate white blood cells.

Tea Tree Oil has remarkable properties which make it a powerful herb for teeth and gum health, dissolving organic waste matter. It feels soothing and mildly cooling on application.*

Bayberry Root stimulates lymphatic drainage which helps support healthy mucus membranes.*

Red Oak Bark & Galls are high in tannins, which are astringent-feeling, bitter phytochemicals that have long been used in Chinese medicines to tone tissues.*

Cayenne gets circulation where it is needed. Cayenne moves blood carrying nutrients to the cells and carrying wastes away.*

Peppermint Oil is cooling and soothing.*

Clove Bud Oil has been used for centuries and contains beneficial minerals.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult with your health practitioner if you have a health problem

Suggested Uses

Add 1- 2 dropperfuls to 2 ounces of water and swish in the mouth through all the teeth and gums for at least a minute, then spit out. Use up to 2-3 times daily.

Oral Remedy Concentrate can be massaged daily into the gums using a cotton swab.

You may also use 6 drops of Oral Remedy Concentrate directly on your toothbrush.

Oral Remedy Concentrate can be a great short-term alternative to tooth paste.

Precautions

Echinacea may reduce the effectiveness of medications that suppress the immune system. For this reason, people with an autoimmune disease or people receiving organ transplants who must take immunosuppressant medications, should avoid this herb and product.

People with allergies to plants in the daisy/ragweed family should not take Echinacea unless they do so under the supervision of a health care provider.

In rare cases, Echinacea may cause allergic reactions, ranging from a mild rash to anaphylaxis (a life-threatening reaction accompanied by throat tightening, shortness of breath, and, possibly, fainting).

Discontinue taking Oral Remedy immediately if you experience any adverse reactions.