Natural Ingredients

Nature’s Solution to Gum Pockets

by Good Gums | Nov 14, 2023Nov 14, 2023 | Happy Teeth, Healing Disease, Natural Ingredients, Oral health conditions

Our gums often fly under the radar until our dentist or dental hygienist points out the presence of gum pockets. These pockets, often linked to periodontal disease, may sound concerning, but worry not! Many of us share these concerns and wonder how we can regain...

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High mineral sea salt as an antidote to gum disease

by Good Gums | Apr 05, 2023Jun 02, 2023 | Natural Ingredients, Oral health conditions

Did you know that every single cell in your body contains salt? On average, every human body contains about 250 g of salt – equivalent to a standard box you’ll pick up at a grocery store. We need salt to survive, but on the other...

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Can I reduce my gum pockets naturally?

by Good Gums | Mar 07, 2023Mar 07, 2023 | Healing Power of Nature, Healthy Practise, Natural Ingredients, Oral health conditions

If you’re starting to notice the gums that sit on the roots of your teeth gradually becoming detached, fear not, there is a natural solution that can help you. Many people feel helpless and confused when they notice gum pockets starting to form. But this...

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Two Christmas ingredients that could save your gums

by Good Gums | Dec 15, 2022Dec 15, 2022 | Healthy Practise, Natural Ingredients

The holiday season is upon us, so we’d like to take this opportunity to give a big shout-out to two Christmas ingredients that we believe to be the best when it comes to your oral health. In fact, we’re such a fan of these ingredients...

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5 Festive Foods That Benefit Your Teeth & Gums

by Good Gums | Dec 16, 2021Dec 16, 2021 | Healthy recipes, Natural Ingredients, Teeth strengthening foods

It’s the holiday season and temptations are all around us – the delicious sweet flavor of eggnog and smell of baked mince pies fresh out of the oven are simply irresistible! But irresistible they may be, they also wreak havoc on our teeth and gums!...

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“I’ve got periodontal disease. Can this product really help?”

by Good Gums | Apr 30, 2021Apr 30, 2021 | Healing Disease, Healthy Practise, Natural Ingredients, Oral health conditions

Periodontitis (advanced periodontal disease) can be challenging, painful, and sometimes even scary, especially when your dentist first alerts you to your condition. Questions go through your head like…. what procedure will I have to go through? Will it be painful? How much will it cost?...

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Myrrh: The Wise Man’s Cure For Sore Gums

by Good Gums | Dec 24, 2020Dec 24, 2020 | Natural Ingredients, Natural remedies

Myrrh is most commonly known for being one of the treasures delivered to baby Jesus in the New Testament narrative and has a long-standing history dating back thousands of years. There is both textual and archeological evidence that suggests myrrh has been used for medical...

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Yummy Cranberry Recipes For All Year Round

by Good Gums | Nov 25, 2020Nov 25, 2020 | Healthy recipes, Natural Ingredients

How to get more Cranberry in Your Diet As we explain in our article, “Cranberries – The Thanksgiving Superfood Your Teeth & Gums LOVE”, cranberries are jam-packed full of phytonutrients, anthocyanins, flavonoids, phenolic acids, and many other vitamins and minerals that are excellent for your...

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The 100% Natural Tooth Powder That’s Kind To Your Gums (and the planet!)

by Good Gums | Nov 12, 2020Nov 13, 2020 | Healing Disease, Healing Power of Nature, Natural Ingredients

You don’t need us to tell you how important it is to brush your teeth regularly. It’s been drilled into us since a young age that we must brush our teeth morning and night if we want to keep our pearly whites glistening, our gums...

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Why Is Celery So Good For Your Teeth & Gums?

by Good Gums | Oct 24, 2020Oct 24, 2020 | Healing Power of Nature, Natural Ingredients

This nutritious, dippable veggie is a dentist’s dream. Because of its crunchiness, celery forces you to chew more in order to eat it, which, in turn, produces more saliva. And we all know what more saliva production means, don’t we? Saliva acts as your own...

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