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But should you simply kill all bacteria in your mouth? Perhaps some are actually useful?
by psychiatrist24 6y ago
But should you simply kill all bacteria in your mouth? Perhaps some are actually useful?
- thotsBgone 6y agoJust kiss someone with better bacteria and you'll be fine.
- sfjailbird 6y agoThere are many that are not only useful, but essential to oral health. You can supplement with probiotics, which have been proven in quality studies to improve mouth/nose/throat health, and, to a lesser extent, even prevent caries. The bacteria cultures are known by their shorthand K12 and M18, respectively. In New Zealand this is part of official health guidelines. On phone so can't look for references but look it up, it is well supported.
- cromka 6y agoI think I read here recently that mouthwash can cause cancer – even the non-alcoholic one, presumably because of the altered microbiome.