Can Bleeding Gums and Other Gum Diseases be harmful?
Can Bleeding Gums and Other Gum Diseases be harmful? by Dr. Harold Katz Recent research in Europe and the U.S. have proven a link between an increase in oral sulfur compounds (from bad breath), which then initiate gum disease and bleeding gums (which are truly open wounds in your mouth). These open bleeding sites allow other dangerous toxins to enter the body's blood stream. There is a strong relationship between gum disease and bad breath, because volatile sulfur compounds (found in bad breath) are needed to initiate the penetration of dangerous toxins below the gum line to start periodontal disease. This new research corroborates our work in finding a non-surgical treatment for gum disease. We strongly encourage the use of a top quality floss to provide a superior level of oral hygiene. When searching for the right therapy program to prevent periodontal disease, be sure to make sure it includes the following items: PeriO2 : This active ingredient releases potent Oxygen m...