Dental Caries

Description
Dental caries (tooth decay) are the localised damage to the calcified structure of the tooth. Tooth decay is the major cause of tooth loss for people under age forty. Caused by dental plaques that proliferate in food residue on the tooth's surface, it is the most widespread and common disorder in humans.

Mucolytic enzymes and immunoglobulins in the saliva are the natural defences against dental caries. Use of fluoride products (such as fluoridated mouthwash, water and toothpaste) combined with daily tooth care are the recommended methods for aiding in cavity prevention.

Nutritional Supplements
Calcium (2)
Coenzyme Q10
Vitamin C (1)
Zinc

HOMOEOPATHICS
Merc sol.
Developing dental Abscess.
Painful swelling near tooth.

Hepar sulph.
More developed Abscess with some pus gathered.
Not yet ready to discharge.
Exquisitely tender.

References
1. Rubinoff AB, et al: Vitamin C and oral health, Journal of the Canadian Dental Association, 55(9), Sept 1989, p 705-707.
2. Krook L, et al. Human Periodontal disease. Morphology and response Calcium therapy. Cornell Vet 1972;62:32-53.