Dental Ozone Therapy
The mouth is home to many different microorganisms. They number in the billions. A lot of them are good, supporting your health. But plenty are harmful.
Under certain conditions, “disease-causing” microbes can come to dominate, creating infection.
Ozone can help treat this and support the health of the surrounding tissues, all without toxic side effects.
What Is Ozone?
You can think of ozone as “super-charged” oxygen.
Where the oxygen you breathe is molecules made of two oxygen atoms, ozone has a third atom. This makes the oxygen unstable. The molecule wants to lose that extra atom badly.
That process is what gives ozone its disinfecting power.
When introduced into a living system, ozone creates what’s called a “transient oxidative burst.”
Microbes have no natural defense against this reaction. As a result, they’re eliminated.
This oxidative burst also induces a number of natural biochemical and physiological reactions. These include better blood flow, enhanced immune response, and a more rapid healing response.
How Ozone Can Help in Your Dental Care
Oxygen and ozone therapy can support improved outcomes across many areas of dentistry.
At our practice, we prepare fresh ozonated water daily, which is used during procedures and circulated through our dental equipment to support a clean treatment environment, including cleanings, which means you get an “ozone cleaning.”
Ozone can also be used in several other ways to benefit:
- Gum disease/periodontal issues
- Integrative root canal therapy
- Extractions
- Fighting and preventing infections
- Reducing tooth sensitivity
- Addressing caries/tooth decay
- Upregulate the immune system to promote healing
- Prevent mouth ulcers (minor autohemotherapy)
- Treat cavitations
Get the science supporting ozone in dentistry.
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