Products I'd buy in a drugstore (as a functional dentist)
June 25, 2026
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as posted by the channelIf the products in this video aren’t easy to find where you live, the best part is, there are a few alternatives that are already in your kitchen.
🌿 Oil pulling with coconut oil
Lauric acid binds to bacteria and pulls them out of your mouth, lowering harmful bacterial load overnight.
🥕 Raw carrots and crunchy veggies
They stimulate saliva (your built-in defense), gently scrub teeth, and strengthen the jaw, which most modern diets never do.
🧂 Warm salt water rinse
Salt is naturally antibacterial and helps draw inflammation out of swollen gum tissue without disrupting your oral microbiome.
🍯 Raw honey for canker sores
Contains natural enzymes that calm inflammation and support healing. Manuka has the strongest antibacterial activity.
🪥 Baking soda toothpaste
A gentle, alkaline option that supports enamel without harsh additives.
You don’t always need an aisle. Sometimes the basics already work.
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