Pepper-rosmarin Essential Oil Controls Cavity and Gum Disease Bacteria
New research finds that a verbena plant called Pepper-rosmarin inhibits oral bacteria that produce cavities and gum disease – and keeps those levels low.
Tagged: Streptococcus mutans
Sources for Infectious Disease Transmission Found in Restaurants
Research sponsored by the ABC news show 20/20 has exposed the greatest probable sources of infectious disease transmission among restaurants. Some of the findings surprised even the investigators.
Ancient Ayurvedic Acacia Remedy Inhibits Periodontal Disease
Researchers have determined that an ancient Ayurvedic remedy for gum disease inhibits gingivitis and periodontal disease when used in a toothpaste.
Berries Slow Gum Infections
Researchers from the University of Eastern Finland’s Department of Biosciences have determined that bilberries, blackcurrants, crowberries and lingonberries deter the growth of bacteria that infect the gums and form plaque on the teeth. The research tested a number of fruits, but these berries...
Grape Pomace Helps Prevent Cavities
Japanese researchers have discovered that wild grape pomace – the pulp, seeds and skin of the grape left after juicing – inhibits the bacteria known for causing dental caries, Streptococcus mutans. The laboratory research, led by the Iwate Biotechnology Research Center in Kitakami,...
