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FAQ
What to do: Add baking soda to half a glass of warm water. Mix it well and rinse your mouth with this solution after brushing your teeth. How is it helpful: Baking soda is an excellent product to get rid of bad breath and oral bacteria. It is alkaline in nature and can increase the pH level of the saliva.
Many brands of mouthwash are acidic. That acidity creates an environment for the same bacteria to grow back despite that using the mouthwash killed off the existing bacteria. An alkaline mouthwash has a pH level that is not acidic — ranging from 7 to 14 on the pH scale.
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- 1 cup of filtered water.
- 4 teaspoons of baking soda.
- 4 drops of tea tree essential oil.
- 4 drops of peppermint essential oil.
Most researchers will say that mouthwash with a pH lower than 5.5 is the most potentially erosive to teeth. So, if the mouthwash pH is still 5.6 or higher, it's not as big of a deal to worry about.
Moreover, the baking soda mouthwash neutralizes the pH level of our saliva, makes it more alkaline so that the enamel of our tooth does not corrode because of increased acid in our saliva.
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