 | Conair WJ7B Interplak Water Jet
Buy new: $49.95 Many people own an electric oral irrigator of some sort. It usually gets stored in the same place under the sink gathering dust.
Electric counter top oral irrigation units just don't get used as often as they should.
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 | ShowerBreeze w/ 6' Hose Water Jet Dental Irrigator
Buy new: $34.95 Use an oral irrigator that attaches to your shower head or sink faucet that allows users to flush particles out which are trapped between the teeth and under the gum line.
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 | Hydrogen Peroxide --- 32 Oz
Buy new: $1.69 Make a rinse with one ounce of hydrogen peroxide and one ounce of warm water. Slosh the liquid around in your mouth for 15 to 20 seconds, and then spit it out. The mixture will penetrate deep into infected areas, destroying many germs.
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 | Morton Iodized Table Salt - 4lb. box
Buy new: $3.51 After the initial rinse, wait five minutes and then repeat the process with a solution of one-half teaspoon of salt and a half a glass of water. The salt not only kills germs...it also shrinks the gums, reducing the bacteria's "theater of operations".
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 | Colloidal Silver liquid 20ppm 250ml (8.3 oz) (Super Silver Solution is out of stock. We recommend this replacement (8oz) Brand: International Health
Buy new: $23.74 Some people have found that a colloidal silver solution works well.
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 | Act Restoring Mouthwash Anticavity Icy Cool Vanilla - 18 Oz
Buy new: $5.00 Alternate with a good anti-bactericidal mouthwash that doesn't stain the teeth such as Biotene or Act which can be obtained from your local grocery store.
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 | Deep Pocket Syringe
Buy new: $14.95 Use either the salt or hydrogen peroxide formula to deliver a full strength solution to the infected area.
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 | Oral-B Triumph Professional Care 9400 Power Toothbrush
Buy new: $169.99 After brushing your teeth at night, make sure you use the oral irrigator. You will be amazed at how much food particles remain even after tooth brushing.
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 | Crest Pro Health Night, Clean Mint, 7.8-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6)
Always clean your tongue as part of your daily oral hygiene. Statistics say that around 70% of the bacteria in the mouth resides on the rear area of the tongue. These microorganisms contribute to gum disease and tooth decay, and are also the main cause for bad breath.
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