Dental Question

April 14 2009 | Niuhuru

[grey_whiskers]

H202 is excellent for cleaning the built up smegma around a horse's penis. It also cleans the fossa above the horse's urethra better than anything I have ever used.

"I'm Mike Rowe, and this is my job."

Cheers!

[yazoo]

All this talk is taking me back to my youth when the dentist would drill out cavities using a slow drill and no novocaine. The pain and the smell were exquisite. Just don’t have that kind of fun anymore.

[SunkenCiv]

I’ve used it for years, one has to get used to that metallic taste.

It’s recently gotten to the point that it isn’t a recommended method of disinfectant for human tissue (according to a nurse I work with).

[JoJo Gunn]

Another idea for getting peroxide in to your gums: Put hydrogen peroxide into a Water Pik and then spray the peroxide at your gums, as you usually would do with a Water Pik. I think the people I’ve heard of doing this have used a mixture of half water and half 3% peroxide. (The mixture is 1.5% peroxide.) Three percent hydrogen peroxide might be abit too strong to spray into your gums?

Holy Damn!, I thought to myself. Goonch the obsessive picture poster has never once in his life written a whole paragraph. Could this be a sea change?

But alas, it turns out that he still plagiarizes.

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[bvw]

A salt water wash is better. I don’t like all the chemistry the peroxide causes — especially when you have a lot of metal filings. There’s some other issues, too, iirc. I’ll try and respond more in a couple of days on this.

Lot’s of advice already!

[editor-surveyor]

Been using it for years. There are times when good old fashoned Listerine works better, but it does present the alcohol hazard, so I mostly use the peroxide. A spoonful of honey will also kill the bacteria quite well, and deal with canker sores etc.

[editor-surveyor]

I wouldn’t use anything from Crest in my mouth!

[Justice Department]

>But alas, it turns out that he still plagiarizes

Obviously a quote from post 3 as anyone can see.

[JoJo Gunn]

He has a history of it. Look it up.

[alwaysconservative]

Thanks for that info! I’ve been using hydrogen peroxide for years as a mouthwash after I’ve brushed and/or flossed, and I sometimes gargle with salt water if I think I might be coming down with a cold, or will be singing a lot.

And I use saline nasal spray almost every day; I’m one of those people who seldom, if ever, gets a cold.

Bath salts: coarse kosher salt and baking soda.

As you can see, I’m in the “cheaper is better” category, LOL!

[vetvetdoug]

H202 is also very good when I am confronted with a dog or cat that has ingested something undesirable like rat poison. Give OTC H202 by mouth until the cat or dog heaves it up. It is an excellent emetic.