Herbs and Tinctures for Oral Cavity Inflammation

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#Oral Health

Oral health is not just about brushing with toothpaste and flossing, but also maintaining a clean and healthy environment in our mouth. It is critically important for overall human wellbeing. Inflammation in the oral cavity can be a common and unpleasant problem, and whether due to gum disease, canker sores, or other oral diseases, it can be painful and destructive.

The good news is that nature provides us with a variety of herbs that can help relieve inflammatory processes in the oral cavity.

In the following lines, we will comprehensively explore the causes of oral cavity inflammation, delve into the world of herbs that can offer relief, and discuss the benefits of herbal tinctures.

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#What is oral cavity inflammation?

Let's first understand what causes this unpleasant condition - inflammation in the oral cavity, before we look at the herbs that can help reduce it.

#Causes of oral cavity inflammation

#Gingivitis

Gingivitis is the most common cause of oral inflammation. It is a mild form of gum disease that results from plaque buildup on teeth, leading to redness, swelling, and tendency for bleeding gums.

#Canker Sores

Canker sores (or aphthous ulcers) are small, painful wounds that can appear in the mouth. These sores are often caused by stress, injury, or certain foods.

#Oral Thrush

Oral thrush is a fungal infection caused by Candida yeast. This can lead to white patches in the mouth, tongue, and throat that can be painful and cause inflammation.

#Dental Procedures

Oral cavity inflammation can also result from dental procedures such as extractions or root canals.

#Hormonal Changes

Hormonal changes, such as those that occur during pregnancy, can make gums more susceptible to inflammation.

#Infections and Diseases

Some systemic diseases, such as diabetes and infections, can contribute to oral inflammation.

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