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The mouth, or the oral cavity, is considered the main gateway to the rest of the body. What happens in the oral microbiome often points to what is going on in the entire body. It is believed that the mouth of every person hosts 300 to 700 different microbial species. The microorganisms that inhabit the mouth play a key role in functions such as digestion, metabolism, blood pressure regulation, and maintaining the structure of the teeth.

Healthy oral care is made from adaptogens - herbs that grow only in these freezing places. Naturally, it is free of sulfates, parabens, xenoestrogens, and halogens. Fluoride is a blocker of the proper function of the thyroid gland, so its absence in toothpaste is essential!

Oral Microbiome

The oral microbiome consists of hundreds of billions of microorganisms living in the oral cavity. Most of these organisms are "good" and "bad" bacteria, while others include yeasts, viruses, and fungi. The strains of microorganisms that inhabit the oral cavity are mainly species of Streptococcus and Corynebacteria. Together, these microorganisms form an "ecosystem" that functions similarly to the human gut.Each part of the mouth has a unique surface, and therefore tends to contain its own set of microbes. The tongue, for example, contains a different community from what is found on the gums or teeth, due to how the surface of each area sustains the life of various microbes.

The surface of the tongue is even considered the "most densely populated microbial place on Earth."

This makes it clear that the health of the oral cavity is not just about the teeth. However, teeth are an essential part.The products found in this category are made from adaptogens. Naturally, they are free of sulfates, parabens, xenoestrogens, and halogens. Fluoride is a blocker of the proper function of the thyroid gland, so its absence in toothpaste is necessary!