Use of moss to improve dental health
AssigneeEmbro Corporation
InventorsVance D. Fiegel, David R. Knighton
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A method of improving dental health in a mammal in which a mammal drinks at least 0.5 liters of water per day for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month, the water having been contacted with an amount of a non-decomposed moss effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth of the mammal. A method of improving dental health in a mammal in which the mammal's teeth are brushed using a toothpaste or rinsed with a mouthwash for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month, the toothpaste or mouthwash containing an amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth. A toothpaste or mouthwash containing an effective amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract.
A method of improving dental health in a mammal comprising the mammal drinking at least 0.5 liters of water per day for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month, the water having been contacted with an amount of a non-decomposed moss effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth of the mammal.
A method of improving dental health in a mammal comprising the mammal's teeth being brushed using a toothpaste for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month, the toothpaste comprising an amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth.
A toothpaste comprising an amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth of a mammal after the mammal's teeth have been brushed using the toothpaste for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month.
A method of improving dental health in a mammal comprising the mammal's teeth being rinsed with a mouthwash for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month, the mouthwash containing an amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth.
A mouthwash comprising an amount of a non-decomposed moss or non-decomposed moss extract effective to improve dental health as evidenced by a reduction in the pocket depths of the teeth of a mammal after the mammal's teeth have been rinsed with the mouthwash for a majority of the days of a period of at least one month.
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