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US 2015/0305992 A1Published application
Treating Cariogenic diseased oral biofilm with elevated pH
AssigneeDental Alliance Holdings, LLC dba Oral Bio Tech
InventorV. Kim Kutsch
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Abstract
A method of treating biofilm disease using a pH adjusted therapeutic rinse that comprises two parts that are separated and in amounts that upon mixing provide a single dose. The two parts together and then rinsing a patient's mouth with the single dose and expectorating.
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A method of treating biofilm disease including the steps of
- (a) preparing a two-part therapeutic rinse comprising a first part and second part that are separated and in amounts that upon mixing provide a single dose,
- said first part comprising water and a fluoride and
- said second part comprising a buffered solution having a pH in excess of 10 and an oxidizing agent selected from the group consisting of sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite, potassium hypochlorite, and magnesium hypochlorite, and
- (b) mixing said first and second parts to provide said single dose, and
- (c) rinsing a patient's mouth with said single dose and expectorating.
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A method of treating biofilm disease including the steps of
- (a) preparing a two-part therapeutic rinse comprising a first part and second part that are separated and in amounts that upon mixing provide a single dose,
- said first part comprising water and a fluoride and
- said second part comprising a buffered solution having a pH in excess of 10 and an oxidizing agent selected from the group consisting of sodium hypochlorite, calcium hypochlorite, potassium hypochlorite, and magnesium hypochlorite,
- said second part being buffered at an alkaline pH effective to drive the pH of a patient's oral biofilm to above at least a value of 7.0, and
- (b) mixing said first and second parts to provide said single dose, and
- (c) rinsing a patient's mouth with said single dose for a minute and then expectorating, and
- (d) using said rinse over a two weeks and then following by a maintenance rinse.
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