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MMS & DMSO MOUTHWASH 20 Feb 2024 10:14 #81557

Marshall
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Hi, All.
I am going to get dental implants in 6 weeks I have some gum disease.
Could I make a mouthwash with 6 drops of MMS &6 of HCL and a 25% DMSO So that would be 37ml of DMSO and 112ml of water 150 ml in total.
would this help, I done a search but only found info on brushing your teeth.
it does not matter about damaging the enamel of the teeth they are all being extracted.
Thank you in advance for any help.

I found this online about DMSO and mouthwashes.

patents.google.com/patent/JPH06321743A/en

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