Reddit reviews LED TECHNOLOGIES Oral Care System-Oral LED Light Therapy Device for Oral Pain and Healthier Gums-FDA Cleared and Clinically Tested FAR Infrared, Blue Light & Red Light Natural Pain Relief
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FDA-Cleared and Clinically Tested, OTC Class II Medical DeviceUsed & Recommended by Dentists to Accelerate Gum Healing, Reduce Inflammation and Promoting Circulation30 Powerful LED Lights in a Mouth Guard Style System for a Safe and Natural Way to Penetrate Deep into the Gum Tissue to Relieve Pain, Whiten Teeth and Freshen Breath10 Minute Treatment Time for Effectively Promoting Pain Relief, Healthier Gums, Teeth, Breath and Removing Stains and Can be Used With Any Whitening Gel and With Dentures or CrownsIncludes: Oral Care System, Power Supply, USB Power Cord, Deluxe Storage Case, Removable Mouth Tray and Instruction Manual
It's this:
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I'm prepared to not see much difference from the mouthwash, at least, for the lower gums, which was SRPed three weeks ago. But I'll still give it a shoot. I might actually start using this mouthwash right away to see if it helps the upper gums (still don't look totally healed from SRP 1 week ago). I'd use it right after the chlorhexidine mouthwash.... hopefully, they don't cancel each other out...
I've been considering an ultrasonic toothbrush and maybe even one of these light therapy devices, but I'm hesitant to splurge so much money on something that might not justify the investment.
The only reason I'd get an ultrasonic/infrared device would be just to see whether it can help stimulate bone/gum regeneration somehow, hence, why I wonder whether the investment is justified. For better plaque removal, I'd just try to master the technique with a manual toothbrush, which is what I'm already doing.
I'm still clueless about whether xylitol affects all bacteria indiscriminately or just some types...