The more you brush your teeth, the more cavities and periodontal disease you have (very important)

The more you brush your teeth, the more cavities and periodontal disease you have (very important)
I'm not a dentist, but it's important.
In the concept of preventive dentistry these days, the Swedish style is adopted and fluorine is introduced, and tooth brushing is being advocated five times a day.
Unfortunately, these do not reduce tooth decay or periodontal disease.
Even if it is reduced, it will bring about another great harmful effect, but it is not allowed to study the harmful effect.
Because these are far-reaching plans to create dental diseases and sell dental products.

An interesting study was presented in 2015.
The study is that the more you brush and floss, the more you may get periodontal disease.
However, it also suggests that the reason for recommending it is because of the dental industry.
A dentist in the United States also suggests that brushing and flossing can cause tooth problems.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcAiErE9vrU

A dental doctor named Joseph Phillips said:
"90% of all adults in Western Europe suffer from certain periodontal diseases. Brushing and flossing are generally recommended, but I use over-the-counter mouthwashes, especially those containing alcohol. I don't recommend that. Recall the problems that lead to mercury filling and gingival surgery. Face it-if brushing and floss really work, you rarely need to visit a dentist. "

One of the most famous dentists, Dr. Price, conducted detailed dental studies of indigenous peoples around the world.
Indigenous people have almost no tooth decay or periodontal disease.
They don't brush the teeth of modern people and they don't have frosting.
They have tartar but no cavities, proving that organisms have nothing to do with tartar and cavities in the true sense of the word.
Since the indigenous people began to eat modern foods, not only tooth decay and periodontal disease but also modern diseases and poor alignment of teeth have increased dramatically.
The jaw deteriorated and caused various problems.

In Japan, Norio Shimura, an assistant professor at Tokyo Medical and Dental University, disagrees with the dental industry's eating and polishing.
He has published a book called "Toothbrushing" (Adore Publishing, 1,400 yen), which is scarier than periodontal disease, and states that "toothpaste once a day is much healthier."
Dental diseases are caused by indigenous bacteria in the mouth, and when the mind and body weaken, they cause illness, and they are complaining about the relationship with the whole body.
Interesting data show that children living in infant care do not have cavities.
He argues that children's independence is more important than avoiding sweets.

Unfortunately, advocating such a thing is classified as an occult in Japan.
This is because the Japanese are a people who are only interested in their own pride and old knowledge, and who have nothing to do with the concept of facts and interests.

Satoru Utsumi