What Is Ozone and How It Works In Dentistry | Dr.Maryam Horiyat

[@sarvagnyan6455]

Could u please post a procedural video of about how an abscessed tooth got cured by ozone.

[@taylorshank9443]

Once its abscesses it cannot be cured by ozone

[@ZaddySeeBot]

Is this an inexpensive option relative to LANAP? What is the cost/benefit between the two?

[@saraswatkin9226]

Is this available in UK?

[@s.a602]

How can I buy it

[@johno4521]

There is a common misconception that because ozone has an extra atom of oxygen (not a molecule as she says here) this has to be better, producing some kind of enriched or turbocharged oxygen. Whereas in fact the extra oxygen atom makes it something else entirely, not necessarily good. For an example water (H20) with an extra oxygen atom is hydrogen peroxide....

[@lucias8365]

how can a dentist claim fluoride is toxic?

[@12alyssaj]

Do some research it is toxic. We have been lied to for years.

[@timryan3849]

Because it is

[@Mark-AnthonyJ]

You can’t be serious right? When there was a fluoride spill in America We had to wear hazmat suits to clean it up…yet you insinuate, it’s not toxic so hazmat suits aren’t needed?

[@Kopzification]

High concentration of fluoride like the spill is of course toxic. Lower concentrations of fluoride is used in dentistry. Just like that, ozonated therapy must be controlled with low concentration. High concentrations can lead to pulmonary complications.

[@johno4521]

@@Kopzification Unlike fluoride, unfortunately it's only the high concentrations of ozone that works. That's why the FDA prohibits its use in the USA...stating "ozone is a toxic gas with no known useful medical application in specific, adjunctive, or preventive therapy. In order for ozone to be effective as a germicide, it must be present in a concentration far greater than that which can be safely tolerated by man and animals." Which is the exact opposite of what this woman says...(nor does she seem to know the difference between molecules and atoms...)