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    COZING Dental Treatment Kit With LED Light Relief Toothache Oral Physiotherapy 16 LED Red Light 3200mW 325NM

    • POWERFUL RED LEDS: Science shows many benefits from 450nm ± 20nm wavelengths of RED light for Pain Alleviation and Decrease Inflammation.
    • CONVENIENT, PORTABLE, SAFE, EASY: Use our red light oral light therapy anywhere. Universal size mouth tray is comfortable, silicone. Daily usage is best.
    • ORAL GUM LIGHT: Small, lightweight, at home Gum Stimulator, connects to most cell or usb devices and the our red light for teeth and gums is easy to use for most people for multiple sessions per day, 20 minutes per use.
    • NO BATTERIES OR Recharging: Oral Hygiene red Light Gum Therapy device never needs to be charged. Plug-in to your device for possible gum stimulation, possible toothache solution, and help with gum health.
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    Tooth sensitivity: can red light help?
    Having a sensitive tooth is stressful and directly reduces quality of life the afflicted person is no longer able to enjoy things like ice cream & coffee. Even just breathing through the mouth can cause pain. Most people afflicted have cold sensitivity, but a minority have hot sensitivity which is usually more serious.
    There are dozens of studies on treating sensitive teeth (a. k. a. dentin hypersensitivity) with red and infrared light, with interesting results. The reason researchers were originally interested in this is because unlike the enamel layer of teeth, the dentin layer actually regenerates throughout life via a process called dentinogenesis. Some believe that red light has potential to improve both the speed and effectiveness of this process, working to improve metabolism in odontoblasts the cells in teeth responsible for dentinogenesis.

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