Dr. Leedia Riman explains how ozone gas works as a disinfectant in dentistry, converting to peroxide to kill bacteria, viruses, and parasites. It also strengthens tooth structure and boosts immune response in gum tissue, but requires careful application to be safe.
Ozone is an incredible disinfectant. Of course, if used properly, it can be dangerous, like most things, right? If you drink even too much water, you can hurt yourself. Ozone is three oxygen molecules that are extremely unstable, but when they are dissipated in, like, for example, your gums or in the body in a safe area, it becomes a peroxide. So it's a gas that becomes a peroxide. And it's very disinfecting. It disinfects parasites, bacteria, viruses, candida. It's incredible. It also upregulates your immune system in the area where it needs upregulation. Ozone has been shown where it's like hardening the tooth structure so it disinfects and hardens at the same time.
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