A New Study on Clove Oil Can Reveal Sensitive Teeth

A professor at Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany who is continuing research at the postdoctoral laboratory of David Clapham, Harvard Medical School, Katharina Zimmermann says there are treatments for sensitive teeth. His research is published in the journal Science Advance.

Katharina focused her studies on diseased signaling by regulating a molecule called TRPC5, which covers between the inner soft pulp and the outer layer of the tooth consisting of dentin, then enamel.
"Enamel is not like the next layer of dentin. Dentin is connected to the innermost pulp, where the nerve cells live. If the dentin is exposed, after tooth decay or gum disease for example, painful stimuli such as temperature or certain fluids will cause pain," explains Katharina, quoted from the BBC.

Dr Zimmermann said, in human teeth with cavities and dental caries, he found a large number of higher regulated TRPC5 channels, and therefore engineered TRPC5 inhibitors that can be applied locally to teeth via strips or chewing gum may be particularly helpful in pain. teeth or dentin hypersensitivity.

He gave examples of home remedies such as clove oil which contains a chemical called eugenol which blocks this TRPC5 pathway. But he did not teach this method for his own use. Researchers suggest that you keep checking with your doctor every time you experience toothache or sensitive teeth.
Clove oil only temporary or permanent treatment?
Meanwhile, Prof. Damien Walmsley of the British Dental Association (BDA) thinks that pain provides temporary relief, but is important to prevent and prevent its causes. Regular brushing can protect against tooth and gum disease.

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"This study is interesting, but we cannot ignore the underlying causes of tooth sensitivity, or people's perceptions of pain. Dentists can blame it by removing tooth decay, and advising on toothpaste for sensitive teeth," said Prof. Damien.
Tooth decay occurs when enamel and teeth become soft by acid attack after eating or drinking anything that contains sugar, says the BDA.

Over time, the acids create cavities (holes) in the teeth.

Your risk of tooth decay increases with the frequent consumption of foods or drinks or acids, so it's best to limit your meal times.

He said that in the future, the inhibiting agent TRPC5 could be incorporated into toothpaste and dental products to prevent pain

Eggs are a source of animal protein which reduces stunting and malnutrition

Eggs are one of the best sources of animal protein, which can reduce stunting and malnutrition in children. Protein plays a role in making growth hormone and forming protein hormones to the bones, resulting in growth growth.

Damayanti R Syarif, a pediatrician who specializes in nutrition and metabolic disease, explained that there are two types of protein, namely vegetable and animal (eg, eggs). That animal protein makes children grow taller than vegetable.
"Research in Ecuador in 2017 shows that eggs are the best source of animal protein after milk. They created a study to see the best protein sources," said Damayanti during the Animal Protein & 9 Essential Amino Acids (AAE) dialogue, Thursday, April 15, 2021.

"So, every child can get Complementary Food (MPASI) which is given an egg for six months. The result, the body of the child who is given eggs is better. He is taller and more able to reduce stunting by about 47 percent."

Also in the Ecuadorian study, children aged 6 months to 1 year, who were given one egg a day, reduced the prevalence of malnutrition.

Animal Protein Makes Children Taller and Slimmer
Another study, Damayanti explained, in a Ugandan village, animal consumption research was conducted in 2014. As a comparison, in other villages consuming vegetable protein.

"It turns out that children from zero to 36 months are given animal protein to be taller and leaner than those who consume vegetable, shorter and fatter. Well, this has seen the difference," he explained.

"Then further investigated by researchers in Europe. Researchers linked it to growth hormone. Growth hormone increases when given animal protein, such as eggs and milk. But (growth hormone) does not increase when given vegetable protein."

The data also shows, at the level of Southeast Asia, Indonesia and the Philippines, including countries that also consume protein. If we look at the composition of animal protein, the Philippines is higher in Indonesia.
"This can be seen, the stunting rate in the Philippines is lower in Indonesia," said Damayanti, who practices at Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital, Jakarta.
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