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Salt Water Rinse Solution

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Mike #1 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? Thanks, Mike
Mon, 16 Apr 2007 11:25:37 GMT

W_B #2 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >Thanks, >Mike Hot water rinse ? Saturated salt solution; 6 oz water and as much salt as will disssolve. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE
Mon, 16 Apr 2007 12:55:26 GMT

Joel M. Eiche #3 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >>What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >>Thanks, >>Mike >Hot water rinse ? >Saturated salt solution; 6 oz water and >as much salt as will disssolve. Temperature dependent ..... and of course ... salt dependent ...... sodium chloride or magnesium chloride??? Joel
Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:35:41 GMT

Joel M. Eiche #4 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >Thanks, >Mike I take half a glass and toss in a bunch of salt, say a teaspoon ...... Warm is better so it will dissolve .... This is an old joke ..... of mine ....... I was at a party and someone, finding out I am a dentist asked me the same question. I answered as above. A couple of weeks later, I learned the young lady went to her dentist who told her I don't know what I am talking about. STEP ONE: Measure out 260 cc. of water, preferably bottled water. Bring to precisely 180 degrees Fahrenheit and hold there for seven{filter} minutes and forty seconds ..... Etc. Bill for today's services ......... $50.00 YEAH! Joel
Mon, 16 Apr 2007 20:42:41 GMT

Mike #5 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution You don't recommend warm salt water rinse, ever? warm distilled water and table salt. I've got some 5mm pockets and want to keep 'em clean. Mike Quote: >>What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >>Thanks, >>Mike > I take half a glass and toss in a bunch of salt, say a teaspoon ...... > Warm is better so it will dissolve .... > This is an old joke ..... of mine ....... > I was at a party and someone, finding out I am a dentist asked me the > same question. I answered as above. > A couple of weeks later, I learned the young lady went to her dentist > who told her I don't know what I am talking about. > STEP ONE: > Measure out 260 cc. of water, preferably bottled water. > Bring to precisely 180 degrees Fahrenheit and hold there for seven{filter} > minutes and forty seconds ..... > Etc. > Bill for today's services ......... $50.00 > YEAH! > Joel
Tue, 17 Apr 2007 08:33:35 GMT

Joel M. Eiche #6 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >You don't recommend warm salt water rinse, ever? >warm distilled water and table salt. I've got some 5mm pockets and want to >keep 'em clean. >Mike We do. We recommend the fast quick-and-dirty preparation .... Joel Quote: >>>What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >>>Thanks, >>>Mike >> I take half a glass and toss in a bunch of salt, say a teaspoon ...... >> Warm is better so it will dissolve .... >> This is an old joke ..... of mine ....... >> I was at a party and someone, finding out I am a dentist asked me the >> same question. I answered as above. >> A couple of weeks later, I learned the young lady went to her dentist >> who told her I don't know what I am talking about. >> STEP ONE: >> Measure out 260 cc. of water, preferably bottled water. >> Bring to precisely 180 degrees Fahrenheit and hold there for seven{filter} >> minutes and forty seconds ..... >> Etc. >> Bill for today's services ......... $50.00 >> YEAH! >> Joel
Tue, 17 Apr 2007 19:55:59 GMT

Mike #7 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution What is the quick and dirty preparation. I had hoped to get a straight answer here. Mike Quote: >>You don't recommend warm salt water rinse, ever? >>warm distilled water and table salt. I've got some 5mm pockets and want to >>keep 'em clean. >>Mike > We do. > We recommend the fast quick-and-dirty preparation .... > Joel >>>>What is the proper mixture of water and salt for a dental rinse? >>>>Thanks, >>>>Mike >>> I take half a glass and toss in a bunch of salt, say a teaspoon ...... >>> Warm is better so it will dissolve .... >>> This is an old joke ..... of mine ....... >>> I was at a party and someone, finding out I am a dentist asked me the >>> same question. I answered as above. >>> A couple of weeks later, I learned the young lady went to her dentist >>> who told her I don't know what I am talking about. >>> STEP ONE: >>> Measure out 260 cc. of water, preferably bottled water. >>> Bring to precisely 180 degrees Fahrenheit and hold there for seven{filter} >>> minutes and forty seconds ..... >>> Etc. >>> Bill for today's services ......... $50.00 >>> YEAH! >>> Joel
Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:12:20 GMT

W_B #8 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >What is the quick and dirty preparation. >I had hoped to get a straight answer here. >Mike 1 Tablespoon of table or Kosher salt. 6 oz. of very hot water. (not hot enough to burn) Straight answer, dude. -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE
Wed, 18 Apr 2007 13:43:33 GMT

Joel M. Eiche #9 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution Quote: >>What is the quick and dirty preparation. >>I had hoped to get a straight answer here. >>Mike >1 Tablespoon of table or Kosher salt. >6 oz. of very hot water. (not hot enough to burn) >Straight answer, dude. EXACTLY Quick and dirty means no weighing etc. In dental school, we weighed stone and measured water before mixing. Few dentists or dental assistants do that in practice. Joel
Wed, 18 Apr 2007 19:38:15 GMT

Mike #10 / 10	Salt Water Rinse Solution That's what I'm talking about! Thanks, Mike Quote: >>What is the quick and dirty preparation. >>I had hoped to get a straight answer here. >>Mike > 1 Tablespoon of table or Kosher salt. > 6 oz. of very hot water. (not hot enough to burn) > Straight answer, dude. > -- > W_B > Take out the G'RBAGE
Thu, 19 Apr 2007 22:51:17 GMT

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