Amebiasis is a mouth infection through Entamœbia gingivalis. This ameba is an organism which survives through its hostess. Even though one may have reasonably good oral hygiene, this parasite appears to be associated with an important deterioration of the gum.

	In many cases, other parasites and fungus, such as the Trichomonas (left) and the Candidoses (below) shrewdly thrive by attacking the hostess while affecting the immune system.

The formation of pus upon contact with the tooth is frequent and the loss of teeth is the unfortunate consequence, without mentioning the unpleasant halitosis problems and the effects on one's general health.

Today's medicine treats two such species, amibic infections and trichomonas vaginitis (2.5 million per year in the U.S), using topical and systemic antibiotics while also looking after the partner.

We promote mild medical and pharmacological treatment, customized to the patient's needs and similar to the new methods used for treating  stomach ulcers through Helicobacter pylori.

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