Oil Pulling: Does It Actually Help Your Teeth?

Heard the hype about coconut oil? Let’s break down what it can actually do - and what to do if your teeth still feel off.

You’ve probably seen it online - people swishing coconut oil every morning claiming whiter teeth, better breath, and magical healing. But does it actually work? We break down what oil pulling really does (and doesn’t do), plus what to do if you’re dealing with sensitivity, bad breath, or early signs of decay.

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What Is Oil Pulling?

It’s an old-school remedy where you swish oil - usually coconut - in your mouth for 10–20 minutes. People swear it whitens teeth, kills bacteria, and freshens breath.

But what does the science actually say?

What Oil Pulling *Might* Help With

It's not a miracle cure - but it's not useless either. No home remedy — including oil pulling — replaces the need to eventually have a pro take a look.

What Oil Pulling Won’t Do

Don’t let internet myths replace legit dental care. We’ve seen patients delay treatment too long - and end up needing more work.

How We Approach Natural Dental Care

If you’re into natural health - we get it. We’re not here to judge. We’ll walk you through what actually works - and flag what could make things worse, even if it seems ‘natural.’ You’ll get facts, not fear.

Simple, honest, no-pressure dental care - with science behind it.

Still Curious? Talk to Us.

We’re happy to chat about oil pulling, tooth discoloration, or anything else you’re wondering about. One quick visit can give you peace of mind - and a clear plan. No pressure. Just answers.

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