Uses of Essential Oils

Essential oils are one of the natural products human beings have been using for a long time. This oil is extracted from various plants including various flavors that produce differences in aroma. Clarke (2002) defines essential oils as "volatile products extracted from a single natural plant species by a physical process and they have the odor and compositional characteristics of essential oils from that species" (Pages 86-87). Essential oils are extracted by dry distillation or wet distillation.

The use of essential oils can be traced back to centuries until the Egyptian era. Hieroglyphs found in Egyptian temples indicate mixtures of oils and describe the methods they use. Egyptians use essential oils as a treatment for a variety of diseases such as disinfection and cosmetics 2 When the Chinese emperor used clove oil to improve respiration, it can go back to 200 BC . In addition, in the 10th century, Al-Gazzar made cloves for bad breath and pain management, and from 3 to 1837 produced sedatives composed of magnesium oxide and eugenol. Myeloma, periodontal treatment, temporary filling / fixing, and treatment of diseases such as abscess and stomatitis.

The use of essential oils increases dramatically, and many people report simple effects. According to a hot spring worker's study, the essential oil steam has reduced blood pressure and heart rate (but no longer) after 1 hour use. Oils to consider: lavender, ylang ylang, sage, frankincense. Over the past five years, our intestinal health and the role of microbiome have been dominated by medical news. In some studies, probiotics have been shown to alter blood pressure. I encourage you to take high quality, broad spectrum of any growing bacteria containing over 10 million colony forming units, and eat fermented foods like pickles and pickles.

Using essential oils at a dental office is also very interesting and useful. After completing the strict research plan, I started using essential oils at my general dental office. I think that it is not necessary for the dentist to hold research certificates actually containing essential oils but it is necessary to pay attention to potential safety problems and the chemical nature of the oils used. Offering a short course is very helpful for you. The career of many pharmacists is also useful. I listed the way I use essential oil in my practice. There are no specific settings for those settings in the dental office, I have carried out these uses according to scent consultant advice, and share them here.