Edgar Cayce said cavities could be reversed using a chlorine rinse and brushing with salt and baking soda. (He also told many people they needed localized treatment from a dentist. Don’t expect miracles overnight. At least have temporary fillings put in as this treatment will take many months. It is also important to eat a proper non-acid-forming diet! Check your urine or saliva pH daily and take action if it’s acidic!). I am getting good results so far, and so is a friend. My teeth feel more solid!

Cayce said chlorine, but he didn’t mean bleach (said to get it from a good pharmacist/chemist). Chlorine gas dissolved in water makes the ingredient in this product sold by BRIOTECH (product image contains an affiliate link to Amazon–click to buy). To get it down to approximately Cayce’s recommended dilution, add 7 drops of it to 2 oz. of water, once per month, rinse the teeth, then brush (and brush daily with salt and baking soda).

The above product has great reviews on Amazon, but Cayce would say they are using it much too concentrated! The product also has salt added, which Cayce did not specify, but the same company sells a version without salt:

The cleanser is food-contact safe, and only contains water and the dissolved chlorine compound. It’s a great cleaner for gunky surfaces! It’s a little stronger, so if you use it as a mouth rinse put only 5 drops in 2 ounces of water. I keep these products in the fridge so they will have a longer shelf life.

Instructions: Dilute as described above, mixing up no more than a pint at a time. Rinse teeth nightly (using about one tablespoon full, or half an ounce), then brush with salt and baking soda (see below). This will neutralize the acidity of the rinse. Of course, floss too, and get any large cavities filled immediately by a dentist or with DIY temporary fillings.

As a side note, this remedy is only found in one reading, and there’s some ambiguity as to whether it’s meant to be obtained once a month and used regularly, since it has a short shelf life, or used only once a month. The good reports on Amazon for the undiluted rinse make me feel safe about recommending it as a daily routine. The product will smell strongly like a chlorine treated swimming pool when fresh. If that smell fades, buy a new bottle. When you dilute it the smell will be pretty subtle.

Salt & Baking Soda for brushing

You can just mix salt with baking soda to brush with, but this stuff is easier, doesn’t clump and solidify as easily, and has prickly ash bark and pepperimint added: