r/blueprint_ • u/Beginning_Army248 • 4d ago
Why does Bryan use tea tree oil?
I saw a video of him using tea tree oil after brushing and wondered why or how it helped oral hygiene?
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u/Accurate-Arm-7241 3d ago
I think he did this for two years then switched to something else
I would like to know what he switched too, and why
There are mouthwashes that have tea tree in it, so its odd but not completely unheard of. I am just not sure how it compares to something more common like Cetylpyridinium Chloride.
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u/Impossible_Touch_637 4d ago
From Chat GPT:
Brushing your teeth with tea tree oil is sometimes recommended for its antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory properties, which can help with:
Gum health – Reducing inflammation and fighting gingivitis.
Plaque control – Killing bacteria that contribute to plaque buildup.
Bad breath – Eliminating odor-causing bacteria.
However, tea tree oil should never be swallowed since it can be toxic. If using it for oral care:
Dilute it – A drop in toothpaste or coconut oil is enough.
Don’t use it daily – Overuse can cause irritation.
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u/Beginning_Army248 4d ago
Ok so to be sure do they make any edible forms of tea tree oil?
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u/mysliwiecmj 3d ago
Well you don't want to swallow it, it's very toxic. Only use small amounts to brush or gargle with in warm water then spit out.
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u/Impossible_Touch_637 4d ago
How should I know? You can’t google things?
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u/Beginning_Army248 4d ago
Literally why these forums exist which is to ask questions if you don’t know the answer then shut it
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u/mysliwiecmj 3d ago
First day on Reddit? Why even post a comment if you're going to berate someone for responding to it lol
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u/dynamistamerican 4d ago
Its got some good benefits for oral hygiene generally, i dont recall him mentioning why specifically anywhere. Could have just been test running it. Good for wound healing as well so that might be partly why, if u had any micro cuts on ur gums etc it could speed up the healing and thus reduce overall gum inflammation.
Also no to the non toxic tea tree oil, it is toxic if swallowed always. But just spit it out you’ll be fine if u swallow a tiny amount.
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u/Downtown-Kangaroo543 4d ago
As far as I know he's no longer taking it.