Hi, I’m new here so maybe this has been covered. I have periodontal disease and was considering taking rapamycin for my teeth specifically bone loss.Has any one taking rapamycin noticed changes in their teeth health and what would be the recommended dosage for this. Thanks

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Adding rapamycin to toothpaste does much.

What evidence do you have of rapamycin affecting bone loss?

I saw the study that showed increased bone growth in mice in regards to their teeth. I was wondering if anyone else had saw some improvement in that regard, bone growth

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My dental pockets improved.

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Thank you for response how much are you taking and for how long

With rapamycin tablets and/or toothpaste?

I’m not currently takin rapamycin but might consider it in any form if it helps with teeth especially peridontal disease. Just looking for other people’s experiences and what they are doing

Yes I know, my question was for @Curious :slight_smile: And welcome here!

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I use rapamune tablets. I hope this as a general rejuvenating effect.

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Anecdotally I would say my Gums have had almost no pockets when measured by my dentist since I started Rapamycin. I use to have really bad pockets. But I was already on a trend of improvement. So correlation is not necessarily causation.

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I used to have deep pockets as well. The combination of an anti bacterial toothpaste and Rapamycin did the trick. My gums rarely bleed anymore and no more pockets.

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Yes - there is some good research on rapamycin potentially helping with this… studies are ongoing. See these threads:

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Unfortunately, Rapamycin has not treated my periodontal disease. I have received weekly 6 mg of Rapamycin for 5 years. I gave breaks from 3 to 6 months to time.

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Welcome to the site Sadik.

You might want to look into topical use (rapamycin toothpaste): DIY Rapamycin Toothpaste and Flossing Paste

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I previously posted results from my first cleaning after starting rapamycin. My gaps improved dramatically.

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I also saw my dental pockets improve. In 6 months taking rapa every other week, they moved from 4 to a 3 grade.

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I found sucking melatonin reduced gum inflammation.

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I am 69 years old and exercise 6 days a week plus Keto and intermittent fasting. I have been taking a 6 mg dose weekly with 3-4 week breaks every 3 months for 14 months now. I have not noticed many changes but I believe in the promise of the longevity research. The one positive I did notice very quickly was less gum bleeding. I have read many other posts saying something similar.

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My gums are noticeably pinker when I’m on it vs. when not.

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