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Natural Toothpaste, It Works!
by
Carolin K.
Posted
Sat 01 Nov 2008 4:28am
Finally, I’ve found an All Natural toothpaste that works. The first time I tried natural, non-fluoridated toothpaste before but it didn’t take long before I felt cavities... reasons why I like this toothpaste is:
My teeth feel very clean
It keeps my breath fresh
It controls my tartar
It controls cavities
I only need to use a very small amount each
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Donâ??t Swallow Your Toothpaste
by
Carolin K.
Posted
Tue 07 Apr 2009 11:14pm
If you swallow your toothpaste then contact the Poison Control Center.
I just watched a video where dentist Bill Osmunson explains the dangers of fluoridation.
And fluride is not the only toxin in toothpaste. Even most natural toothpastes contain Sodium Laurest Sulfate.
According to Osmunson one of the problems is that we don’t use
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Choosing Toothpaste To Fight Bad Breath
by
Shilah C. Azib
Posted
Thu 30 Dec 2010 9:47pm
It used to be that choosing toothpaste was a simple matter of going to your local market and picking between two or three popular brands. You may have had a choice of brands and varying flavors, but all in all, the toothpaste was made the same. It was to clean your teeth and to fight off tooth decay. However, these days, it is much different
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How Many Kinds of Toothpaste Do We Need?
by
The Verigin Dental Health Team
Posted
Fri 04 Mar 2011 9:04am
In 2008, there were 412 different toothpastes available for sale in the US.
Today, there are “only” 352.
A few years ago, over 100 new kinds or sizes of toothpaste hit the market.
Last year, “only” 69.
This, according to a recent WSJ article , wonderfully lampooned by Stephen Colbert .
Seriously: How many kinds of toothpaste do we really need
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How to select your toothpaste
by
Randall LaFrom
Posted
Tue 20 Oct 2009 10:06pm
The brand of your toothpaste does not matter much as long as it contains fluoride. So, you can choose your toothpaste to have any specific flavor, in gel, paste or powder form. According to one of the leading dentists in Cupertino, Dr. LaFrom, all fluoride toothpastes can fight cavities and plaque successfully and keep the tooth enamel clean
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New Toothpaste
by
Romelette L.
Posted
Wed 17 Jun 2009 6:18pm
I will be switching the toothpaste of the little girl. Ever since she started brushing she was using SansFluo. The toothpaste was recommended by a dental clinic I passed...’t familiar with the toothpaste so she told me to continue using it. Today I received a text message from her telling me that she checked the toothpaste and found out it has no fluoride
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How to select your toothpaste
by
Randall LaFrom
Posted
Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:07pm
The brand of your toothpaste does not matter much as long as it contains fluoride. So, you can choose your toothpaste to have any specific flavor, in gel, paste or powder form. According to one of the leading dentists in Cupertino, Dr. LaFrom, all fluoride toothpastes can fight cavities and plaque successfully and keep the tooth enamel clean
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