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1st Answerthey had none2nd AnswerWhen I saw this quesition, I thought the above answer was right, but I like to check, so I looked for a source. It turns out that toothpaste was used in ancient Egypt, was used throughout the Islamic world during the Middle Ages, and was put into popular use in medieval Spain. We do not have much in the way of records of toothpaste in the rest of Europe, but that does not mean it was not used. There is a link below.
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10y ago

Rich people used Sugar to clean their teeth. This is because they thought sugar was healthy!

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12y ago

Toothpaste wasn't used in medieval times.

Toothbrushes weren't used either.

Nor were most common modern medical practices.

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11y ago

they ate s h i t

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Q: What was used for toothpaste in the medieval times?
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