not at all, it just make your breath smell good, its only the toothbrush that does.
Toothpaste can interfere with the disclosing agent used to visualize plaque during a plaque control session, making it difficult to accurately identify areas of plaque buildup. It's recommended to use disclosing agent alone to contrast against the teeth and highlight areas that need improvement in oral hygiene.
There is no best plain toothpaste that is good is get rid of scratches; any brand will work.
Because it reduce the formation of plaque and it prevents dental carries....
no
Not much except for the fact that the hard crystals may scrape off more plaque. Other than that not much.
most toothpastes contain an abrasive such as calcium carbonate to help remove the plaque
Try brushing your teeth. Well, I would smell the toothpaste before you stick it into your mouth because with a question like this, I would assume you have never brushed your teeth, and your mouth stinks... tainting the MINTY FRESH smell of the toothpaste. Or you could have damaged your olfactory and taste system by smoking too many cigarettes, or snorting cocaine, which isn't unlikely, and the taste of the toothpaste does not soothe or smell refreshing to you in any way. I am sorry for you.
A very effective and cheap way to clean silver is to use toothpaste. Literally, toothpaste. Toothpaste is made to get rid of plaque and unwanted bacteria/germs. this is why it is used to clean silver well.
Advantages: Toothpaste helps keep your teeth clean and healthy, gives you nice breath prevents against plaque, cavities, gum diseases & keeps teeth white Disadvantages: Fluorine is known to cause health issues, but non-fluorine toothpaste is available. Flavored toothpaste doesn't protect against plaque. Food tastes really bad after brushing your teeth (especially Orange Juice)
Yes
Food and bacteria. Regular brushing of teeth with toothpaste can reduce, but no get rid of tartar or plaque buildup.
Sure. Pack 300 pounds of toothpaste into a 200 pound shark, and presto!