The ingriendients are located on the back of all toothpastes
Regular toothpaste means a paste that doesn't contain gel
its made of your mom.-
Based on information found on www.besthealthezine.com/ organic toothpaste does work as well as non-organic toothpaste. Organic toothpaste is made from natural ingredients. These may include baking soda and natural oils. Non-organic toothpaste contains additives.
I'm not sure what Tobe past is, but putting toothpaste on a pimple will reduce the size and redness of the pimple. Gel toothpaste WILL NOT work, it must be the regular toothpaste.
Apply regular toothpaste and sleep with it over-night.
Edible toothpaste was invented for children who were just learning to brush their teeth. The chemical fluoride in the tooth paste is very dangerous if the body digests it, so scientists invented edible toothpaste for younger children. The toothpaste seems nice, but does not clean the users teeth like regular toothpaste, the formula does not work as well.
Regular toothpaste contains 50% abrasives and around 1% fluoride compounds that are very chemically active. So, it's a double effect, the abrasives work like any regular magic eraser scraping off the color, while the fluoride in the toothpaste helps todissolvethe color from the permanent marker.
normally, it will make a dog sick or act strange. Also it can poison dogs if enough is taken in because dogs will usually swallow the paste. It's just like giving a baby regular toothpaste and regular toothpaste can also hurt a baby. DO NOT GIVE A DOG TOOTHPASTE! You can go to local stores like Walmart or Petsmart and get a dog toothpaste and brush or try to look online for recipes to make dog toothpaste.
No, you should never use human toothpaste on a cat, as the fluoride alone is toxic and can make a cat ill if ingested. If you wish to brush your cat's teeth, use a pet toothpaste that has no fluoride in and is safe to ingest (I cat cannot spit out toothpaste like humans do).
noansw2. ordinary toothpaste may contain chalk (CaCO3) as a gentle abrasive.An aggressive "whitening" toothpaste might contain finely powdered diatomaceous earth, which will be a silicate, and more abrasive. But the manufacturer should advise against regular use.
There has been no evidence that sugar free gum actually whitens your teeth. Regular toothpaste does that.
Food and bacteria. Regular brushing of teeth with toothpaste can reduce, but no get rid of tartar or plaque buildup.