Toothpaste

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toothpaste is not edible in large quantities, and swallowing it should be avoided. toothpaste contains flouride with can eat the lining of the stomach

You should not use baby toothpaste on a dog. Many of them contain one or more chemicals that could be toxic to dogs.

There are special toothpastes available at most pet stores and veterinarians specifically formulated for dogs. I use one called BreathaLyser using a soft toothbrush. If your pet does not react well to a toothbrush, try using your finger instead.

Either crest pro health or colgate.

Dr. Washington Sheffield was the inventor of modern toothpaste. In 1873, the Colgate company began selling the toothpaste in a collapsible tube that was made out of lead.

Be careful in choosing your toothpaste especially when you have sensitive teeth.

Check out the link below for guidelines

Most retail establishments, particular attention too supermarkets and chemists, however if your Doctor prescribes Sensodyne toothpaste, a quick detour to the chemist and priority service.

To swallow toothpaste a little is bad, because there are some active & non-active ingredients that are harmful for human body. Especially for children below 8 are strictly recommended not to use toothpaste because they usually swallow toothpaste while brushing their teeth.

EcoDent Toothpowders (and the entire oral care line) are NOT tested on animals. It's a baking soda and sea salt base, combined with natural essential oils, which foams up to get in between teeth for a better clean. It takes a couple of days to get used to, since there are no added sugars like there are with mass market pastes.

I've used it for years now, and I'll never go back! If you don't like mint, try out the cinnamon. They also have a whitener called "extra bright".

colgate is first toothpaste company. Kolynos is second biggest company acquired by colgate.

The tube will not contain lots of air

Yes.It is what dentists recommend. Fluoride is what kills plaque. It's the way to go!

Fluoride is a protectorate of teeth. It is a major reason for dental health in America because they added fluoride to tap water. It is however dangerous for the intestines which is why you should never swallow your toothpaste when brushing.

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Yes. I called them. Their glycerin is from a vegetarian source.

bicarbonate soda

it clean tour teeth with light strips
hydrogen peroxide or calcium peroxide and sometimes baking soda! or you could try eucryl toothpowder which is very affective but only use once or twice a week as it can be too strong

cost of toothpaste in 2000

Various ingredients have been used as dentifrices over the years, including salt (abrasive) and bicarbonate of soda (antacid and surfactant, still a major ingredient of tooth powders).

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Some aboriginal people chewed on a certain type of wood that actually had antibacterial properties, as well as the wood working its way between their teeth to remove food particles and plaque.

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yes acctually i turned 14 today and have been living with pimples for about 5 or 6 years now if i ask someonewhat is best for to get rid of a pimple they will tell me to put toothpaste on it and at first i was like that wouldnt work but thn i tried it and it really did work n they would also tell me to go outside more often if you do both iyour face clears right up :)

The Scientists in India recently found 16 mg Nicotine per gm in colgate. This is equivalent to 16 Marlboro Cigarette

Yekeen Erinfolami

Ingesting a pea size amount of toothpaste is equivelent to drinking 8 oz of tap water! Go here: http://www.fluoridealert.org/ Get the professional statement: http://www.fluoridealert.org/prof-statement.pdf The publication in 2006 of a 500-page review of fluoride's toxicology by a distinguished panel appointed by the National Research Council of the National Academies (NRC, 2006). The NRC report concluded that the US Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) safe drinking water standard for "uoride (i.e. maximum contaminant level goal or MCLG) of 4 parts per million (ppm) is unsafe and should be lowered. Despite over 60 years of "uoridation, the report listed many basic research questions that have not been addressed. Still, the panel reviewed a large body of literature in which "uoride has a statistically signi!cant association with a wide range of adverse effects. These include an increased risk of bone fractures, decreased thyroid function, lowered IQ, arthritic-like conditions, dental "uorosis and, possibly, osteosarcoma. The average fluoride daily intakes (*) associated with many of these adverse effects are reached by some people consuming water at the concentration levels now used for fluoridation -- especially small children, above average water drinkers, diabetics, people with poor kidney function and other vulnerable subgroups. For example, the average "uoride daily intake associated with impaired thyroid function in people with iodine de!ciency (about 12% of the US population) is reached by small children with average consumption of "uoridated water at 1 ppm and by people of any age or weight with moderate to high "uoridated water consumption. Of special note among the animal studies is one in which rats fed water containing 1 ppm "uoride had an increased uptake of aluminum into the brain, with formation of beta-amyloid plaques, which is a classic marker of Alzheimer's disease pathology in humans. Considering the substantial variation in individual water intake, exposure to fluoride from many other sources, its accumulation in the bone and other calcifying tissues and the wide range of human sensitivity to any toxic substance, fluoridation provides NO margin of safety for many adverse effects, especially lowered thyroid function. T he Profes s ional s ' Statemen t Cal l i ng for an end to Water F l uor idat ion 8RECENT EVENTS Make action to end water "uoridation U R G E N T * Note: "Daily intake" takes into account the exposed individual's bodyweight and is measured in mg. of "uoride per kilogram bodyweight.

There is no best plain toothpaste that is good is get rid of scratches; any brand will work.

Mainly chalk with some flavoring like mint. But the first toothpastes were made from gritty substances such as chalk and jeweller's polish. They certainly wore away those nasty little stains-but they wore away people's teeth too!