Toothpaste


How to Choose Right Toothpaste


There are many toothpastes in the market of different ingredients, flavor etc. and the people get confused and most of them do not know what the ingredients are they should look for and the ingredients which is to be avoided.

Fluoride is the essential ingredient it strengthens and nourishes the tooth enamel and it also protect from cavity, enamel erosion, decay. We should also take care that we should not swallow the toothpaste as the fluoride is toxic in nature.

Everyone should choose the toothpaste that meet their individual requirements like if a person is suffering from sensitivity they should choose Desensitizing toothpaste if you have a lot of tartar build-up then should choose Tartar Control Toothpaste like wise there are many different types of toothpaste are there these are:
  • Whitening Toothpaste
  • Fluoride Toothpaste
  • Gum Health Toothpaste
  • Smokers’ Toothpaste
  • Baking Soda Toothpaste
  • Favorite Flavor
  • Organic Toothpaste


Things to be Avoided While Buying Toothpaste

Avoid Sweetened Toothpaste

One should avoid highly sweetened toothpaste as they it itself will contribute towards tooth decay.

Level of Abrasiveness

Abrasives helps in cleaning your teeth. It also prevents gum disease. However, using the toothpaste which contains high abrasive can damage your teeth and gum. They also remove the polish from the porcelain crown




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  1. Dr. Jamila Dental Clinic17 February 2021 at 06:40

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