Toothpaste Recommendation!
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I think it might be people only reading half of what they think they are reading.
Fluroide facilitating the absorption of aluminium across the blood brain barrier, might be why they think they don't want fluoride.
Anyway. People can think what they like.
Advice is to use a fluroide toothpaste, as part of a healthy diet with limited sugar frequencies during the course of a day.
In truth, if you consume less than three sugar frequencies daily, then you probably don't need fluoride in your toothpaste. The issue is the mentalist folks who spent their days reading the whats bad for me forums and various 'health' sites often do so while stuffing their faces with fermentable carbohydrate foodstuffs.
Then with big holes in their teeth, as they probably refused radiographs to aid early diagnosis, tell the dentist the fillings are poison too, yet have taken no steps to avoid a completely preventable disease.
Anyway, won't help them with gum disease, you need to be brushing, you need to kill off as many bugs as possible. Avoid smoking and the like.
I just use what ever is purchased 
but we don't get cheap rubbish, we have recently been using that stuff in a can which foams up, I love it, the container lasts much more than a tube! a bit like shaving foam, you can squeeze loads more out of it even when its empty.
Whilst we are on the subject, does anyone know where I can buy them spongy things that dentist use in your mouth, I think its to stop you closing your mouth, tastes weird but very nice?
but we don't get cheap rubbish, we have recently been using that stuff in a can which foams up, I love it, the container lasts much more than a tube! a bit like shaving foam, you can squeeze loads more out of it even when its empty.Whilst we are on the subject, does anyone know where I can buy them spongy things that dentist use in your mouth, I think its to stop you closing your mouth, tastes weird but very nice?
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I use Macleans, there's a bunch of different kinds, they're all good.
Never been satisfied with anything else.
Never been satisfied with anything else.
After trying blanx for a few months, i accidentally put some Colgate on the other day and almost choked! It tasted stale and the consistency was awful.
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Whilst we are on the subject, does anyone know where I can buy them spongy things that dentist use in your mouth, I think its to stop you closing your mouth, tastes weird but very nice?
i have actually no idea what you mean.
.Sure you do, the dentist give them to you, they shove em in your gob whilst doing dental work sometimes. Taste like a weird mix between banana and something else. Quite spongy
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Can someone expand further please.
Is it a butterfly sponge?
I really am totally unsure what you are talking about.
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Very frightening
Not the conclusions, but the fact half that research took place.
Seems mostly chinese in origin, from the team paid by the anti- fluoride lobby group by the water providers.
Certain chinese regions were going to fluoridate water supplies, the owners of the companies produced cpertain batches of research, including dissected aborted fetuses to discredit the use of fluoride and thus save profits.
That US based site seems very happy to quote mainly dodgy chinese research.
Anyway toothpaste isnt for ingestion, and the research is all,based around very high fluorosis style water table contamination.
Its comparing chalk and cheese.
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They're all much of a muchness and they all try and sell you their stuff with blatant lies.
I think he might mean these:
They put them in between your lip and gum. I assume to soak excess saliva and keep your lip away from where they are working. They dont taste of anything to me though. Unless there are flavoured ones they use for kids and 'special' people
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Cotton wool rolls.
Yes, didn't know them to taste of anything.
Is that what you mean dj?
Yes, didn't know them to taste of anything.
Is that what you mean dj?
My brother (a dentist) has told me that there is only one brand that contains some chemical approved by some association.
I pretty sure it was colgate, willing to stand corrected though.
What a useful post
Ask your brother for more information. I'd happily spend tons on toothpaste, but I'm sticking to Colgate Total because all the expensive ones make me think fads and frauds.