One day the idea came to me that liquid hand soap might actually clean your teeth better since it is soap made to clean things and maybe it would do a better.
Brushing and Toothpaste
Parents should use a small smear of toothpaste with fluoride (about the size of a grain of rice) when brushing their baby’s teeth. This small amount is not harmful if swallowed and will help prevent cavities. …
x3iShopx3. Mar 21, 2011 @ 19:55:13. @planetuploads You shouldn’t use human toothpaste b.c it’s not good to swallow… Reply. runescape3313. Mar 21, 2011 @ 20:27:56. the tooth paste is edible right? i saw lola licking it 😛 …
Under 2 years of age, brush teeth with plain water or a smear of toothpaste . Brush teeth daily and start flossing if any of the teeth are tight together. It is never too early to start good oral hygiene habits. …
While the best home remedy for good dental hygiene is brushing your pet’s teeth, you may also want to consider giving your pet specially made treats and foods designed to keep their teeth and gums clean and healthy. … Human toothpaste can be toxic to your pet if it contains Xylitol, a human sweetener, which the ASPCA lists as one of the most dangerous poisons for pets. Pet toothpastes are not only designed specifically so pets can safely swallow all the ingredients, …
Brushing with toothpaste (also called a “dentifrice”) is important for several reasons. First and foremost, a toothpaste and a correct brushing action work to remove plaque, a sticky, harmful film of bacteria that grows on your teeth …
Frequent mouth rinsing and tooth brushing with toothpaste are encouraged if radioactive material has entered the oral cavity; gargling with a 3 percent hydrogen peroxide solution also may be helpful. Gastric lavage may be indicated if …
You can prepare your teeth by brushing them with toothpaste for sensitive teeth such as Sensodyne for a couple of weeks before you start the treatment. It is also best to get your dentist’s advice if you have sensitive teeth and gums. …
The study findings indicated that those twins who did not floss had significantly more of the bacteria associated with periodontal disease when compared to the matching twin who flossed in addition to tooth- brushing with toothpaste . …
Erosion from dietary acids is thought to work in combination with abrasion from tooth brushing and toothpaste , leading to more loss of tooth structure than would be possible with either effect alone. That is why brushing with toothpaste …