Which toothpaste do you buy and why?
913633
I go for which ever happenes to be the cheapest at the time of purchase.\n\nThey all contain the same basic ingredients so even the very cheapest brand will clean your teeth.
1087561
I use Chrest Whitestrips and I absolutely love them!  Ok, but besides what I like, here's what I can tell you.  Most whitening toothpastes don't work andt he ones that do work...they take too long to make a difference.  Cosmetic whitening can be expensive.  Chrest whitestips WORK!  After using them about two times, you can tell a difference.  They are kind of expensive...about $25-$35 depending on which kind you get, but they both work great.  If money is your concern, try the less expensive one.  It's kind of weird at first to feel something stuck to your teeth for 30 minutes.  And I suggest that when you take them off you have the toothbrush with toothpaste ready.  Don't lick your teeth after you take the strips off cuz the gel is NASTY!  Plus...some people, not all, experience soft teeth after using it.  It just feels like your teeth are soft and weak.  But I never experienced that.  I still use them, not everyday though.  Just when I'm going out and I want my teeth to look good.  Because let me tell you...yellow teeth is a BIG turn off.  Good luck with whatever you choose.
584039
This is what my Dentist told me, If you want to whiten your teeth, buy a whitening toothpaste, if you want to control tarter get a tarter controlling toopaste, and so on.. But dont buy one of those all in one toothpastes because they have so little of each ingredient that it don't work as well as it is suppose to!\n\nCrest Strips are good! Get yourself a whitening toothpaste and Use it with the Listerene Whitening pre-brush Mouth wash! You can see the difference the first time!
1037898
It's a lot easier to just buy a new tube. \n\nAssuming you have a good reason I would:\n - put the lid on, \n - push all the paste to the top. \n - cut off the flat bottom of the tube \n - put your toothpaste back in\n - roll the bottom a couple of turns and secure.
521579
For natural white teeth.\nbrush all the time.. (I'm NOT kiddin!!)Not just twice..Brush ur teeth in the mornin after,after breakfast,in ur office/school,after&b4 luch/dinner,in ur car...EVERYTIME!!You will have not only white teeth but also fresh breath\nGo for regular dental check ups\nAnd drink milk(which has alot of calcium and is good for ur teeth.)
621609
Arm N' Hammer..it has baking soda, proven natural ingredient it really helps to writen teeth...costs alot less than going to the dentist, right? good luck
341554
Because you are allergic to peppermint as many people are.\nGo to a health store and ask for a non-peppermint toothpaste.
9592
More importantly...when you buy a new TOOTHbrush..why is it a toothbrush when you have many teeth? Shouldn't it be a teethbrush? \n\nThings that make you say hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...
1087513
Tried googling the name, but it comes up blank.  Are you sure you have the correct spelling?\n\nThe closest I came was "Euthymol", which is a British cinnamon-flavored toothpaste.\n\nFor more info, check out this website:\nhttp://www.anti-aging-guide.com/53memory.php
260889
This is going to sound weird, but toothpaste! I know it sounds weird but the baking soda and the mint really do open the pores.
885881
Toothpaste the white one , not gel.  I know its sounds obsured but it will dry it out. and make it go away.   I didn't think it would work but it did.
1156580
if your stuck in a bind. \n\nToothpaste works okay. \n\nI am not at fault for any fark ups and burn outs.\n\nI have used it before. but expect to change the tooth paste out every two days. \n\nI'd take a trip to radio shack tommorow. they sell thermal paste for 2.99 there.
288824
Stop smoking would be the most logical explanation.\nTry also using baking soda as a toothpaste. Just add a little bit of water to the baking soda forming a thick paste and scrub away.\nI would be hesitant on doing this on a daily basis because it is very abrasive and can cause enamel wear.\n1 day a week won't kill you though\nAnd don't listen to that girl who put rinse with hydrogen peroxide....\nthat can cause you papillae on your tongue to elongate and cause 'black harry tongue' if used long term.\nHydrogen peroxide is used as a mouth rinse in very rare instances but definitely not for whitening purposes, \nBeware!! don't listen to a secretary!
788889
Electronic toothbrushes get you teeth cleaner than the other, manual brushes.  You can actually find electric brushes for less than $20 at the grocery store or pharmacy.  Oral B makes electric brushes that you can find at the grocery store and they sell replacement heads and they work well.  As always, remember not to overbrush, you could damage or errode the protective enamel on your teeth.  When brushing with an electric toothbrush, you do not need to really "scrub" at your teeth because the brush moves the bristles for you.
1047324
The problem with Enamelon was totally financial.  They spent too much money trying to complete the research needed to obtain approval, could not recoup their expenses, and went belly up.  \n\nThe good news is you can find a toothpaste with the same ingredients (calcium phosphate) and principal of not mixing them too early so they don't precipitate.  It's called Mentadent Replenishing White.  I'm not talking about the orginal Mentadent with peroxide, but the one that says "Liquid Calcium"  I got mine at CVS.\n\nArm & Hammer also has a toothpaste called EnamelCare with calcium phosphate, but it is already mixed (not in a pump) therefore I believe less effective.\n\nNeither of these toothpastes have done the clinical studies to prove their efficacy, probably because of expense.
609902
Results from tooth paste are totally insignificant the best way to whiten your teeth is by using Carbamide Peroxide, this is what dentists actually use and charge £300 per treatment.\nWe sell this for home use for around £20 and we also sell Laser kits. If you would like to know more please e mail me. or visit www.whitegob.com\nLaser kits produce immediate results and they are inexpensive.
898287
I use an Oral-B electric toothbrush.  Since changing from the manual brush my regular checkups have been greatly improved.  I can feel the difference in effectiveness between the two types.  Electric takes some getting used to, but there's no turning back.