Is anyone going the no fluoride route with their toothpaste with good results? I have no dental issues and do the recommended cleanings every six months. My only gripe with the all natural non-fluoride toothpastes I've tried is that my mouth doesn't feel particularly clean afterwards. I'd like to eliminate fluoride altogether, even though brushing for two minutes twice a day is safe. Any recommendations?
Non-Fluoride Toothpaste
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CzechCzar
Use the Fat, Luke!
Earthpaste is good although it doesn't feel quite as clean as crest
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Couto toothpaste from Portugal should do what you want. Super mint. Great cleaning power. No flouride.
Softened well water in my house, as of about August 1st. Totally changed how stuff lathers, obviously. I use a non fluoride toothpaste, when I use toothpaste. I bought some tooth cleaning tools years ago, and clean my own teeth between visits. The hygienist is always impressed by how little she has to work to clean my teeth.
I read somewhere years ago that said flossing your teeth adds 2 years to your life expectancy.
Two more years in the old folks home!
I read somewhere years ago that said flossing your teeth adds 2 years to your life expectancy.
Two more years in the old folks home!
Tom's Of Maine & baking soda formed into a paste. Check with your dentist before using non fluoride tooth paste to see what he thinks about it.
Never thought of non fluoride toothpaste. We have fluoride in our water supplied by the local council. We have always used fluoride toothpaste. Might have to do some research on this.
Rhody
I'm a Lumberjack.
Marvis toothpaste leaves a clean feeling but it does feel different.
I just changed the type of fluoride in my toothpaste. Most pastes use a sodium fluoride which is cheap to make and also breaks down quickly in the tube to create minerals that quickly absorb into the body and really have little benefit for your teeth.
I use a Stannous Fluoride, or Tin based fluoride which is more stable in storage, It's a naturally occurring mineral, and it's been shown to reduce acid etching far more than sodium fluoride, it is less likely to absorb into your body, and it has antimicrobial effects to help with gingivitis,
I use a Stannous Fluoride, or Tin based fluoride which is more stable in storage, It's a naturally occurring mineral, and it's been shown to reduce acid etching far more than sodium fluoride, it is less likely to absorb into your body, and it has antimicrobial effects to help with gingivitis,
Smart.
Try this.
Amazon.com : Euthymol Original Toothpaste 75ml 3 (triple pack) : Beauty
Amazon.com : Euthymol Original Toothpaste 75ml 3 (triple pack) : Beauty
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I use Biorepair, which is a European brand. It is calcium, rather than flouride based, and is supposed to be more effective.
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Pasta del Capitano Original Recipe
I've tried various toothpastes over the years, but always return to Crest. My mouth just feels cleaner. I'm old and have had bad teeth since I was a kid in the 50's, probably because we ate a lot of sugar and didn't have fluoride in the water. Been on well water for almost 20 years, so some fluoride in my toothpaste can't hurt. What about SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulfate )? If you want to be even more paranoid, shouldn't you be looking to eliminate all SLS products. I hear that stuff is worse than fluoride.
I got rid of the poison decades ago...I use tooth powders or non fluoride toothpaste from Trader Joe's , which is just as nice as Tom's at half the price....
I use some DIY blends from time to time, otherwise I just go without paste. My Third Eye is blaring 
Flossing and rinsing are key of course. I haven't tried this product but it might help the OP and I'm a fan of the guy's YT channel so he gets a plug
Flossing and rinsing are key of course. I haven't tried this product but it might help the OP and I'm a fan of the guy's YT channel so he gets a plug
HYDROGEN, DID YOU KNOW?
- Hydrogene explodes when it is ignited.
- Water contains 11% hydrogene.
I fear that this image was not meant as a joke.
I believe CloSys makes a fluoride-free version of their toothpaste.
