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12/12/2024
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By HRS Editors
Consumer beware: Harmful ingredients in toothpaste and natural alternatives you can use
Switching to natural and non-toxic toothpaste alternatives like tooth salt with neem, or products containing natural abrasives like calcium carbonate and xylitol, can help maintain oral health safely. The Health Ranger Store offers lab-verified natural oral care products, including Toothsalt with Neem, Silver Breath Spray and OraMD Original Strength – The Mouth Doctor, which are […]
09/14/2022
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By Olivia Cook
Here’s why natural toothpaste is better than commercial toothpaste for supporting optimal oral health
Using natural toothpaste lets you avoid the unhealthy additives found in most commercial toothpaste. You are substituting artificial chemical ingredients and petroleum compounds with ingredients that provide science-backed health benefits when it comes to oral health and dental hygiene. Numerous studies have found dangerous ingredients in commercial toothpaste. These dangerous ingredients include the following: Aspartame Aspartame […]
08/19/2018
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By Michelle Simmons
Sugar in mints feed bacteria that rot teeth and lead to bad breath, doctors say
Chewing mints may not be the solution to your bad breath. It can actually make it worse. This claim was made by Australian-based dentist James Buchanan. He explained that even though mints are widely used to eliminate bad breath, the sugar in mints feed bacteria in the mouth that rot teeth and cause bad breath. Moreover, […]
07/19/2018
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By Earl Garcia
The dangerous dark side of flavored water revealed
Flavored sparkling water might be less acidic than sodas and fruit juices, but these drinks might just be as bad for the teeth. According to experts, sales of flavored water showed a significant increase over the years, thanks perhaps to a variety of new flavors — such as strawberry, kiwi, raspberry and watermelon — being […]
07/13/2017
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By Jhoanna Robinson
Can sparkling water damage your teeth? Some experts think so
Drinking sparkling water may be bad for your teeth due to its high acid content, experts have said. Dr. Edmond Hewlett from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Dentistry said drinking fizzy water facilitated the production of carbonic acid, which, while giving the beverage its “crisp” taste, also caused teeth enamel to deteriorate, which […]
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