True teeth care - re-enamalize naturally (Page 4 of 6)

Here is some humor for you!
http://www.zug.com/pranks/natural/
But more seriously, here is a good start!
http://www.inspiredliving.com/mouth-care/

Ah! My dental friend, did you look at the links I posted for Matthew? See that, and then google "tooth soap". There are alternatives out there.

Yeah, you have to keep in mind that just because something says it's "natural" or has the word natural or "nature" in the title, doesn't necessarily make it so.   In fact...........I was commenting about this recently, looking at the labels at so many of the so-called "natural" body products.  They have just as many ingredients, and unpronouncable words, as any of the mainstrem "bad" products.  !  It's ridiculous.   These companies know that if they slap the word "natural" or "nature" somewhere on their label then people will believe it's so.   But it's not always the case.   When I saw the ingredients in the Nature's Way toothpaste mentioned earlier in this thread I just cringed.  Eeek!    The rule should be the more something claims it's all natural, the more the ingredients need to be scrutinized!   

Burt's Bees indeed is one of the few, true, all natural product lines out there.  There are others, but that's a brand that's pretty mainstream and easily accessible to everybody, even in regular grocery stores.  I've tried their toothpaste, both flavors (lavender and cinnamon) and it was okay stuff.   Might take some getting used to for those who've never used all natural toothpaste - it's not as thick and "pasty" as mainstream toothpaste...................and it doesn't foam.   'Cause there's no sodium lauryl sulfate!  So it's more runny and non-foaming, but, it tastes good and apparantly does the job, so, there you go!   I still use Tom's, which has the foaming s.l.s, but I'm thinking now that I should switch back to Burt's. 

www.burtsbees.com

Buy Burts products!!  It's good stuff! 

Hate to burst any bubbles, but if you care to know, Burt's has glycerine in it! I used Burt's until I was reminded in this thread of Judd's claim on glycerine. It sucked 'cause I did like it. So, I just switched back to some handmade soap and H2O2. I know, it ain't tasty, but it does the job. All the pain (the soap blah) is over in a few minutes! And then my teeth are cleaned. If it would help, I'll do some digging on tastier alternatives.

Ha! Burt's is one of the best, for sure. I still keep some in my backpack for long town excursions and use it in a pinch. You know, if you don't have any major dental issues, thne you're probably okay. Judd's claims do seem to be geared more those with enamel issues. But, the rest of advice is still a good idea. I have some major cavities. I will have them filled if I don't see any improves soon enough. So, I'm going to follow them and see what I get. Those shots in the back of the jaw aren't really all that much fun!
Here's an idea, though. It's heavy on the marketing, but....maybe?
http://www.thecompounder.com/PerfectRx1.html

Tom's of Maine was recently bought by Colgate, for anyone still using or considering using that brand.

mmmmm......bar soap! One might consider a sonicare toothbrush as well. It's dandy!