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By Jessica Sparkles
On the surface, toothpaste seems easy to decipher. Just grab a tube and go. But with the ever growing number of choices out there is it really that cut and dry?
Let’s find out…
There was a time when people did not have proper oral hygiene due to the lack of technology for cleaning the teeth. Most of the times, they were just using their hands to remove anything that stays on their teeth.
By Jessica Sparkles
Let’s find out…
There was a time when people did not have proper oral hygiene due to the lack of technology for cleaning the teeth. Most of the times, they were just using their hands to remove anything that stays on their teeth.
Eventually, they started using chalk powder. Egg shells, pumice and other objects that are easily found were used for cleaning the teeth. If you take a look back at those times, you might say that you are lucky enough to have modern toothpaste available.
Brushing your teeth is really easy. In fact, at this point in time, you no longer have an excuse for not having clean and white teeth. You can also visit your dentist every now and then for full cleaning and teeth whitening.
Gone were the days when cleaning the teeth was such a difficult task. Just make sure you choose the right toothpaste for your teeth. Some of them were designed to whiten the teeth. Others were created for people with sensitive teeth. Those who easily suffer from toothache just by eating something cold or sweet have sensitive teeth.
Choosing the right toothpaste is essential. Just check the infographic below for more information on buying toothpaste. If you are not satisfied with the commercial toothpaste options, you can always create one at home. As long as you brush your teeth daily, or every after meal, it would be good enough. Also don't forget to see your dentist to prevent plaque and tooth decay.
Written By
Jessica Sparkles
