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Toothpowders came into general use in the19th century in Britain. Up to this time, toothpowders  has a long track record of use by consumers and oral care professionals around the world. There have been many toothpowders produced over the years, most were homemade, with chalk, baking soda, or salt as ingredients. Early toothpowders were primarily abraisive in nature, rubbed onto teeth using fingers whitens stained teeth easily.

Now, ToothPowder is back! The good stuff that works amazingly well to whiten teeth naturally. With today's breakthrough technology, toothpowder is a perfect pick for powerful stain removal. Here are some power ingredients you might like to check on your toothpowder:

1. Pure Xylitol - research has shown that this sweet stuff targets decay-causing bacteria, remineralize teeth (strengthens enamel) reduces dry mouth, and freshens breath longer.
 
Amazing, Documented Facts about Xylitol >>> Xylitol Movie

2. Kaolin -  mineral-rich, gentle, non-abrasive, excellent at removing plaque and whitening teeth. Kaolin particles (on a microscopic scale) are plate like or lamellar particle shape  that slide across the tooth enamel, removing plaque and surface stains and polishing more gently.

3. Pure Essential Oil - nothing beats pure plant oil extract, a toothpowder with essential oil like peppermint and fennel will sweeten the breath by killing-off odor-causing, putrifying bacteria in the mouth. This means fresher breath longer!

With Tooth Powder - you get the concentrated teeth whitening power of a powder, without fillers (water or glycerine).

Where to find Tooth Powder with Pure Xylitol, Kaolin and Essential Oil?


Everybody likes clean white teeth. Whitening methods or actually getting your teeth clean enough to be a very bright white is now easy and quick with ToothPowders.


Editor's Note: Studies show that the foaming chemical in toothpastes (SLS) causes mouth irritation. "believe me - if you have frequent dry lips in spite of lipbalms and lip moisturizers, its time to check your toothpaste."


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We have all experienced some degree of dry mouth. Normal dry mouth commonly occurs in the morning when we wake as our saliva flow decreases when we sleep.

Saliva is produced by 3 main salivary glands and many minor salivary glands that are scattered throughout the mouth. Dry mouth occurs when these glands do not function properly.

There are different ways to treat dry mouth problem. If dryness is due to medication, it may be possible for your doctor to advise you to switch to another “less drying” medication. If the dryness is due to a specific disease, like diabetes, proper treatment of the disease will decrease the intensity of your oral symptoms.

To relieve dry mouth here are some helpful guidelines:

1. Keep Your Mouth Moist by sipping water frequently - You can carry a water bottle, during the day and keep a glass of water at your bedside at night.

2. Eat foods which require chewing - this will stimulate the flow of saliva, chewing Sugar-Free Gum, Sweetened with Xylitol also helps.

3. Decrease your intake of sugars. Also, watch your intake of carbohydrates, like bread, pasta and cookies, etc. which tend to stick around in the mouth.

4. Avoid or decrease your intake of alcohol - Use alcohol-free Mouthwash , alcohol tends to dry the mouth.

5. Saliva Stimulating Mints or a mouth-gel can be used to lubricate your mouth tissues. They provide relief and moisturize mouth.

6. Use non-foaming toothpaste , foaming toothpaste contains drying SLS (Sodium Lauryl Sulphate)

7. Choose Xylitol-based oral moisturizers, in gums, mints or pure granules. Clinical studies show that xylitol encourages flow of saliva, creates neutral mouth environment(pH 7.0), and can prevent fungal infections.

Helpful Links:

Xylitol Movie - Understand the Sweet Science Behind

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