Should We Use Fluoride In Our Toothpaste? With Dr Ron Ehrlich
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Fluoride may impregnate itself into a tooth (especially a developing tooth. But I can't see that is the mechanism by which "fluoride works topically". The more I learn and understand of this the more it seems to me that topical fluoride application does exactly what you might expect a serious toxin to do - it kills the bacteria. Apply two or three times a day and the bacteria (whose acid attacks the teeth) are considerably reduced. That makes sense to me (but clearly - spit out and wash out the toothpaste - it's poisonous - duh!!!). All this other science trying to prove a protective fluoride cover for teeth seems to me to be poor science being used in trying to back up a fallacious theory. Pushed by that nemesis of true science - people who don't want to lose face.
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Cllr. Chris, at 31 October, 2015
HOW NASA HELPED IN CREATING OUR FLUORIDE-FREE & HYDROXYAPATITE TOOTHPASTE?
To bust a myth, fluoride is not an unnatural substance but can be found in nature, in many foods, and even many water sources. As a chemical, it can be found in minute amounts in your body and as such it is not dangerous. But a little goes a long way and what is safe in small amounts is not necessarily safe in larger amounts.
The suspected problem is that as the intake of fluoride increases, particularly the synthetically produced fluoride found in oral products and that is added to our water supply, then this has led to many links to many potential health issues.
It helps if one understands how fluoride works to prevent cavities. In simple terms, it helps bond minerals back to your teeth.
The fluoride itself does not do anything, as your teeth do not need fluoride and fluoride is not a natural component of your enamel. But it assists the process of mineralization that then builds stronger enamel. Stronger enamel is better able to prevent cavities and so your teeth stay in better shape. Read more
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Great Oral Health, at 06 July, 2022
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