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Natural Baking Soda Toothpaste Recipes

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Date: 06/21/2007 Topic: Beauty > Beauty Recipes > Teeth and Mouth  
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After reading about the recall of toothpaste, I thought I'd pass along this "natural" tip. A good homemade toothpaste is a mix of a little baking soda and a little hydrogen peroxide.* Doesn't have a great flavor but it cleans and whitens and is safe! From now on, I'm not buying any more toothpaste regardless of flavor.

*Or just use baking soda if you don't want to use the HP.

By Pam from RI
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By janetmclaurin (2) Contact
I have been using this baking soda, glycerin, and peppermint oil recipe for at least 2 years with no problems. I used to be plagued with canker sores, but since I don't use store tooth paste but baking soda mix no more sores! There is an abrasive bad chemical in store toothpastes sodium laurel sulphate. Bad stuff!

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By habitatconsultant (2) Blog! Contact
Hi!

Mix 8 Tablespoons of soda and 4 tablespoonsof glicerin, add pepermint oil for flavor.

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By cookwie (1260) Profile Contact
You need to find out if this is actually very abrasive and can damage your teeth.

Editor's Note: Baking soda for tooth powder has been recommended for as long as I can remember by dentists. It is very safe. Peroxide added to it to make a paste are the ingredients in many toothpastes these days. I've had using hydrogen peroxide also recommended by my dentist.

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