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Cut down on dentist teeth cleaning costs. Clean your teeth with Baking Soda. Works really well with a rotary toothbrush.
Go gently at the gumline as baking soda is abrasive.
I just used it again a couple of days ago and there is no longer any tartar build up!
I only do this at most 3 times a year. I have only had to have my teeth cleaned by a dentist once ever!
By Theresa
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RE: Clean Your Teeth With Baking Soda
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Post By John (Guest Post)
(06/17/2008)
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Baking soda is NOT abrasive, especially if you wait a minute before actually brushing. Sodium bicarbonate is an ionic compound that fully breaks down to individual carbonate molecules and sodium atoms in sufficient water. There may be some osmotic drying of surface tissue, but this will be insignificant with adequate rinsing.
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Post By sean (Guest Post)
(05/02/2008)
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I heard you can make toothpaste with green tea which contains a lot of fluoride. Put a few tea bags in a pot and let it soak for like 20 minutes as opposed to one minute if you going to drink it . Then mix it which a bit of baking soda and something else maybe. Sorry, I've never actually done it, I just read it in a book about green tea. One idea, i don't know truly how effective it is but if you make some super concentrated green tea and just rinse your mouth with it, that could be quite good for you teeth.
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RE: it hurt
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Post By brabdon (Guest Post)
(03/25/2008)
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It hurt when I cleaned my teeth with baking soda, my gums even started to bleed, how do i stop THIS? BRANDON
Editor's Note: It sounds like you are brushing too hard. Also bleeding gums can be a sign of gum disease.
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Post By Mat (Guest Post)
(03/25/2008)
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Hi guys it seems a lot of you are using baking soda instead of tooth paste I think its a great choice over tooth paste. I have been using it now for about a month and my teeth are whiter cleaner and feel cleaner too. I use to have tarter build up on my bottom front tooth caused by a bad tooth and this was there nearly everyday. Now it has now gone. My only concern is by doing this everyday is there a danger to the teeth?
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Post By mike (Guest Post)
(02/28/2008)
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Is there a special type of baking soda to brush with or just the same old arm and hammer?
Editor's Note: Yes, just the regular Arm and Hammer Baking Soda.
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Never Brush Your Dogs Teeth With Baking Soda!
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Post By felix (Guest Post)
(09/26/2007)
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My dog is having muscle spasms and bleeding he was up all night.He can't pee or poo and he could even have congestive heart failure! Never never make this mistake!
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RE: Clean Your Teeth With Baking Soda,is it harmless?
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Post By aftab (Guest Post)
(01/08/2007)
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using baking soda ,thus it harm your teeth?
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Post By Donna (Guest Post)
(07/28/2006)
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i have been brushing my teeth with baking soda only for the past 3 years my teeth have never been cleaner and my gums have stopped receding i can't stand any of the tooth pastes on the market i used to rinse my mouth with listerene(recomended by my dentist) but that made my teeth dirtier
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Post By SarahW (Guest Post)
(02/19/2006)
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I read a post on the sci.med.dentistry forum by a dentist, I'll quote it here:
"Have many elderly patients that have used nothing but baking soda as a dentifrice. This particular population has very good gingival health, ~<2mm probing depth, very few carious teeth, etc. Could be genetic, habit, diet, sleep, exercise... Prolly a combination of many factors."
FWIW Baking soda is not as abrasive as many standard toothpastes, and most whitening. toothpastes.
There are new products containing Novamin ithat may be helpful for awhiter smile which may also make teeth stronger instead of weaker with thinner enamel.
Oravive toothpaste uses Novamin, instead of flouride for tooth remineralization. (Novamin is a proprietary ingredient made of very tiny silica particles imbedded with calcium and phosphorous that stick to teeth and release the minerals in ion form.) There is also a home-whitening kit containing Novamin.
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Clean Your Teeth With Baking Soda
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Post By Meg (Guest Post)
(02/15/2006)
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okay will someone please tell me if cleaning your teeth with baking soda is safe if I only do it about three times a year?
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Post By karen (Guest Post)
(12/26/2005)
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You will damage your teeth if you do this too often!!! It leaves little scratches that allow bacteria to get a foothold = Cavities. It is also very drying to the thin tissue that lines your mouth and lips etc. The same is true of hydrogen peroxide.!! Use it as a special cleaning tool every 6 weeks or so. LPN here.
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Post By guest (Guest Post)
(03/24/2005)
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will it hurt u to clean ur teeth everyday with baking soda""""
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RE: Clean Your Teeth With Baking Soda
Good idea, I use mix of bakingsoda/3%peroxide to make a paste and use every other day. I worked for dentist then periodontist (gum specialist) and trust me a professional teeth cleaning is needed ONCE a year and sometimes twice a year or every 3 months as suggested by your Dentist. Do not scrimp on this as you want to grow old with nice white teeth and have nice gums that will hold them in. A dental cleaning consists of cleaning under gums and only by a LICENSED professional. I used to tell my patients think of cleanings as maintenance..and do brush and FLOSS daily...ok I will stop before I get on my Flossing hi-horse... :) ps there is a reason every dentist says "JUST BRUSH THE ONES YOU WANNA KEEP"
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