Can I use this in toothpaste?
919038
I use it in shakes but I don't know about use on teeth. Don't know if it would be too abrasive on enamel.
919039
I mix it in shakes so yes. It is on the GRAS (Generally Regarded as SAfe for human consumption) list. I read that the company who produces this says this is not maketed for human consumption. I googled it. Go to Azomite.com and read the FAQ. I think it is really ok.
1877509
Yes, you can. The only difference is the tooth and gum has peppermint oil. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
1424329
It doesn't say anywhere if it does or not, but I use a toothpaste with no floride and I floss before I brush so I'm assuming it's ok. I been using this for yrs and this is the only one I like because it's so strong u can pull ur teeth out lol
1763249
Not at all. In fact, I would say it is better than regular toothpastes as far as protecting enamel since it doesn't have glycerin (which prevents your teeth from remineralizing.
588598
Yes, if you follow the package directions. I would also check with my dentist about long-term use.
1059760
I use just a very small amount. Pea sized or even smaller. Use a small spoon to dip it because you don't want a wet toothbrush in it. I like to brush with just this and then add a tiny amount of conventional toothpaste. Works GREAT!
2063753
I put some in a separate cup first that way it's not exsposed to moisture, then I use it without any toothpaste. Also be aware of clothing becuase it could stain.
1974896
According to the packaging, Gail, it does. Is that a harmful substance? I am not familiar with any reports on it but now that you asked, I will check it out for myself. I have enjoyed using the toothpaste and not found any difficulties with it and several dentists to whom I've spoken have said that it was good to use. I've been using it for several years. Hope this helps.
251886
Yes. The product is something between a liquid and a paste wax; about the consistency of tooth paste. It's handy to have a home floor buffer to spread it, and to buff it.
230744
No I never rinse this toothpaste out. I do not believe it is harmful for them. I use this product on each dog daily.
1086420
I'm sorry I can't answer that as I have never tried...I always used it inside my mouth. You could contact contact the company at their web address it should be on the bottle.They are very helpful and nice people to deal with. I hope you have had good results with this product as its been a life saver for me and several family members.
933380
I don't think so. It is the consistency of regular toothpaste, but it just doesn't foam. I spit it out just because I'm not used to swallowing toothpaste, but you could swallow it. My four year old does. It almost feels like brushing with just your toothbrush, but my teeth are whiter than ever with no whitening toothpaste. I've also had throbbing nerve pain with some of my teeth. I know xylitol can rebuild tooth enamel, so I rubbed Earthpaste straight on my throbbing teeth. A couple days later, not pain and it hasn't come back. I'm pleased with this toothpaste.
1681499
This is a safe bet for toothpaste - No Fluoride, No Parabene and No sulfate, ingredients include White Tea, Cranberry, Pomegranate, grape seed, aloe, ginger and Bisabolol.
473607
Yes It does. I've read that is safe to use also. Dr. Smigley designed the toothpaste. You can google that site and read about the product. I highly recommend it. I just use once a day. Smallest amount. Lasts a very long time.
1677143
I've never found a commercial toothpaste that really made my teeth feel clean. After using a regular toothpaste, I use peroxide & baking soda. My teeth feel extremely clean and the baking soda removes the taste of mint from the toothpaste which I hate.
1504089
That's up to you - it comes with nothing like that. You can use it dry or you could buy something like you described. Myself, I use ordinary toothpaste. OBTW, that whitening cup really does work � fabulous white results you would never get with just paste and a brush.
1542097
You can make teeth with it, but it is too pure white to be a convincing tooth. I used it to make Halloween teeth that were supposed to be gross and decayed and mixed powdered yellow food coloring in with the instamorph. For more natural teeth, I think you would still need to mix in a tiny bit of yellow to be realistic. Very tiny amount and I don't think liquid food coloring would mix in solubly, so I would go for powder. Doesn't take much though.