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> My dentist has not informed me of any particular concerns So my dentist did actually explain stuff to me, and generally you want something less abrasive. Br
by dmoy 4y ago
> My dentist has not informed me of any particular concerns
So my dentist did actually explain stuff to me, and generally you want something less abrasive.
Brush more frequently (every meal), but not for long, and using a very soft brush, with the primary goal of raising ph above acidic levels, and increasing gum blood flow.
CTx4, Sensodyne pronamel, something like that.
- addaon 4y agoSo if the main distinction I'm looking for is abrasiveness... does that mean that the key differentiator is completely undocumented to customers?
- 0x457 4y agoIs it whitening toothpaste? That's abrasive.
- CoastalCoder 4y agoI think that was EVGA's point: Nvidia is highly abrasive.
- dmoy 4y agoRight, almost nobody ever stops to ask what makes a good toothpaste.
- thereisnospork 4y agoPretty much. Although I would recommend specifically Sensodyne 'ProNamel' because it contains BioMin F, which afaik is one of the few ingredients beyond fluoride to show efficacy at remineralizing damaged enamel. It does technically require a prescription in the US, but its easy enough to find grey-market. edit: Had novamin confused with BioMin.