Emoform Toothpaste Health Feed

Bad breath can be reduced or prevented if you:
practice good oral hygiene.
Brush twice a day with fluoride toothpaste to remove food debris and plaque.
Don't forget to brush the tongue, too.
Replace your toothbrush every 2 to 3 months or after an illness.
Use floss or an interdental cleaner to remove food particles and plaque between teeth once a day.
See your dentist regularly -- at least twice a year. He or she will conduct an oral exam and professional teeth clea...more

whitening toothpastes will whitens the teeth to some extent than our normal toothpaste.although for proper whitening,tooth bleaching can be done.

I think you should go for first scaling and cleaning your teeth than use any fluoridated tooth paste for some day like sensodyne or thermoseal ra or any.

There is no any scientific proof regarding this. White tooth or yellow tooth. Leave it. The tooth must be healthy, free of tartar, plaque. And cavity.

Any Fluoridated Or Fluoride Releasing tooth paste Are best For Regular Use. For Sensitive teeth SENSODYNE Rapid Relief IS better. Dantkanti Is Also Good For Sensitive Teeth.

Good evening! Brush your teeth with Oral-B UltraSoft Tooth Brush in circular motion without applying much pressure. Use Cleanodent mouth wash and brush twice a day. If still not clean it can Be Cured By Bleaching or scaling done bye dentist. Go For That.

Hi,
mostly teeth get stained because of tobacco, gutka, pan alcohol and smoking. And some medications like tetracycline. Extrinsic stains can be removed by professional cleaning and bleaching.

If you have the normal teeth then use the toothpaste which contain the fluoride.
If you have the sensitivity of the teeth then use the sensodyne protect and relieve. Or vantage.
If you have bleeding gum then go for the colgate pro gum health.

No,there is no problem in using different types of toothpaste.
it is the brushing technique that effects your gums and teeth.

No as such side effect exists but the contents of the tooth paste should not be chemical based, few tooth pastes have high chemical composition so once visit your near by dentist to know more about this.