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Which toothpaste should I use?

You want to take care of your teeth, just like anyone. Keeping them clean and healthy enhances your smile while saving you money, because when your teeth are in bad shape, you ll have to spend more correcting them. One of the basic decisions you ll face in safeguarding your teeth is which toothpaste to use. Each day, the toothpaste you pick will clean your teeth and will have ramifications for years to come. Here s a guide on what toothpaste you should us...more

You have to show them by actually doing it yourself.
Till then avoid using toothpaste.
Just use simple brush.

Don't use this type of chemical formulas for long term, it could b harmful, just keep it face clean, apply multani mitti face pack. U can clean your face with unboiled milk.

After manual brushing for 1-2 minutes, spit and rinse with water.
Condition when you use Toothpaste :
1. Must be peanut size
2. Non-Foaming, less chemical
3. Flouride based

Shy-nm should not be used regularly for more than 3 months. I think your dentist informs you during your last visit. You should visit ro a dentist. Your denrist will check and tell you about the cause of sensitivity and then you follow the treatment line.

Yes you can use toothpaste apfter bleach. And if your teeth is yellow then you can go with snowhite tooth paste.

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

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.

It’s really saliva, thicker because of less swallowing and an open mouth, so more likely to form bubbles. The reason you see it is due to mouth breathing, possibly from blocked nose from allergies, or sleep apnea.
Precise treatment will be based on the cause of this problem. I will urge you visit a doctor and discuss about it. If no specific cause is found, some sleep changes should help you.
Hope this answers your questions.