Diy Tooth Powder With Fluoride

It prevents bacteria from sticking to the teeth and neutralizes the ph to help avoid tooth decay.

Diy tooth powder with fluoride. If using a silicone travel tube for storage. Make a homemade tooth powder rather than a paste with bentonite clay calcium powder baking soda xylitol and herbs and spices. 1 4 cup of xylitol. Baking soda 1 tbsp.

Add coconut oil little by little until you reach the desired consistency. Swallowing fluoridated toothpaste is so hazardous the fda now requires a poison warning on every tube of toothpaste containing fluoride. An untested sage toothpaste recipe combines these ingredients. 1 4 cup of baking soda.

It is also used as an insecticide as well as in the treatment prevention of tooth decay. This is a colorless crystalline salt used to fluoridate our water supply. Instructions in a bowl mix together the calcium powder diatomaceous earth baking soda and xylitol. Add any optional essential oils for flavor.

If you are using cacao nibs or you find that the ingredients are too abrasive. Instructions mix together all of the dry ingredients. Fill your silicone tube or storage. Dried sage several drops of peppermint essential oil.

I quite using fluoride toothpaste about 2 years ago. I have not had any issues since 2003. 2 3 tablespoons of organic cacao powder or bentonite clay or a combination 3 tablespoons organic coconut oil 1 tablespoon granulated xylitol 10 drops magnesium oil or trace minerals or 5 drops of each teaspoon calcium powder calcium phosphate if possible. Add the coconut oil one part at a time until the desired consistency is reached.

Ingredients 4 tablespoon s cold pressed organic coconut oil 4 tablespoon s food grade bentonite clay 1 2 teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoon s xylitol 1 2 teaspoon hyperbiotics prebiotic powder 2 crushed capsules hyperbiotics pro dental 1 2 teaspoon s cacao powder 1 1 2 teaspoon s ginger powder 1 2. Powdered orange peel 2 tsp. It s a natural sweetner. Homemade tooth powder recipe.

About mid year last year i began to have some dental issues. Use a full teaspoon if you.