Teeth need minerals, calcium, silicon, and more not found in store bought toothpastes...
Are you ready to finally try something that will help you remineralize those teeth? You may be surprised just how easy it is to get rid of cavities, fill in missing enamel (with new grown enamel), and overall improving the health of your teeth and gums. Standard toothpaste is not only useless, it can cause more problems than it solves due to overwhelming your teeth with fluoride and other issues, and not getting enough of the other required components that keep teeth safe and strong- even remineralized! Healthy teeth and regrowing teeth requires a specific diet as well as not eating/consuming certain things, but it's also about giving the teeth what they need to regenerate.
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Definitely going to try this. I got a huge filling in one tooth and do NOT want a crown. Want my tooth back!
use a fine grinder on those ingredients, get everything grinded down as fine as possible you can also not use certain ingredients, they are just networks of what has been proven to work against various things, omitting ingredients is a matter of taste and they do all do something but many are redundant. The only ingredient you want in there no matter what is the main ingredient, the clay. I ONLY use that myself, it's effective all by itself just doesn't taste very good.
Would it work to replace the clove & cinnamon powder with clove & cinnamon EO or would it be too many wet ingredients? I have made this powder before and don't mind the taste, but I seemed to always have specks of cinnamon or clove in my teeth after brushing which I could do without. Everything else seemed to rinse away just fine.
How is it going, with the re-mineralization of your teeth? Did you get good results?
How interesting! I need to try this.
You have to play with the ingredients to get it to taste, the recipe is just a base and the most important is the Bentonite so the other ingredients are highly adjustable to suit. I find mixing in the Dr. Collins Restore toothpaste (with the base recipe) (50/50) helps the taste and improves the experience (not mixing the ingredients with Restore but rather putting the restore toothpaste on first then sprinkling the tooth powder on top to about the same amount (also helps the powder stick to the toothbrush/converts it into a paste. Also Restore alone is a great way to start, I had very sensitive teeth about 5 months ago and have been using it that long and now don't have the hot cold issues anymore... Restore essentially does what this does but this recipe is much more potent and powerful than just using Restore.
Very interesting. I might try this when I can get the ingredients.
Wow, I really need to try this. I buy natural toothpaste already but now I can make my own!
Wow! Jerrico, this sounds like a professional ad campaign. Great job! I've lost a lot of enamel on my teeth from drinking too many diet cokes. I should give this a try.