Unlike most sensitive toothpastes, which work by either numbing the nerve or slowly blocking tiny channels inside the tooth over days or weeks, AeroGraft quickly seals exposed tubules (tiny hollow canals that make up the interior structure of human teeth) while releasing calcium and phosphate ions to form a protective mineral layer on the tooth surface.
This title could not look more like an ad. I'm not saying it is an ad (full disclosure, I didn't even click the link), but if a company is trying to market their new toothpaste with "natural" ingredients sprinkled in, this is exactly the title they'd go for. The title doesn't even make a single claim of anything new being done.
it is kind of an ad, but it doesn’t seem like the usual “natural” toothpaste. it has fluoride and other ingredients you won’t find in those products.
i’m cautiously optimistic. would like to see 3rd party testing.
Wondering if this is just nano hydroxyapatite with aerogel just for kicks, or if there is meaningful difference / improvement.
Now do natural brushes.
Depending on where you live, bamboo bristled tooth brushes should be somewhat easy to find. I definitely prefer them over plastic bristles.
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