No toothpaste is best or worse. Juz dont use powder or geL based.

Hello go for any toothpaste no gel or powder But more than paste it's the brushing technique important Please follow modified bass technique ask your dentist about it

Actually it's d effect of junk food which r more in sugars ...starchy or sugar substances increase d chances f cavity U can use herbal pastes like himalaya and patanjali... Sometimes use neem sticks....

Technically speaking, other than medicated toothpaste, all the toothpaste have two basic important components---- a detergent which causes the foaming and helps remove the plaque and an abrasive which polishes the teeth. Rest all is flavouring and other minor components which do not have a major role in maintaining oral hygiene, contrary to what the manufacturers advertise. Both the herbal and the chemical toothpaste provide the same benefit because it is the brushing technique which makes the difference in maintaining the oral hygiene. Again, contrary to what is advertised, even the herbal toothpaste contain the same chemicals. So practically speaking, they do have other herbal and ayurvedic medicines in them but they also contain those chemicals which other toothpaste contain which are synthetic only. You can check the composition of these toothpastes to understand that the herbal toothpaste are not technically "chemical free". Modified Bass technique is considered the best brushing technique and you can talk to your dentist about it or check it on YouTube. It will be recommended not to use things like bamboo sticks or Neem sticks or charcoal powder because they might have some advantages but the disadvantages are more. It is not actually correct to say that earlier people did not have dental problems, because if you go by the statistics, the dental problems had been equally prevalent even in free civilized era. The only difference was that the diet was more fibrous as compared to the soft and sticky diet that we have today, and also the fact that extraction was the only solution to dental pain, and people with even highly mobile teeth did not seek treatment if pain was not bothering them. I hope the description was helpful. Regards.

You can use any kind of toothpaste either chemical or herbal. Not use toothpaste in a gel form or powder.