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Dental tooth paste and mouth wash
Hi, which tooth paste and mouth wash should be used to avoid tooth decays, tartar build up and bad breath please Kindly suggest.
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You can use fluoridated tooth pastes for better oral hygiene and also Can shift to powerbrush in order to reduce tartar build up.Mouthwash is not advisable to be used on regular basic coz it might cause staining to your teeth.
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You can use any toothpaste and mouthwash containing fluoride. As fluoride help in caries prevention.
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Toothpaste can be any normal one.
Do not use the toothpastes available for sensitivity unless u have sensitivity.
Any plain white colour toothpaste with a proper brushing technique is helpful.
Any Chlorhexidine mouthwash is good.
Use the anti discoloration mouthwashes because plain Chlorhexidine may discolor tooth on regular use.
Some anti discoloration mouthwashes are Clohex ADS, Hexidine EP etc
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Do not use all those ayurvedic and herbal toothpastes because sometimes they contain abrasive agents which can harm ur tooth.
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Dr. Dinesh Raj E
Dentist
10 yrs exp
Chennai
Tooth paste is just an foaming agent,So any toothpaste with fluoride should do.Rinse your mouth after every meal,that prevents most of your problems.
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any mild mouthwash u can use after consulting your condition with your dentist
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Dr. Ramandeep
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19 yrs exp
Mohali
Any toothpaste or mouthwash. Main thing is brushing technique. Take care.
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