Is Spry Toothpaste safe?
Perfect for kids, Spry created a toothpaste that contains all-natural ingredients, is safe enough to swallow, and fluoride-free.
How much xylitol is in Spry toothpaste?
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| Toothpaste Brand | Xylitol Content |
|---|---|
| Xlear Spry Cinnamon Toothpaste (with fluoride) | 25% |
| CariFree CTx3 Gel | 25% |
| CariFree CTx4 Gel (contains fluoride) | 25% |
| Natural Dentist Health Teeth & Gums Toothpaste | 10% |
Where is Spry toothpaste made?
We want to assure our customers and partners that our Spry Coolmint Toothpaste and Spry Spearmint Toothpaste do not contain DEG, and are in fact made in the United States (in the state of Connecticut).
Are there side effects to xylitol?
Xylitol is generally well tolerated, but some people experience digestive side effects when they consume too much. The sugar alcohols can pull water into your intestine or get fermented by gut bacteria ( 28 ). This can lead to gas, bloating and diarrhea. However, your body seems to adjust very well to xylitol.
Can I brush my teeth with xylitol?
Next floss, and then use Xylitol to rinse and brush: – 1/2 teaspoon of Xylitol granular “sugar” (or more) – put in mouth. – Let Xylitol dissolve in mouth and then swish vigorously with mixture a minimum of 1 minute, but better if 5 minutes. Spit when done rinsing, or continue to use mixture to brush teeth*.
Does Colgate use xylitol?
Colgate’s new Total SF toothpaste doesn’t contain triclosan. Some toothpastes contain xylitol. A few small studies suggest that when paired with fluoride, it can prevent cavities better than fluoride alone.
Does xylitol have side effects?
Who owns xlear Inc?
Nathan Jones
Nathan Jones, Founder and Owner of Xlear, discusses the positive dental and health benefits of Xylitol and how clinicians can incorporate Xylitol into their practices.
What does xylitol do for teeth?
Consumption of xylitol has been shown to reduce tooth decay and the incidence of gum disease. Xylitol’s molecular structure slows the growth of S. mutans on the tooth surfaces, stops the production of tooth decay-causing acid and neutralizes the pH level in saliva and plaque.
Does xylitol whiten teeth?
In summary, xylitol can be recommended for decay, dry mouth, gum disease, bad breath, reduced chances of cardiovascular disease, and whiter teeth, as plaque absorbs stains.