The main function of toothpaste isn’t to kill bacteria outright but to disrupt the biofilm that allows harmful bacteria to thrive. Brushing mechanically removes this biofilm from teeth and gums, ...

The main function of toothpaste isn’t to kill bacteria outright but to disrupt the biofilm that allows harmful bacteria to thrive. Brushing mechanically removes this biofilm from teeth and gums, ...

The main function of toothpaste isn’t to kill bacteria outright but to disrupt the biofilm that allows harmful bacteria to thrive. Brushing mechanically removes this biofilm from teeth and gums, while ...

Despite toothpaste being a daily staple, research into its effects on the oral microbiome is still evolving. Some studies suggest that certain antibacterial agents reduce both harmful and beneficial ...

The main function of toothpaste isn't to kill bacteria outright but to disrupt the biofilm that allows harmful bacteria to thrive. Brushing mechanically removes this biofilm from teeth and gums, ...

The bacteria Ralstonia insidiosa was also found in its water, according to the F.D.A. Image An inspection of the Tom’s of Maine manufacturing facility in Sanford, Maine, led to the discovery of ...

Fluoride has been the standard ingredient in anti-cavity toothpaste, ... “Fluoride can kill the bacteria, while hydroxyapatite prevents the bacteria from adhering to the teeth.” ...

The toothpaste is marketed towards children "transitioning to adult toothpaste," according to Tom's of Maine's website. The bacteria found in the product have been linked to conjunctivitis and ...