Fluoride-free toothpaste is now a thing. But is it actually any good for your teeth? With the rise of fluoride-free oral care products, we weigh up if it's really time to turn to natural alternatives ...

is nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste a good alternative. Nano-Hydroxyapatite (nHAp), a specific form of hydroxyapatite, the primary mineral of which our tooth enamel and dentin are composed.

Fluoride added to drinking water and in dental care products reduces tooth decay and is regulated to prevent the risks of ...

Children below three years of age should use toothpastes with a fluoride level of 1000ppm whereas children above three years of age can use toothpaste containing 1350 ppm to 1500 ppm fluoride.

Is fluoride actually safe? Two dentists go head-to-head over the common toothpaste ingredient. Too little fluroide in your tap water could lead to tooth decay whereas too much can cause other ...

Fluoride is, after all, a potentially toxic waste product. When fluoridation of water started 60 years ago, there was no good evidence to suggest that fluoride might prevent tooth decay.

Remarkable discovery leads to chocolate toothpaste that is actually GOOD for your teeth. By DAILY MAIL REPORTER . Published: 01:57 EDT, 21 February 2013 | Updated: 01:57 EDT, 21 February 2013 ...