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Everything You Need to Know About Toothpaste

The mouth is one of the main ways of contact of our organism with the outside. A healthy mouth has an enormous influence on the general state of health of people, as it can prevent pathogenic microorganisms from entering the body.
Nowadays, the population is becoming more and more and better informed about mouth care.
This is due to the efforts of the health collective and public administrations, which have promoted education campaigns and general publicity on the subject, which has contributed to the population becoming increasingly aware that the correct state of health of the mouth provides physical, mental and social welfare, which translates into an increase in the adoption of hygienic measures of a preventive nature.
Toothpaste is an indispensable part of routine dental hygiene, but given the wide variety of brands and different components may be difficult to choose which type of toothpaste to use so this article will clarify these aspects.
We must start from the premise that any toothpaste has the objective of preventing dental caries, hence its content of fluorine and xylitol.
From here we can have special components depending on the needs of each patient.

What is The Origin of Toothpaste?

To know the history of toothpaste, we must go back to Ancient Egypt. It can be said that in this civilization, so advanced, there were already dentists who warned of the dangers of a neglected mouth.
The first toothpaste, called clister, was made of pepper, salt powder, mint leaves, flowers, myrrh, crushed egg shells, oxen’s fingernails and pumice stone.

What Kind of Toothpastes are There?

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