How does charcoal toothpaste work?
Charcoal toothpaste contains a special type of carbon called “activated charcoal”, which is treated at high temperatures. This substance is very absorbent and absorbs dirt, bacteria and stains on the surface. Based on these marks, it is claimed that charcoal toothpaste removes toothpaste and makes them white.
Does this really make teeth white?
Charcoal toothpaste can help remove the surface of the surface on the tooth, which can make the teeth look white to a few extent. But this effect is immediate and it only works on the outside stain. It does not permanently change the natural color of the tooth.
In addition, this is not considered as effective as traditional fluoride toothpaste in preventing toothpaste plaque and cavity. Many charcoal toothpaste does not have fluoride, which is necessary to protect the teeth from rot.
Is it safe for teeth or not?
1. Extremely friction (abrasiveness): Charcol has the ability to rub enamel of tooth. Frequent use can make the enamel thin, which can cause teeth sensitive and weak.
2. Damage to Masuda: If the charcoal powder is large, it can damage the masuda or cause irritation.
3. Lack of fluoride: Many charcoal toothpaste does not have fluoride, which is necessary to prevent tooth decay. Continuous use of fluoride toothpaste can increase cavity.
Conclusion: Charcoal toothpaste can sometimes be used to clean the surface, but it is not considered safe to use everyday. If you want white teeth, consult a dentist or have a professional whitening at the clinic. If you use charcoal toothpaste, do not do more than 1-2 times a week, and continue to use the fluoride toothpaste regularly.
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(The information provided here is general information based. Expert should be consulted before trying any remedy. News 18 Gujarati does not confirm this.)
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