I HAVE to find a toothpaste with no taste or smell. - Dental Phobia …
2010年8月13日 — RP said: A good anti bacterial rinse that has absolutely no taste (unless you decide to add the mint flavor tube) is CloSys. It's chlorine dioxide and recommended to me by a dentist. Besides their website and the dentist office the only place I've found it is Walgreen's.
Problems with Brushing Teeth and Toothpaste Phobia - Dental …
2024年8月23日 — There are many reasons why people may find it difficult or impossible to brush their teeth: Hating the taste of toothpaste (‘toothpaste phobia’) Being scared of brushing your teeth. Lack of motivation. Depression and oral hygiene. Gagging when brushing teeth. Hating the sound of the brush.
Any toothpastes that don't cause nausea? - Dental Phobia Forum
2007年2月8日 — Perhaps something natural. I've tried the childrens stuff and it was nasty. Many years ago I found a cinnamon flavor that I could tolerate and of course they no longer make it, the name escapes me. I met a man years ago that had similar issues and he would just brush his teeth without putting any toothpaste on it.
Mint phobia
Joined. Jun 9, 2008. Messages. 1. Jun 9, 2008. #1. I used to think I just really hated mint, but I'm starting to think its more than that. The smell of it makes me gag, I can't kiss my fiance if he has brushed his teeth within the hour, I have always used Crest's sparkle blue toothpaste. The reasons I'm thinking this is more than a dislike is ...
please help.....Bad taste/smell nausea
2016年7月8日 — Try switching up the brand of toothpaste before you give up on the sonicare, there are so many flavors of toothpaste out there. Don't be shy to pick up toothpaste for kids. Personally, my mouthwash literally has scooby-doo on it. I can't use any other type or flavor of mouthwash. Personally I use sensodyne pronamel alpine breeze P.S.
I HAVE to find a toothpaste with no taste or smell.
2005年10月25日 — Joined. Jan 1, 2005. Messages. 6,386. Dec 15, 2018. #23. I know this is a very old thread, but for anyone who can't tolerate the taste of mint, there's now a toothpaste called Oranurse Unflavoured Toothpaste which was originally developed as a response to the need of autistic children who have a problem with taste.
Which of these two toothpastes are better? - dentalfearcentral.org
2009年11月27日 — I'm looking for MAXIMUM cavity prevention, most powerful here. But, I don't know much about the w/v (weight to volume) measurement. I'm also looking for something that isn't too abrasive, and I have no idea what constitutes abrasives in toothpaste.
Brushing Teeth - dentalfearcentral.org
2007年6月22日 — The paste is just a "bonus" to 1) add some fluoride into your saliva to help reminalization process, 2) to decrease the surface tension and 3) to provide some flavour, fresh feelings etc. I was told, that good toothbrush and brushing technique is far more important than the toothpaste. M.
How to prevent and stop tooth decay - Dental Fear Central
2021年7月13日 — Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay. 3 It’s best to use a full-strength fluoride toothpaste (1350-1500ppm fluoride). If you don’t like the taste, read our page on toothpaste phobia for tips. If you are at high risk of tooth decay, your dentist or dental therapist can prescribe a prescription-strength fluoride toothpaste (2800-5000ppm fluoride).
I have a fear of brushing my teeth - Dental Phobia Forum
2012年8月28日 — In search of a gentler dentifrice, last month I started using a cinnamon-flavored xylitol toothpaste available at my food co-op, but I still brush with soap once or twice a week. I'm not sure I believe the xylitol dental-health claims (though I would like to!), I just like the cinnamon flavor better than nasty peppermint.