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Maybe I'm the only one on the planet with this issue and if so I'll just suck it up. It seems that any toothpaste I try just doesn't dissolve in my mouth. I will brush for the two minutes and still have small solid paste or gel in my brush. I assume ultimately this could become a drain issue too. I'm only putting a modest amount on my brush. But what happened? Back in the day after a few seconds of brushing I had a mouth full of foam. Anyone else had this problem? Did you find a brand that works better?


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Sonicare plus Arm and Hammer works for me.




 
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Xerostomia?
Some medicines cause dry mouth.
Ask your pharmacist for advice.


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Xerostomia?
Some medicines cause dry mouth.
Ask your pharmacist for advice.

I was somewhat suspicious of my meds but my mouth never feels dry. But that is good advice.


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Originally posted by tigereye313:
Sonicare plus Arm and Hammer works for me.


Funny how you mention Arm & Hammer (baking soda). Since the first of the year, I've returned to using it (used as a child, but changed during later youth) and feel much better about my mouth and general well being. My wife is even impressed by its results.


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I like like "Aim" myself. It is very cheap and it works very well for me. I also like the name Wink



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Do you wet the toothbrush with water before you put the toothpaste on it or after or both?

Do you put the toothpaste on the toothbrush bristles and do you brush vigorously against the enamel of your teeth?



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I like Sensodyne for this reason. Other toothpastes sometimes just fall off the toothbrush.


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No brand affiliation, but any variant of Sensodyne should work just fine - wet the brush, apply a small amount (pea sized), rinse and brush. If you do have mild or moderate xerostomua, you might try Biotene also.



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Do you wet the toothbrush with water before you put the toothpaste on it or after or both?

Do you put the toothpaste on the toothbrush bristles and do you brush vigorously against the enamel of your teeth?


I think I wet the brush both before and after. I will pay more attention. Then I brush vigorously. I've got a cheapie electric brush that spins and oscilates too.


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Toothpaste really isn't even necessary for tooth cleaning. It probably falls more in the "cosmetic" realm than actual "cleaning". A good brush does most or all of the job.

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Check the expiration date. Wink
 
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Check the expiration date. Wink

Nope. Not that. Different tubes, different brands.


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I went from crest total care to Sendsodyne myself. Good stuff.



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I like Sensodyne for this reason. Other toothpastes sometimes just fall off the toothbrush.


We have a winner. This stuff is thinner right out of the tube. And it foams up like I remember back in the day. Nothing in the brush when I take it out of my mouth. Thanks gang.


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People use way too much toothpaste, evidence there's usually a lot getting spit out. About 1/4" squeeze along with some aggressive brushing and flossing is all that's needed (according to my hygienist) followed by a rinse if you so choose. I use the rinse which has a bit of H2O2, let it work for a minute or so then water rinse.



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