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Seems like a great one the go product. :) #VRAFamily

Very good teeths

What's the best toothpaste you have ever used?

Cavities and stained teeth run in our family. I have 6 beautiful children and would love to try NOBS. Thanks for your advice🦷

if you want to grow your ass big then the kardashians are your experts….but not teeth.

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Is it possible to open the bottom part of the water flosser to wash and dry it?

Wonderful stuff, as always

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Hello, Can you give me some advice, please? I'm thinking of buying this electric brush or oclean x ultra s or io 8, currently all pretty much the same price. Which one would you recommend?

9.99 at walmart for 62 tabs

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I just got mine in the mail from amazon. I'm curious if it will rid me of cavities. I know floride has done nothing for me. Maybe it takes a year or two. It took years for your teeth to get messed up might take years to get better.

Thanks for the video. My friends have tonsil stones regularly, big issues for them.🪥

I have never seen teeth this transparent? It probably have noting to say about the strength of the enamel. In my experience, the nano toothpaste is amazing. I’m 60 y old, and my teeth have been through a lot. I got parendontitis. The nano hydroapetite takes away the sensitivity as well as a fluoride toothpaste. I use both tho, flouride in the morning and the nano toothpaste before bed. Just to be safe.

I have never seen teeth this transparent? It probably have noting to say about the strength of the enamel. In my experience, the nano toothpaste is amazing. I’m 60 y old, and my teeth have been through a lot. I got parendontitis. The nano hydroapetite takes away the sensitivity as well as a fluoride toothpaste. I use both tho, flouride in the morning and the nano toothpaste before bed. Just to be safe.

It’s safe to use flouride in childhood. I see my children have much stronger teeth than I had. But i use the nano toothpaste now. Im 60, and I want to keep my teeth till I die. I also use flouride toothpaste in the morning. I also use a powerfloss with water before bed. Sometimes I use a charcoal toothpaste to remove bacteria and toxins. I flush with hydrogen peroxide 2-3 times a week. Because I have peridontitis I have to be careful about my dental care.

What happened to the Reach floss? Tried going to major retails stores and dollar stores, it seemed like they don't carry them anymore T_T

Hi Kristina. Im so confused as some say use floss others say not to as i receading gums. Also what about these so called magic drops that claim to grow gums back? Any thoughts please. Thank you.

How do i clean receading gums please..im so confused some say ome thing some say another. Thanks

FDA kept Hydroxyapatite out of our toothpastes from 1969 to 2017. Thank you Japan for buying the formulation from NASA in the late 1970's; saved us lots of time testing to convince the FDA. Better than fluoride, puts enamel back on your teeth, stays in your mouth for hours to resurface your teeth (desensitizes) & counteracts acidic effects of bad bacteria. Dr Collins "BIOMIN Restore" toothpastes have both a 'calcium' and a 'fluoride' apatite to choose from.

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Hi do you have a link for the tongue scraper

i got an electric toothbrush but shortly after using it the first few times it started getting very rumbly (at least it felt like it) and now every time i use it i bleed. it made me bleed for days on end even after i already shifted to a regular toothbrush. is the electric toothbrush broken? was it just poor technique on my end?

Honestly, just removing fluoride is a huge win. Regardless of whether you believe it is a neurotoxin or not, it’s a halogen. One halogen in particular is essential to thyroid health, and that’s iodine. Thyroid cells capture iodine, oxidize it and turn it in to T3 and T4 thyroid hormones. But when we absorb chlorine (in our water) and fluoride (in our toothpaste), those get snatched up by our thyroid cells as well, but with less than stellar results. Cutting the fluoride, minimizing chlorine, and adding nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste will all do wonders for not only your teeth, but your overall health. This takes time too. Give it a year, at least.

Was almost going to try this item. Thanks for your honest review. You covered everything so precisely.

Why do the manufacturers of such hydroxyapatite toothpaste, charge and INORDINATELY HIGH PRICE, so that most folks cannot afford it?!

Haven't seen a deffence in 6 months either, with the boka toothpaste 🦷 please pick me ive been trying to try see whats better myself,thanks ,i make my own mouthwash with honey 🍯, toothpaste,oils etc ❤

I have this but in 2 weeks you need another 😢

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Wonder if you’ve ever tried a miswak it’s a Middle Eastern tooth brush well kind of a polishing brush used before prayer times I use it and noticed a great difference but just wondering if you may have tried it or how you might have found it 🌷🌷

Thank you for your offer, but I prefer to use a water flosser.

Can you provide videos?

I just bought this i can't wait for it to come in, i was trying to find an actual site so not to he scammed on the wrong one thank you for showing me a good site to get this product

I see other replacement heads from Oclean on Amazon. Is this model compatible with other Oclean replacement heads?? (Ive been noticing Oclean Ultra White replacement heads)

One dentist online has recommended the NANO version of the hydroxyapatite toothpaste as being the one to use because it's supposedly helps remineralize the teeth, and especially, if you have xylitol added.

Is safe enough to use daily? Does it help with gums aswell??

Thank you for the information 🦷

Just got these, and they leave my teeth sooooooo smooth, never had such smooth feeling teeth before with any brushes I've tried before, and they stay smooth throughout they day regardless of eating and drinking all sorts of stuff (which didn't usually happen with other toothbrushes) Should I pair them with a regular toothbrush ?

I am an octogenarian who thinks very highly of Dr. Burhenne's knowledge. I am glad that this hygienist agrees with much of his ideas, although it surprises me that she is quite ignorant about the justificatins behind them. An hygienist is not a scientist, but a person trained in some oral care that is becoming increasingly obsolete. It surprises me that she doesn't mention the high importance of the recent discovered oral microbiome, bacteria that, although including some bad ones, has a very positive balance. To PROTECT them is the reason for giving up mouth washes. I have never used any in my whole life, and I have preserved all my original teeth. She says nothing about tongue scraping, an important step in the production of nitric oxide that our saliva carries down the digestive track. She does not seem to be aware that mouth taping leads to breathing througn the nose, which contributes to the production of nitric oxide. I have been taping my mouth before bed every evening for the last decade, and I find nothing negative in doing so. She also doesen't seem to know anything about OIL PULLING, an ancient practice that can be very beneficial to the teeth. Since I started doing it over a decade ago, I stopped having any cavities. . So, in the balance, this video is completely superfluous, but at least it does not give false information, but is just incomplete. We should instead watch the videos by Dr. Burhenne.

the fuzzy feel is probably the nanohydroxy bonding with your tooth.

What the fudge is up with your cheeks?

Judging by what you say on only rinsing with water after a nighttime snack, it sounds like your situation is likely far different than mine. I get cavities fairly easily, and id never assume rinsing with water is enough after eating. The particles would be stick in 5-15 teeth at least, producing acids and bad bacteria all night long. I would floss, rinse with water, then use salt or xylitol to help sterilize and neutralize the acids in my mouth. Perhaps not all of those steps would be necessary for everyone, but if youre like me, leaving food and bad bacteria on your mouth all night long is a terrible idea. None of this is intended to be health advice.

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Do we rinse with water or mouthwash?

Anyone who believes in me may come and drink! For the Scriptures declare, ‘Rivers of living water will flow from his heart.’” Jesus is King.

You should let the toothbrush do the work on the teeth except for getting around the hooks.

I would only recommend this brush for patients with severe disabilities, I see a lot of care takers who struggle with maintaining the patient’s oral hygiene and it’s difficult to put the patient through long cleanings due to their conditions. It’s not great but it is something they can do themselves and much easier to use than manual brushing

I recently started using a nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste, and heard it’s best not to spit. Can I leave it on overnight while using my nightguard? Will it affect the material? Thanks 🙏

People keep filling their mouths multiple times a day with known toxins eg,; fluoride. And we ask ourselves why chronic disease is so widespread.