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Reversing Fluoride Damage to Teeth

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  1. Okay, so I've now given up fluoride, at least in my toothpaste. I've got
    some toothpaste from a company called Burt's Bees which actually I like
    better than any other toothpaste I've tried. I figure that's a start,
    but I wonder if the damage has been done. I wonder if after even a few
    years I'll see an improvement in my teeth. I'm not saying they're gross
    looking, but despite years of regular and "correct" brushing, they're
    still darkening and I've begun to see little hairline cracks in my two
    front teeth.

    What about you guys who have given up fluoridated toothpaste? Have you
    seen any improvements over time?

    Some sites would have us believe that the darkening and yellowing of
    teeth is a natural process we go through as we age. I think not. I
    don't see how that can be. Maybe people only think it's normal because
    all of us certainly get our fair share of fluoride!

    Well, the toothpaste I now use contains clay and chalk as the mild
    abrasives, but it has a lavender mint flavor to it. One fringe benefit
    is that it rinses out of my brush a whole lot easier than regular
    toothpaste. It also has no sodium lauryl sulfate, which is also a plus.

    I know there's plenty of other fluoride to be found in the world. One of
    the main things I'm going to have to work on is my consumption of Coke.
    I like distilled water, but sometimes nothing satisfies like a Coke. I
    must shake it because I know Coke isn't exactly good for us.

    Thanks,
    Damaeus

  2. Damaeus,

    I have not used fluoride in my toothpaste for many years, and I
    use water filters in my home that should filter out most of it. I
    probably still get a small amount from public drinking fountains and
    reconstituted juices, though I buy mostly organic and/or
    not-from-concentrate.

    I have noticed some discoloration of my teeth over the years, but
    I never attributed this to fluoride. The most likely symptom of excess
    fluoride that I know about is white spots.

    marvin

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