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Add herbs: Ground sage, cinnamon, or clove can be added for their antibacterial properties and pleasant flavor.
For sensitive teeth: Use calcium carbonate powder instead of baking soda to remineralize teeth without abrasiveness.
Extra freshness: A few drops of tea tree oil or spearmint oil can boost antibacterial action and leave a fresher aftertaste.
FAQ
Q: Is this mixture safe for everyday use?
A: Yes, when used gently and in moderation. However, baking soda should be used sparingly as it can be abrasive over time.
Q: Why use bentonite clay?
A: Bentonite clay is known for drawing out toxins, reducing acidity, and promoting a healthy pH balance in the mouth.
Q: Can I use table salt instead of sea salt?
A: Sea salt or Himalayan pink salt is preferred because it’s less processed and retains beneficial minerals.
Q: Is this suitable for children?
A: Use caution with young children, especially under the age of 6, and consult a pediatric dentist before switching from fluoride toothpaste.
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