Re: grey streaks on my teeth

[Guest guest]

try just using a toothbrush by itself. that's what I do. then I floss.

>

> hi,

> a couple weeks ago i switched from using natural tooth paste with

> glycerin to brushing with a drop of dr bronners. i had faint lines

> (vertical) on my two top front teeth before but they were very light.

> since i switched the lines have gotten much darker. could this be some

> healing reaction? should i stop using the soap? it looks likes some of

> my other teeth are starting to have it too.

> its freakin me out!

> has this happened to anyone?

> thanks,

> jill

>

[Guest guest]

i kinda tried that but not for long. someone else suggested baking

soda. i'll try anything!

jill

--- In , " carolyn_graff " <zgraff@...>

wrote:

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> try just using a toothbrush by itself. that's what I do. then I

floss.

[Guest guest]

other people have noticed Dr bronners thinning the enamel of their

teeth:

http://forum.t-tapp.com/post.asp?

method=TopicQuote & TOPIC_ID=71850 & FORUM_ID=34

acid foods can do the same

are you eating alot of fruits/acidic foods?

is it actual vertical ridges in your teeth or just discoloration?

it might be the beginning stages of acid erosion/enamel wear causing

vertical ridges in the upper incisors

I have this too-I think it was because i was depleted in

minerals/brushing too hard with hard bristle brush

i am trying to remineralize my teeth

Chris

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i'm not sure where your grey lines are coming from, but i had some

stain problems from balsamic vinegar after i switched to soap. i got

the stains and they never went away(for a month or so)...until i went

on a camping trip and used toothpaste. i came home and was happy to

see they had disappeared finally.

sabine.

> > healing reaction? should i stop using the soap? it looks likes

some of

> > my other teeth are starting to have it too.

> > its freakin me out!

> > has this happened to anyone?

> > thanks,

> > jill

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Jill, I love Uncle Harry's All Natural Tooth Powder. You can find it online.

Very refreshing -- can't use too much or it's too strong. My teeth seem

brighter and my breath fresher. I struggled for years trying to find something

I liked and I'm very satisfied with this product.

Laree

[Guest guest]

i think i just replyed to you on the candida group too! ha!

i was starting to really think it was something in my teeth bc no

amount of brushing was getting it off and it was getting worse

everyday. but all it took was a little baking soda, phew! im on a

candida diet so no fruit but im sure i need to remineralize. i'm on my

way to better teeth. . .

jill

> acid foods can do the same

> are you eating alot of fruits/acidic foods?

> is it actual vertical ridges in your teeth or just discoloration?

> it might be the beginning stages of acid erosion/enamel wear causing

> vertical ridges in the upper incisors

> I have this too-I think it was because i was depleted in

> minerals/brushing too hard with hard bristle brush

> i am trying to remineralize my teeth

>

> Chris

>

[Guest guest]

im slightly embarassed to say that it came right off brushing with

baking soda! someone on another list recommened it and it worked fast.

my teeth have never felt better brushing with soap - i only use a tiny

drip though. now i think i'll do the baking soda once a week too.

thanks, jill

-- In , " jilllliiii " <jillirobins@...>

wrote:

>

> hi,

> a couple weeks ago i switched from using natural tooth paste with

> glycerin to brushing with a drop of dr bronners. i had faint lines

> (vertical) on my two top front teeth before but they were very light.

> since i switched the lines have gotten much darker. >