TIANSHI TOOTHPASTE

TIANSHI TOOTHPASTE
Another unique household product of Tianshi.I have some good experience of this paste.When this paste come first in my town Chittagong,so many persons used this toothpaste.Most users said that after used this paste their family members forget dental pain & others problems of teeth

Tianshi toothpaste is a modern toothpaste gel that performs several functions that promote good health. It aids in rubbing dental plague and foods off the teeth to eliminate or mask undesirable breath odors. Its excellent in its ph fineness, consistency and spread ability.

Main Ingredients:Spearmint, Nullipore, Honeysuckle, Wild chrysanthemumHealth Care Effect:This product was enriched with nulliore, honeysuckle and wild chrysanthemum etc. Plant extracts, which can prevent teeth from stomatitis, gum swollen, bleeding, halitosis and erythrism. It can also improve the hardness and the anti-acid ability of the teeth, protection teeth from cavity, surface and root infections. The fine paste material and high-grade silicon supplement provide thorough cleaning and protection functions.Net Weight: 135 g
Ingredients

1. Nullipore- a wide spectrum anti bacteria and pain killing agent.
2. Honey suckle – has the function of anti bacteria and contingency
3. Wild chrysanthemum- cleans up the toxins in human body.


FUNCTIONS
1. Prevents stomatitis
2. Bleeding gums
3. Root infections
4. Swollen gum
5. Halitosis
6. Surface infections
7. Cavities
8. Erythrism

A LITTLE STUDY OF FLUORIDE TOOTH PASTES
Before use of any toothpaste we should know about the dangerious side effect of fluoride .Since 1945, when community water fluoridation was first implemented in the United States, not only has the procedure grown to cover more than half of the US population, but the development and use of other fluoride methods have expanded greatly. A concomitant, dramatic decrease has occurred in the caries prevalence of US school-aged children. Recent studies indicate, how-ever, that the prevalence and, to a lesser extent, the intensity of dental fluorosis have increased in schoolchildren in both fluoridated and fluoride-deficient areas. Several studies show that young children inadvertently ingest sizable proportions of toothpaste during toothbrushing. Although ingestion of fluoride toothpastes by preschool-aged children may not be the major contributor to the increase in fluorosis, the findings of at least four studies suggest that the use of fluoride toothpastes by young children is a risk factor. The direct dose-response relation between effectiveness and fluoride concentration of toothpastes is far from clear-cut and, at best, is weak. Thus, considering today's reduced risk of caries, it is timely to market fluoride toothpastes in the US with 400–500 ppm fluoride for preschool-aged children, who are still at risk for developing fluorosis, as has been done in several other countries. Dental public health authorities must work with toothpaste manufacturers, professional organizations, and regulatory agencies to facilitate the approval and marketing of such pediatric fluoride tooth-pastes.

Tianshi toothpaste has no fluoride. Prolonged use of much fluoride causes cavities and teeth day.