09-08-2022, 11:38 AM
Well brushing our teeth with fluoride toothpaste contains more than that quite easily, but obviously you are supposed to spit out, so the high concentration remains on your teeth. That way we dont need un-necessary amounts of fluoride going into our bodies.
Ive been doing a bit of research on the subject and it seems its a bit debatable on how well fluoride even works these days, I see there are much more advanced toothpastes that have other agents to help calcium remineralise onto teeth.
Just google nano-hydroxyapatite and tri calcium phosphate toothpastes.
My parents have way more fillings in their teeth and they grew up with fluoridated water supplies, but i grew up with fluoride toothpaste and have much healthier teeth.
It obviously does something, but drinking the stuff has little benefit.
Ive been doing a bit of research on the subject and it seems its a bit debatable on how well fluoride even works these days, I see there are much more advanced toothpastes that have other agents to help calcium remineralise onto teeth.
Just google nano-hydroxyapatite and tri calcium phosphate toothpastes.
My parents have way more fillings in their teeth and they grew up with fluoridated water supplies, but i grew up with fluoride toothpaste and have much healthier teeth.
It obviously does something, but drinking the stuff has little benefit.