Remineralizing Tooth Powder
I have been making this recipe for my family for 5 years and I am happy to report we have been cavity free!
Simply wet your toothbrush and dip it into the powder and shake off the excess. Brush as normal for 2 minutes. Spit in the sink or trash. You will be amazed at how clean your mouth feels! This is intended to replace your regular toothpaste.
This product is packaged in a recyclable & resealable bag and is intended to be transferred to a glass jar with a lid upon receiving.
Weight 2 Oz
Ingredients:
Bentonite Clay, Calcium Carbonate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Ground Mint, Ground Cinnamon, Ground Cloves, Xylitol, Cinnamon & Clove Essential Oils
Bentonite Clay- it has amazing health properties. Not only does it bind and draw out heavy metals and toxins (a big plus for the mouth!), but it’s also mineral-rich.
Baking soda – Helps remove stains and whiten teeth but it’s gentle enough that it won’t harm enamel. It helps remove plaque and reduces gum bleeding and inflammation. Because it’s alkaline it supports a healthy mouth pH to discourage harmful bacteria.
Calcium Carbonate powder – Provides the calcium needed for strong enamel and can help reduce tooth sensitivity.
Ground cloves – Naturally antioxidant and a broad spectrum antimicrobial. Clove freshens breath, increases circulation for healthier gums, soothes inflammation, and can reduce the pain of sensitive teeth. It also gives the toothpowder a yummy taste.
Cinnamon – Antimicrobial and antifungal (especially against candida). Tastes great and helps discourage bacterial growth in the mouth for fresh breath. Reduces gum inflammation and increases circulation.
Mint – It tastes great and soothes the gums. Mint is antimicrobial, helps relieve tooth pain, and freshens breath. There’s also some evidence it can help fight the virus that causes cold sores.
Xylitol – This sweetener adds to the tooth powder flavor but also has some impressive oral health benefits. Studies show it helps fight plaque and gingivitis inflammation. It also helps prevent cavities and binds with calcium to help remineralize teeth.
