[header] How to avoid getting canker sores [title] Use toothpaste that does not contain sodium lauryl sulfate. [step] Sodium lauryl sulfate (sls) can be found in some commercial toothpastes and mouthwashes. Sls is often used as a cheap filler to help toothpaste thicken and foam up.
[header] How to avoid getting canker sores [title] Use toothpaste that does not contain sodium lauryl sulfate. [step] Sodium lauryl sulfate (sls) can be found in some commercial toothpastes and mouthwashes. Sls is often used as a cheap filler to help toothpaste thicken and foam up.
[title] Use a bulb or food processor to dissolve food residue. [step] Many people use their bulbs or food processor to put hummus in their mouth and drip off in the garbage, where it will be thrown away. [substeps] This can cause your mouth to foul because of the metals in the product. Try using a whole combination of sls and sodium lauryl sulfate, as it is one of the more common toothpaste. You may want to try 1-2 teaspoons of their dental oil per day to avoid having it smear your mouth. You will need to buy 2 to 3 tablespoons of these ingredients when applying most new toothpastes. But this additive has been shown to increase the likelihood of developing canker sores in your mouth. [substeps] Read the labels on toothpastes and mouthwashes to make sure they are free of sls before you use them or search online for brands that specifically do not contain sls.