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HealthYahoo Style UKScientists have created a special toothpaste that could 'reduce heart attacks and stroke'
It cleverly shows up any plaque you've missed.
HealthYahoo Style UKMen are being urged not to put toothpaste on their penises
The expert has called time on the "worrying" internet trend.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKTrendy charcoal toothpastes 'damaging' to teeth
This celebrity-backed trend could be causing widespread tooth decay.
HealthYahoo Style UKWhy rinsing out your toothpaste when brushing is bad for your teeth
This is what you should do instead.
LifestyleAOLHow to remove scuff marks from your shoes using toothpaste
Using toothpaste to remove scuff marks from your shoes is a cheap, easy and effective way to get your shoes looking brand new! See also: Seven things you never knew you could do with toothpaste All you need is toothpaste, a washcloth and an
NewsYahoo Style UKIs toothpaste making our lips chapped?
Winter is always an endless battle between the elements and our dry, chapped lips – and however much lip salve or Vaseline we layer on, it feels like a losing one. According to a few Reddit users, the cause could be something (literally) under our very noses – toothpaste. Redditor dannelinflannel wrote that while chapped lips had been the “bane of my existence since my childhood”, she’d finally found the “magic secret” to cure her ailment.
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Seven things you never knew you could do with toothpaste
Toothpaste does more than keep your pearly whites sparkling clean - it can be a handy stain remover on pretty much everything, as this video shows. You can use it to: 1. Clean your silver jewellery and utensils with it. 2. Remove crayon
HealthAOLCould coconut oil put an end to tooth decay?
We Brits aren't known for our fabulous teeth but a discovery by scientists could put that reputation behind us. Top related searches: Tooth decay Causes of tooth decay Prevent tooth decay Tooth care Dentists London Private dentists
HealthAOLNew chemical to 'cavity proof' teeth?
A new chemical could do away with tooth cavities and keep you safe from the dreaded dentist. The 'Keep 32' molecule was designed by dentists in Chile and is said to kill all the bacteria that cause cavities in just 60 seconds. Top