Dr. Christophers Formulas Herbal Tooth & Gum Powder, 2 oz

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Description: This formula has been used historically to help strengthen the gums (bleeding and pyorrhea-type infections of the gums), and assist in tightening loose teeth. This type of tooth powder will brighten tooth luster and make for a healthier mouth. For severe cases place this powder formula between the lips and gums (upper and lower) around the entire tooth area and leave on all night, six nights a week (as well as brush regularly) until improvement is evident. Then continue on with regular brushing with this herbal combination. Ingredients: Horsetail, Peppermint, White Oak Bark, Cloves, Prickly Ash Bark, Bayberry Bark, Slippery Elm Bark & Stevia. Ailments traditionally used for: Bad Breath (Halitosis), Dental Disease, Gum Disease, Halitosis, Peridontal Disease, Pyorrhea, Teeth Health Directions: Use in place of toothpaste or as directed by your health care professional. (Wet toothbrush, dip toothbrush in Herbal Toothpowder, then use in place of toothpaste.) For optimum results: Use the same as toothpaste. Use at least two to three times a day. Store in a cool, dry place.

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(16 customer reviews)

20 of 20 people found the following review helpful

An Amazing Little Container of Tooth Powder!, March 12, 2009

A. Bischoff (East Lansing, MI USA) - See all my reviews

Unlike the first reviewer, I actually *used* the product on my teeth.

It's honestly the best tooth product that I've found. I originally purchased it because I was having some prolonged swelling and soreness around my gums after having a routine filling. Within the first day the swelling and the soreness had dramatically gone down, and within a week it had disappeared completely... and even better, upon my first brushing, I noticed that my teeth got dramatically whiter (I've been drinking coffee for the past 15 years and even the industrial strength whitening tooth pastes haven't been able to lift it one shade). After several months of usage, my teeth have gone up about 3 shades.

I haven't had any problems with feeling queasy when using Dr. Christopher's Herbal Tooth & Gum Powder, but then again it I'm not about to drink it. No where on the container does it say that one should be mixing it with water and drinking it, or taking it internally. It says, "Use in...Read more

12 of 12 people found the following review helpful

Herbal tooth powder, November 16, 2008

Danley Sooknanan "Danraj" (Trinidad) - See all my reviews

My enamel in my teeth was grinding down when I brushed my teeth with ordinary Toothpaste .After extensive research from the internet.I came across many website that stated that Dr Christopher's tooth powder would help with this problem I am having.I bought Dr christopher's teeth powder as well as the bone and tissue formula.
Well the product has helped me a whole lot .My teeth has stopped grinding down and the sensitivity has gone.The thing I like with Dr Christopher's products is that it is all organic.I highly recommend this product for persons with this similar problem.

8 of 8 people found the following review helpful

Unexpected side benefit, September 9, 2010

CrazyHorseLady (Tornado Alley) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Dr. Christophers Formulas Herbal Tooth & Gum Powder, 2 oz (Health and Beauty)

I purchased this a few years ago to help my receding gum line on my front lower teeth (caused by a bad tooth bleach), and it did cause my gumline to get almost back to normal. It stained my toothbrush, but so what. My teeth were not stained, but that could be because I didn't use it for a long period of time.

The other day my 12YO son was complaining of canker sores, which I am thinking were caused by the really acidic tomatoes we planted this year, and the toothpaste hurt him worse. Then I looked up and found that sodium lauryl sulfate will make canker and cold sores worse. I thought of baking soda, and he used that once, and it didn't sting. Next day I remembered Christopher's green tooth powder in the cabinet and told him to brush with that. He groaned about how yucky it was but kept brushing, and I scalded the green tint out of his toothbrush. Then he said, "Mom, my canker sore doesn't hurt at all." And he was finally able to eat again (it had hurt too much to eat;...Read more