Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Can charcoal toothpaste really whiten your teeth? Experts explain why the popular product can pose some risks to your oral health.

(NewsUSA) - Shoppers study ingredient labels to make sure what they eat and drink is good for them. But there is one ingredient label that is being overlooked -- the toothpaste ingredient label. "You ...

Brushing your teeth should be an essential daily habit. It will help you prevent tooth decay, dental cavities, and tooth loss. It also fights bad breath that can prevent you from feeling fresh ...

(NewsUSA) - Today's smart shoppers carefully study ingredient labels to make sure what they eat and drink is good for them, avoiding artificial and overly processed food. They know to watch out for ...

The Significance of Toothpaste Color Codes In today's market, a variety of toothpaste options are available, but have you ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that it is banning the sale of soaps and body washes that contain one or more ...

According to Consumer Reports, the one ingredient you don't want in your toothpaste is triclosan. If you have an older tube of Colgate Total, it may contain it. If so, toss it. While the antibacterial ...

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ST. LOUIS — Many of us brush our teeth twice a day, but do we really know what’s in toothpaste? Consumer Reports reveals the toothpaste ingredients to look out for. If you have an older tube of ...

Davids Health Sciences, Inc., a leader in premium naturally derived oral care, today announced the launch of Davids Hydroxi™ Whitening + Enamel Health Cinnamon Toothpaste.

A heartbroken California mother is stressing the importance of reading ingredient labels after her 7-year-old daughter suffered a fatal allergic reaction triggered by her new prescription toothpaste.

Most food and cosmetic products list their ingredients in the exact same way: Somewhere on the package, there's a tiny block of all-caps text, often jammed full of complex chemical names. A UK ...