- Wet your brush, shake off excess water and dip it in the powder, covering the brush with a thin layer of powder, brush with vertical movements.
- For severe cases place this powder combination between the lips and gums (upper and lower) around entire tooth area and leave on for an jour (as well as brushing regularly) until improvement is evident. Then continue on with regular tooth brushing with this herbal food combination.
NOTE: Tooth Powder has been used as an oral healthcare product since ancient times. Our all-natural Bio-Gum Tooth Powder may be an effective way to reduce plaque, control gum issues, and whiten teeth. Establishing good oral hygiene and dietary habits have been proven to be essential to achieving and maintaining, overall physical and emotional well-being throughout life.
Q: Does this contain Fluoride and/or SLS?
A: No, it is fluoride and SLS free.
Q: Will Bio-Gum stain my veneers?
A: No, you can use and leave Bio-Gum on your teeth and gums for 30 minutes, get a benefits and then brush off throughly. If ever concerned with the shade of your teeth, you can brush a capsule of our C60 Charcoal on for whitening.
Q: Is there a minimum suggested age for users of the product?
A: There is no ingredient which prohibits use by anyone old enough to be brushing their teeth, but please bear in mind it is not quite so simply as squeezing a tube onto a brush, there is a little more process to it (wet bristles, dip into powder, and then brush.)
Q: Can this be used whilst pregnant or breast-feeding?
A: Yes, based on safety assessment by external laboratory Super Active Cosmetics Ltd (on behalf of the manufacturer).
Q: I'm only familiar with the regular toothpaste. Can you please tell me something about the history of tooth Powder?
A: The earliest form of toothpaste was actually a powder used by the ancient Egyptians as far back as 5000 BC. This powder consisted of crushed eggshells, pumice, ash, and myrrh. The Egyptians most likely used their fingers to scrub their teeth with this powder, helping to clean the teeth and freshen the breath.
Q: What is better, Tooth Powder or toothpaste?
A: Toothpaste often contains thickeners and humectants, which keep them consistently moist and smooth. Tooth Powders are meant to be dry, so they don't contain humectants. Depending on the brand, some Tooth Powders also contain charcoal, clay, herbs, or other natural ingredients to promote whitening.
30g (1.06 oz.) Powder
