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- noun Plural form of
toothpaste .
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Examples
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I become violently ill if I have ANY artificial sweeteners at all ... even the small amount they use in toothpastes and mouthwashes.
Sweet Deception 2006
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It is also of the utmost importance that the EU strengthens the ability of customs to fight against goods that could be dangerous for consumers, especially for daily-use products such as toothpastes, body care articles, foodstuffs etc ….
EU News 2010
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Used in some antibacterial cosmetics, such as toothpastes, cleansers and deodorants.
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You can maintain a healthy smile and budget by using simple inexpensive homemade dental care products such as toothpastes and mouthwashes.
LewRockwell.com 2010
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(Squigle is a manufacturer of a small brand of toothpastes it says are non-irritating to the mouth.)
The Acid Test for Enamel-Saving Toothpastes Laura Johannes 2010
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At least two companies — P & G and GlaxoSmithKline — have published studies showing their toothpastes help protect enamel in test subjects wearing either crowns or appliances with test teeth in them.
The Acid Test for Enamel-Saving Toothpastes Laura Johannes 2010
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It's also been also impossible to purchase products not tested on animals ... such as shampoos, toothpastes, etc.
Page 2 2009
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Acid Fighters A number of toothpastes that claim to combat acid erosion and strengthen enamel are now on the market.
The Acid Test for Enamel-Saving Toothpastes Laura Johannes 2010
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Looking at the Labels As for toothpastes touting enamel strengthening, an informal inspection of labels in pharmacy aisles found the toothpastes often had nearly identical ingredients to other products by the same manufacturers that don't make enamel claims.
The Acid Test for Enamel-Saving Toothpastes Laura Johannes 2010
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Toothpaste makers are pitching enamel-strengthening toothpastes that they say harden the tooth's protective layer, making it more resistant to attacks from acids found in food and beverages such as soda, orange juice and even pickles.
The Acid Test for Enamel-Saving Toothpastes Laura Johannes 2010
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