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hey everyone very often most dentists get asked which is the best toothpaste to use honestly there is no right answer to this question so weamp;#39;ve made this video to help you understand what exactly the ingredients in toothpaste are and what role they play so you can easily decipher whatamp;#39;s in your next toothpaste before you make your next purchase there are 10 main ingredients that we are going to discuss today the first is an abrasive agent which makes the paste rough enough to get the plaque off but gentle enough to avoid damage to enamel commonly used abrasives are calcium carbonate dye calcium phosphate dihydrate alumina and silica binding agents are an essential part of toothpastes they prevent separation of the various components by maintaining solid and liquid components in one phase that is a paste form they are of two types water soluble and water insoluble some examples of water-soluble binding agents are alginate and cellulose while those of water insoluble bind
