Your toothbrush bristles may not be the only plastic you put in your mouth this morning — what you probably assume are flavor crystals in your toothpaste may actually be plastic microbeads. And soon, ...

DALLAS, Sept. 17 (UPI) --Toothpaste is supposed to help clean your teeth and get rid of leftover food. But for some Crest toothpaste users, that leftover food is just being replaced with tiny ...

The American Dental Association is the leading authority on dentistry in the U.S., which is why Dr. Lana Rozenberg, a dentist at Rozenberg Dental NYC, says, “When in doubt, let ADA steer you in the ...

A new ingredient that has been cropping up in products ranging from toothpaste to facial cleansers —polyethylene microbeads — has been causing a stir ever since dental hygienists noticed the tiny blue ...

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eighty-five percent of consumers want whiter teeth but only 40% are satisfied with the whitening results from toothpastes available today 1. Crest, the #1 toothpaste brand ...

A dental hygienist’s concern about the tiny blue dots she kept seeing in people’s mouths has led to an announcement from the parent company of Crest toothpaste that it will start phasing out the ...

Polyethylene microbeads get most of their hype and negative press from their presence in face washes. Their gentle exfoliating abilities made them all the rage in face and body washes just a few years ...

Digital Journal (NEW YORK) — It’s been touted as the greatest innovation in toothpaste since fluoride was introduced in 1955; the future of oral health care; and the best toothpaste to ever be put to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. At first, I blamed my boyfriend. A shared bathroom is already the site of so many petty annoyances that naturally I assumed the ...

WASHINGTON, April 4, 2024 — Until the mid-20th century, toothpastes were little more than pleasant-smelling abrasives. But in 1955, the introduction of Crest toothpaste brought fluoride chemistry to ...

NEW YORK (AP) -- Mint chocolate toothpaste? Procter & Gamble said Tuesday it is launching a line of Crest toothpastes called "Be" that featuring nontraditional flavors including Mint Chocolate Trek, ...