Use this powder with an electric toothbrush, yes? no?
1761399
I actually prefer to use it with an electric toothbrush, mainly because it's easier to make sure you get all the powder off the brush when you're done (assuming you leave the brush on for the rinse). Either way, you'll probably want to make a little paste with it by adding water, otherwise it's just a fat mess.
1742530
Depends on your need. There is not enough liquid to go with all the powder. But it works good.
1976857
I'm not sure why you need a special toothbrush, probably to get better penetration of the compounds, but to be fair, I hardly ever say that things do or do not work since they work differently for some people, but I do not see this toothpaste doing any better than any other toothpaste in terms of "whitening".
876272
I don't know, this is my first electric toothbrush. My husband has an older model but I've not tried his brush heads.
2168445
Not really. It's basically a loose powder. It won't run, but it can wash off.
1525565
I saw pretty decent results and I just used my normal electric toothbrush, which times brushing at 2 minutes. I only did it once a day - at night, after brushing with normal toothpaste.
1100551
Absolutely! I place mine face down in opposite directions. Also, I use the SonicBrite cleaner along with a Polident 3 minute pellet, turn it on at night, then again in the morning for a few minutes just to shake it up a little. Maybe this is overkill, but it melts off all the adhesive on my dentures and no more white residue that I used to see on them. The first set of batteries lasted 2 months. Best 40 bucks I spent in a very long time!
1961321
I have not but that sounds like an excellent idea that I will definitely try myself, since coconut oil is known for its soothing and medicinal properties. Also, the coconut oil mixed with the powder, if kept cool, would probably provide a consistency more like traditional toothpaste.
154827
You can use the drops alone on your toothbrush or in addition to your favorite abrasive (tooth powder or paste). You can also use the drops with a little warm water as a mouthwash any time of day. It works very well if you place a drop on your string of floss to get between teeth. And many folks put a drop on their finger to massage a tender area.
1976858
Not sure? I started using a children's toothbrush, but now use my electric toothbrush. May just be a sales gimmick? But the toothpaste is awesome!
1324534
I use it after brushing my teeth with regular toothpaste - sometimes I use it as a "freshner" -- it makes my mouth feel so pepperminty and fresh. If you have an electric toothbrush, it works even better to polish your teeth.
1447599
I don't know, because I bought it to make mascara. Here's something I found, when I did a google search: "Dip a clean, wet toothbrush into the powdered charcoal (or dump a capsule of charcoal on the toothbrush). Lean over the container of charcoal and quickly put the charcoal covered toothbrush in the mouth (this is to protect your sink). Brush in small, gentle circles for 2 minutes, spit carefully and rinse really well. Your mouth will feel amazingly clean.... your sink, not so much! Use as often as needed." ....I also found this link on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xETW8UrBuzU Hope this helps! :) I don't know, because I bought it to make mascara. Here's something I found, when I did a google search: "Dip a clean, wet toothbrush into the powdered charcoal (or dump a capsule of charcoal on the toothbrush). Lean over the container of charcoal and quickly put the charcoal covered toothbrush in the mouth (this is to protect your sink). Brush in small, gentle circles for 2 minutes, spit carefully and rinse really well. Your mouth will feel amazingly clean.... your sink, not so much! Use as often as needed." ....I also found this link on youtube.... » Read More I don't know, because I bought it to make mascara. Here's something I found, when I did a google search: "Dip a clean, wet toothbrush into the powdered charcoal (or dump a capsule of charcoal on the toothbrush). Lean over the container of charcoal and quickly put the charcoal covered toothbrush in the mouth (this is to protect your sink). Brush in small, gentle circles for 2 minutes, spit carefully and rinse really well. Your mouth will feel amazingly clean.... your sink, not so much! Use as often as needed." ....I also found this link on youtube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xETW8UrBuzU Hope this helps! :) « Show Less
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Yes...unless you are wetting the brush for the powder, i found that to work too...i really think its long and not dense enough
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I wouldn't use this for mineral powder. The one I would try is the buffing brush in the core collection. I find that one gives great coverage with powder products.
30325
No. I tried to use it on my Oral B with no luck. This toothbrush has officially died and I am stuck with brushes. This was a horrible product.
51819
I would say No due to the holes that release the chlorine/Bromine tabs. I think Powder would just dissipate real quick and not release slow as it's intended. Powder is for an instant addition as the Tabs release over time..Other than that if you go Tabs this works perfect, no issues with tipping or anything....Good luck
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I don't see why not - you can clean bridges, jewelry etc. It is a sonic cleaner and there should be no reaction. If in doubt, contact your dentist.