Question 1

Where can i find the clinical study that supports this claim, "clinically proven to remove plaque 250%. "

Accepted Answer

My dentist confirmed, last week, that I had very little plaque on my teeth and asked what my dental routine was.     That was good enough for me.    Why don't you try it?    Did you seek out the clinical studies when buying other brands of toothpaste?

Question 2

Why is this toothpaste so small for $20 plus dollars? Also do I use it be itself or with a fluoride toothpaste also? It’s like nothing even came out.

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LivFresh Dental Gel has zero abrasives, is made of edible safe ingredients, and most importantly provides oral health benefits and results that are just not possible when using traditional toothpastes. The product is backed by rigorous science developed in collaboration with top US universities over the last 20 years. While US Universities are the gold standard of research, they are also the most expensive.

Double blind clinical studies conducted at top US universities document the benefit of LivFresh over traditional toothpastes including comparisons to market leading FDA approved toothpastes. While we do not make claims for the treatment of gum disease, we are working with the FDA to make a claim of being the first ever home care product that will be indicated for the prevention AND treatment of gingivitis AND periodontitis. A partial list of studies discussing LivFresh Dental Gel results published in peer reviewed research publications, is listed below:

1.      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5342977/
2.      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4454341/
3.      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4140948/
4.      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6938303/
5.      https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5364811/

Additionally, we have chosen to manufacture our gel in the US for quality purposes and also to support US manufacturing. This is significantly more expensive than manufacturing abroad.

Remineralizations studies show that LivFresh remineralizes (hardens) enamel similarly to fluoride toothpaste. However, for people wanting to use fluoride, we recommend a fluoride mouthwash after brushing with LivFresh.

Each brushing requires only a pea size amount of LivFresh Dental Gel (and not an inch long line of toothpaste). These instructions are also on the tube and packaging. Using the amount stated above, each stube should provide 6 weeks of usage brushing twice a day.

You can also contact customer service via the company website (GetLivFresh.com) for any other questions/comments you might have.

Question 3

The edathamil aka edta helps remove the film, etc. but act mouthwash has this ingredient and is way less $ is there a difference in your edta?

Accepted Answer

I don't see anything saying what the ingredient is other than EDTA. Without naming it, and since the study of this product says it's the EDTA that is the active ingredient it's obvious that any product with EDTA should be just as effective.  If there's some other "molecule" it needs to be named.

Question 4

How soon will you see the plaque built-up being removed from your teeth? A few weeks, months?

Accepted Answer

If you have any tartar buildup (hardened plaque) above or below the gumline you will have to get a professional cleaning done by a dental hygienist.  Toothpaste will not remove it.  If it's just regular plaque it will be easily removed with proper brushing and flossing no matter what toothpaste you use.  This particular one is formulated differently to help prevent buildup because it prevents the plaque from adhering to the tooth surface.  I learned about it at a conference about gum disease.  If you have gum disease, it's a great paste to use.  My teeth feel very clean afterward, but I haven't used it consistently because I don't like the gel.  My try the regular paste next time.

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