Don't brush this off - Toothpaste is here to stay

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  Kaustubh Katdare

  I've began using the toothpaste offered by Patanjali - which I believe are totally made from natural ingredients. Most of the times, I rely on the 'dant manjan' (again by Patanjali) and I couldn't be happier.
  
  I'm turning totally against rubbing man made chemicals on my teeth in the morning. The results have been excellent so far.
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  Anoop Kumar

  In my village we still use small twig of Neem tree (brush+paste+tongue cleaner 😁).
  Planting a Neem tree in your backyard is simplest solution. If backyard is not big you can make a bonsai of 10-15 ft. It will serve for generations in many things and dental problem, not a chance.
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  Ramani Aswath

  We used to make our own starting from rice husk, which was slowly carbonised and ashed. Rice husk has almost 50% silica of fine particle size. Activated carbon was added to this ash and a little salt.
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  Ankita Katdare

  Somehow my grandparent's and parent's teeth feel much stronger than the younger generation. They used the dant-manjan (the powder) and used fingers instead of tooth-brushes in their growing up years.