Dear Dr. Ellie:
I can get hold of the Colgate Fluorguard, but unfortunately it contains glycerin, which I couldn't see in the ACT. I understand that glycerin coats the teeth, preventing absorption, and isn't quick to clean off.
Thanks again.
Dear Friend:
I know that lots of people worry about glycerin - but I do not think there is enough true research to worry about this - certainly not as a primary concern.
I have always believed glycerin interference may be a "possibility" but it has been talked about as fact recently - without studies. This "fact" is frequently used by people who make products without glycerin!!
SLS is another product - not good, but not possibly not quite as bad as people believe - I think there may be qualifying facts. The only companies that extol the horrors of SLS are people who sell products without it!!
Now I see toothpaste companies generating fear among hygienists about abrasion - what a joke. These same companies provide pastes that cause damage by whitening agents! Fear is a great selling point!!
You will be fine with the Colgate Fluorigard!
Dr. Ellie
www.zellies.com
ellie@zellies.com
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