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To: Tom Clarke who wrote (12117)	6/2/2007 1:12:26 PM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) of 51750

My toothpaste has country of origin on the box (USA). I've never found a health care product that wasn't labeled for country of origin (and we never buy Chinese). I buy special toothpaste. For years I had canker sores- those white patches you get in your mouth following any trauma- like a slip with the toothbrush that scrapes your gum? Then a neighbor told me she had completely gotten rid of canker sores by using Nature's Gate toothpaste- which does not have a chemical that apparently irritates canker sores, or gum tissue. I love the licorice flavor, and I've never had another canker sore (and let me tell you, at one time mine got so bad I went to the dentist- I thought I had a toothache, and it was just that the back of my mouth was inflamed) vitacost.com I've got my whole family on this and the mint flavor now. This is weird- I tried to find out what the chemical is that irriates gum tissue, and this link: charlesdentalgroup.com says it is SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate). I can't say why the toothpaste works, if that is the chemical that is involved, but it works for me :-)

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