Yuck! Dove? I can just imagine that leaving a very long-lasting
aftertaste. The article I read (link is in the archives, I'm sure, it
was posted originally by Brooks Bradley, IIRC), says to use a glycerin
free, lotion free soap. A very plain soap in other words. I have a
Sallye Ander Myrrh soap that works well, any aftertaste is very short
lasting. Tom's of Maine soap worked well too, but left more aftertaste,
and foamed more.
Follow with a diluted peroxide rinse, then rinse and hold EIS for a
couple minutes, and you will not only have very clean teeth, but no more
tooth sensitivity.
sol
Dennis Gulenchin wrote:
Hi Paul,
I'm curious as to what kind of soap you use to brush your teeth with?
I've tried Dove but I can taste soap in my mouth for hours after
brushing. Just wondering if there is a certain brand that is better
than any other? Here is some info I found on tooth soap - Dennis
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