http://www.inspiredliving.com/mouth-care/
http://www.life-enthusiast.com/news/o_dental_health.htm

And this is an interesting article. I’ve heard over & over again that Weston Price claims you can heal a cavity, but no one even said how he achieved his results. Here ya go:
http://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/how-i-healed-my-childs-cavity/

I’m totally going to be doing this ^^

My dental cleanings and check-ups have been quicker, with my hygenist and dentist often commenting on how free of plaque and clean my teeth are. And the toothpaste makes me feel my teeth feel newly polished at home.

Dr. Bronners castile liquid soap really ISN’T a true castile soap it’s just a name it’s given which is deceptive to people who don’t know the difference. Ingredients : Water, Organic Coconut Oil*, Potassium Hydroxide**, Organic Olive Oil*, Organic Hemp Oil, Organic Jojoba Oil, Citric Acid, Tocopherol

Castile soap by rights should only have one oil listed and that should be olive oil. A bastile soap may contain other oils but should have a high percent of olive oil. The amount of olive oil used in a bastile is up in the air and depends on the maker on what they want to call it. Although both terms are used very loosely and many people use the names misleading their buyers. Some soap makers use very little olive oil and still call their soap castile or bastile.

But getting back to the point, a bar made with 100% olive oil, water and sodium hydroxide makes wonderful tooth s0ap. Of course if you google “tooth s0ap” (using the 0 instead of an o because the owner of that site is a mental nut case and you don’t want to deal with her and she does search out people who might infringe on her trademark) you can read more.

Soap is made with lye either sodium hydroxide for bar soap or potassium hydroxide for liquid soap. Recipes are run through a lye calculator to make sure all the lye goes through a chemical reaction with the oils to make soap. So no lye remains in the finished product. I’m also a soapmaker and i also teach soapmaking to others.

Dr. Bronners castile liquid soap is safe to use for this but because it contains a high amount of coconut oil your going to get that awful soapy taste and it’s going to be foamy/bubbly.

I’ve used tooth s0ap before but I can’t imagine using a recipe with very little actual soap, a lot of baking soda or even one that contained unsaponified oil. So I think I’ll stick with pure soap, but I just wanted to share another alternative with your readers.

You can also buy one bar of 100% olive oil castile soap and small containers, and cut up the bar of soap purchased so each family member has their own tooth s0ap in a labeled container. Just for the ewwww factor of sharing a bar of soap to brush your teeth.

Anywho good luck and have fun !!!