After the CS kills off the bacterial colonies that cause plaque and
tarter , "clean" teeth may be more sensitive.
I recall that Grape fruit would make my teeth sensitive for several days
if I didn't brush immediately after eating one because the acid would eat
away coatings of tarter.
On the other hand, CS ...STOPS.... tooth decay in it's tracks.
Might also retard or cure gingivitis. [Don't know for sure]
ode
sAt 05:45 AM 7/15/2006 -0700, you wrote:
I am a 46 y.o. white American male and have been using CS for over a
year. I have had the best health results from it than I have in all my
life. I do, however, need to know if CS is directly involved in the
deterioration of my teeth and the extreme sensitivity. Please let me know
if anyone else has had this same experience and whether or not it is
linked to the CS. Thanks!
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