toothpaste
टूथपेस्ट
definition
noun
Children with fissure sealants still need to brush their teeth with fluoride toothpaste .
a paste used on a toothbrush for cleaning the teeth.
translation of 'toothpaste'
noun
डेंटल क्रीम
example
This means there is enough Fluoride in one tube of 'toothpaste' to kill anyone who weighs up to 30 kilos.
For a change, these can hold your toilet accessories including your 'toothpaste' and tooth brush.
He has yet to successfully spit out any 'toothpaste' whilst brushing.
You study the mashed tube of 'toothpaste' on the counter beside a can of generic hairspray.
If you have a lot of sensitivity, try using 'toothpaste' designed for sensitive gums.
The main purpose of 'toothpaste' is to help clean your teeth and it is also an effective means of delivering fluoride to the teeth.
Children with fissure sealants still need to brush their teeth with fluoride 'toothpaste' .
Use a baby formulated 'toothpaste' , or one containing fluoride, and gently rub it around the teeth and gums.
So, of course, she was getting a double dose of fluoride 'toothpaste' .
The bottle is still so soft with heat that it squeezes like a tube of 'toothpaste' .
Use fluoride 'toothpaste' as fluoride makes teeth stronger and more resistant to acid attacks.
You should use a smear of fluoride 'toothpaste' on a small toothbrush for your baby.
Most 'toothpaste' contains a mineral called fluoride that has been proven to protect teeth against decay.
Ask your doctor or dentist what kind of 'toothpaste' you should use for your baby.
Start brushing your baby's teeth as soon as they first appear, using a small trace of adult fluoride 'toothpaste' .
It is important to clean teeth twice a day with fluoride 'toothpaste' .
Avoid cleaning them with 'toothpaste' , which will scratch the surface and cause stains to build up.
Metal tubes crimped up from the bottom like a tube of 'toothpaste' should be firmly sealed.
It is important to use a small amount of 'toothpaste' so your baby does not swallow too much of it.
a tube of 'toothpaste'
Even though most 'toothpastes' contain fluoride, toothpaste alone will not fully protect a child's mouth.
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