Created Chocolate Toothpaste Sweet

Are you ready to brush your teeth with chocolate, vanilla or caramel? The creators of this toothpaste based chocolate and mint promise that it would be nice to use to everyone, but especially sweet tooth.

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It is believed that chocolate is bad for teeth. However, the corporation Procter & Gamble introduced toothpaste   Mint Chocolate Trek, included in the line Crest Be, and it promises to everyone, "a rich, creamy chocolate taste to meet the tastes of the most convinced sweet tooth." This description expect to see from some cake or pie, but not have toothpaste.

The Corporation asserts that this product was a response to the wishes of the myriad of consumers who consider modern   toothpastes   "boring". And if a new product will demand in the US, where it now runs, in the foreseeable future we will see it in Europe. The cost of pasta is about $ 5. The line also includes Crest Be toothpaste with vanilla mint flavor and taste of lime and mint.

"The most difficult was to keep the right combination of taste, - said the head of Scientific Communications Procter & Gamble, John Skarchilli. - We use our proprietary technology, flavoring and cooling by means of which have the effect, in which the taste of mint is somewhat delayed, to give exit to the fore the taste of chocolate. The delay in the appearance of the mint flavor is 30-40 seconds. "

However, no matter what flavor you choose, dentists still recommend the use of fluoride toothpaste twice a day. It is also necessary to use dental floss and do not forget to check the half-yearly dental specialists. (READ MORE)

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