Do You Really Need a New Nanosilver Toothbrush?
More great consumer products utilizing antimicrobial silver are coming to market, slowly but surely.
This is great news, because it’s a powerful way to help introduce the general public to the amazing, infection-fighting qualities of silver.
But are all of these products really necessary? For experienced colloidal silver users, the answer in many cases is probably “No.” Here’s why…
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A number of companies now offer toothbrushes with silver-infused bristles. It’s a great idea, because silver is highly antimicrobial. And brushing with a silver-infused toothbrush might help control oral bacteria that can otherwise cause cavities or plaque.
At the very least the silver embedded in the toothbrush bristles will disinfect the bristles which might otherwise harbor cavity-causing oral bacteria. And since these toothbrushes tend to cost around $5 apiece, it’s a relatively affordable way to help reduce the spread of unwanted pathogens in your teeth and gums.
But Is It Really Worth It?
Nevertheless, I still prefer to use my regular toothbrush and simply spray some homemade colloidal silver onto my toothpaste each time I brush. (See short video demonstration here.)
That way, I know I’m getting plenty of healing, soothing and infection-fighting colloidal silver on my teeth and gums during each and every brushing.
That’s important, because nanosilver that’s been embedded into toothbrush bristles, by its very nature, is going to leach from the bristles over time.
In other words, with each brushing over time, you’ll get fewer and fewer infection-fighting silver nanoparticles.
And therefore, the protection afforded by the nanosilver-embedded toothbrushes will not be consistent – it will gradually dwindle over time.
And eventually the nanosilver will be completely depleted from the bristles.
So you have to keep buying new nanosilver toothbrushes over time, in order to keep the expected level of protection high enough.
Simply Spray Colloidal Silver Onto Your Toothbrush
Now there’s nothing wrong with that. Like I said, at $5 a pop, these toothbrushes are well worth it.
However, if you simply spray colloidal silver onto your regular toothbrush and toothpaste each day before brushing, you eliminate the problem with inconsistent and dwindling levels of infection-fighting silver.
In other words, because you control how much colloidal silver is sprayed onto your toothbrush each time you brush, you’ll always get a consistent amount of silver on your toothbrush, every single time. (Again, see the short video demonstration here.)
And therefore, you don’t have to play the guessing game of trying to figure out when your new nanosilver toothbrush is “out of juice,” so to speak.
Glad to See It
Frankly, I’m glad to see more nanosilver consumer products coming to market. And I applaud the makers of this new nanosilver toothbrush.
After all, products like this serve a fabulous purpose in introducing the general public to the powerful disinfectant, healing and infection-fighting qualities of antimicrobial silver.
That helps antimicrobial silver go mainstream, so to speak. And obviously, the more people that know about silver’s amazing healing qualities, the better.
In fact, buying some of these toothbrushes as gifts for good friends or family members who might be unfamiliar with the powerful infection-fighting qualities of antimicrobial silver would be a great way to introduce them to it!
But the plain truth of the matter is that if you have a simple pump-spray bottle of colloidal silver available on your bathroom countertop, you have no need whatsoever for such a product.
You can simply apply your own colloidal silver to your toothbrush every time you brush, as you see fit.
And because of that, you’ll never have to worry whether or not your toothbrush bristles still have enough nansosilver embedded in them to provide the kind of tooth and gum protection you’re looking for.
Using Colloidal Silver for Teeth and Gums
For more great articles on using colloidal silver for teeth and gum problems, see these:
I hope you enjoy each of these eye-opening articles. Meanwhile, I’ll be back next week with another great article on colloidal silver…
Yours for the safe, sane and responsible use of colloidal silver,
Steve Barwick, author
The Ultimate Colloidal Silver Manual
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