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The Toothbrush of the Future - No Fluoride

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The Proton Toothbrush™ is the revolutionary natural toothbrush from Japan that doesn't need toothpaste (which may contain Fluoride) to make your mouth feel fresh and clean. It's like brushing with a Fluoride free toothpaste while getting your teeth cleaner than you can imagine.

The US government requires manufacturers of fluoridated toothpaste to put a warning on the package for users to get medical help or call Poison Control if too much toothpaste is swallowed.

The Proton Toothbrush™ uses special metal inserts in the head to provide extra ionic cleaning power not found in normal toothbrushes and not possible with toothpaste alone.

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Shock your dentist with how clean your teeth become using these new toothbrushes from Japan.

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That's Right...

The Toothbrush that doesn't need Toothpaste!

This amazing toothbrush is just what you've been wanting
for cleaner, brighter teeth.

Want Proof it Works?

Read some testimonials from folks just like yourself, who wanted healthier, cleaner teeth.

The Natural Toothbrush with Ionic Cleaning Power. No need for Fluoride Toothpaste.

Now knowing this, wouldn't you like to find a way to use less toothpaste
and thereby have less exposure to Fluoride?

You can greatly reduce or eliminate your use of Fluoride toothpaste with the Ion Toothbrush.

The Proton Toothbrush™ is the Toothbrush of the Future!

Simply put, the Proton Toothbrush™ creates a small electrical potential between the two dissimilar pieces of metal in the toothbrush head - copper and magnesium.

The copper and magnesium junction in the Proton Toothbrush™ head create an electrical thermocouple.

An Estonian physician named Thomas Seebeck accidentally discovered in 1822 that the junction between two dissimilar metals generates a voltage between the metals that depends on the temperature. This discovery, called the Seebeck Effect, is widely used all over the world today because it creates a very small, reliable thermometer.

In Russia and other republics of the Commonwealth of Independent States, radio receivers are sometimes powered by semiconductor thermocouples in remote areas.

The saliva in the mouth electrically connects the two metals, completing the connection between the two.

Why wait...

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The Proton Toothbrush™ is a great value, especially when you consider the potential danger of Fluoride to your health. You're worth it!

The toxicity of many dental products is well known. Here's a list of a few other common chemicals you may want to avoid.

Triclosan

Triclosan is a chlorophenol, a chemical that is suspected of causing cancer in humans and is registered with the EPA as a pesticide. It is found in many of the latest antibacterial products including detergents, dish soaps, and of course, toothpaste.

Isopropyl Alcohol (SD-40)

An ounce of this alcohol which is found in some varieties of toothpaste can be fatal if swallowed. It is very dehydrating and can assist other toxic chemicals to be absorbed into the soft tissues and the bloodstream.

Ethanol (Ethyl Alcohol)

Many mouthwashes contain alcohol, some are even more than a quarter alcohol. Some evidence exists that Ethanol can cause oral cancer.

Propylene Glycol (Antifreeze)

Propylene Glycol is used as a wetting agent in many types of toothpaste and is readily absorbed into the skin. However, the dangers of Propylene Glycol are well known, especially by people who have lost their beloved pet after their dog or cat drank from a puddle of antifreeze.

Polyethylene Glycol (PEG)

Polyethylene Glycol is used in cleansers to dissolve oil and in some types of toothpaste as a thickener.

Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)

Sodium Hydroxide is an alkaline substance that destroys proteins and may actually dissolve the soft tissues in the mouth.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS)

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate is a common detergent and foaming agent used in many personal care products such as shampoo, soap and toothpaste.

Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES)

Sodium Laureth Sulfate is another detergent and foaming agent which is also found in many personal care products.

FD & C Coloring Pigments

Many of the coloring agents used in personal care products, including toothpaste, are suspected of causing cancer. This is especially egregious as they are not a necessary ingredient.

Proton Toothbrush™ can help you avoid or reduce your contact with these dangerous chemicals. Don't you think you should get one for all of your loved ones now?

Read a description from the inventor translated from Japanese:

Ion Toothbrush which can be used without toothpaste

Magnesium and Proton Ion Toothbrush for plaque control has been invented in order for people to enjoy better health and to prevent the environmental pollution on the Earth. Ion Toothbrush has better plaque removing potential than conventional toothbrushes by making use of the electric potential difference between precious metals and base ones, which generate both voltage and electric current in the saliva as well as minus ions. Bacteria in mouth may be sterilized by a voltage over 1.3 volts, which could produce an electric sterilization effect. This electrical action of the electrons may help remove dental plaque from areas where conventional toothbrushes cannot reach.

The ion toothbrush helps remove dental plaque, which may cause tooth decay, gum disease and bad breath. We pay much attention to the fact that over 90% of human being are annoyed with bad breath due to dental plaque. By using the brush everyday, dental plaque can be removed completely and our teeth are always white. What is more, coloring matters on teeth by eating, drinking and smoking can be reduced with the ion toothbrush. As long as dental plaque is well removed, we can promote healthy teeth. Please keep your mouth fresh with the Ion toothbrush and enjoy more of the following benefits.

Potential sterilization effect from electrical action.
The Magnesium and Proton Ions may also help sterilize many kinds of bacteria in mouth.
Copper Ions emitted from the metal may help prevent bad breath.
Reduction of dental plaque.
Dental plaque, stains and coloring matters may be cleaned by a Hydroxyl Ion H3O2- surface-active effect.
As blood flows well, teethridge will be strengthened to prevent gum disease.

How to use

Please wet brush with water before brushing. If you use toothbrush with salt, it promotes to remove dental plaque. Toothpaste is optional. Because dental plaque can be removed without toothpaste by the operation of the electric potential difference from the metal beads and ions. But if you wish to use toothpaste, please use only a little.

Precautions

As soon as the bristles of brush is widened, please exchange it for new one. If teeth are brushed by widened end of brushes, teethridge can be injured and inflamed.
REPLACE as soon as the metals loosen in the toothbrush head.
Please wash the brush in water after use and dry it.

Materials

The handle and head of brush is made of polypropylene.
The brush is made of Nylon supplied by DuPont. The hardness is medium.
Toothbrush can stand the temperatures up to 80 centigrade.

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Instructions for Using the IonToothbrush

This is a revolutionary toothbrush that has been tested by several dentists in the U.S. and Japan with very exciting results. If you wish to conduct your own test, please talk to your dentist and design a protocol that will give you a baseline and then record changes over a 60-day period.

The brush requires no toothpaste. You can use a little sea salt or a small amount of toothpaste if you wish, but it is not necessary.

The bristles and head of the brush should be moistened with cold water. Then simply brush your teeth thoroughly for 1-2 minutes, being sure to work the bristles well along the gumline and inner surfaces of teeth. Give special attention to any problem areas and deep pockets. Then rinse with cool water.

The two metal disks in the back of the head create a strong anti-bacterial action. You may notice a short period of reaction from your gums when you first start to use the brush, but this is a sign of healing and will pass in a few days.

Use the brush at least once a day. (You may continue using your normal toothbrush and toothpaste as well if you like.) The brush should last at least six months. I have used one for longer with good results, and have gone for over a month using no toothpaste at all with no problem.

If your dentist does a bacterial test before you start to use the brush, and then checks again after about 14 days, the findings should be quite clear.

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