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Canker-Sore Control

If you suffer from canker sores, this will be welcome news: Simply changing your toothpaste could prevent these lesions. A common toothpaste ingredient, sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS), dries the mucus lining that protects against irritants such as acidic foods - a major cause of the sores, says Pal Barkvoll, an oral surgeon in Oslo, Norway. After having 10 canker-prone people brush with an SLS-free toothpaste for three months, Dr. Barkvoll found that the incidence of sores dropped by 70 percent. Check the labels for SLS-less toothpastes.
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Can toothpaste contribute to canker sores? Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) is the detergent found in most toothpastes. But research from Oslo, Norway indicates SLS may precipitate canker sores in people already prone to get them. Oral surgeon Paul Barkvoll found a 70 percent decrease in occurrence of canker sores when susceptible persons switched to a toothpaste that did not contain SLS. Barkvoll suspects the ingredient dries out the protective mucous layer lining the mouth, leaving the gums and cheeks vulnerable to irritants like acids in foods. Until recently, the only U.S.-marketed toothpaste without SLS was Rembrandt’s Natural. But others are now following suit.  August, 1995
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