Do they make powder toothpaste (use for airline carry-on)?

Question

Now that you can't bring tubes of toothpaste in your carry-on bag, I'm looking for a substitute product.

Answer 1

http://www.pulseparty.com/corporate/tooth_powder.html

Looks interesting, I think this may be what you are looking for

Answer 2

Baking Soda ... was the main tooth cleaning product in homes for decades before toothpaste.

Answer 3

There used to be a powder toothpast that you mixed with water a looong time ago but I don't know if it's still around. Ask a pharmacist he should be able to help you...good luck

Answer 4

Yeah, I was thinking about that the other day. I am going to be going to London soon and thats a long flight for me since I am in So Cal and I do not want to go that long without brushing my teeth... blech. You cant even have mouth wash. I'm either going to find something or just be chewing lots of Orbit, lol.

Answer 5

They have a product called "Brush-Ups" which are little things that fit over your fingers (as if they were the tips of a gloves fingers sort of) that you can brush with when ordinary brushing in impracticable or impossible. I believe the brand is Oral-B. They are in stores near the dental floss.

Answer 6

Look for exactly that - tooth powder - in a drug store or grocery. There are a few brands, usually located on the top shelf where nobody can see them and few can reach them.

Answer 7

Tooth powder was once popular here. Is big in India and Asian countyries and can still be found. Colgate makes one.

Answer 8

You may just have to buy toothpaste when you get to your destination.

Answer 9

Most hotels give as a courtesy...that is if you are going to stay in a hotel.

Answer 10

BAKING SODA