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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a toothpaste designed to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the purpose or function of a specific toothpaste product.
Example: "This is a toothpaste designed to whiten teeth and freshen breath."
Alternatives: "a toothpaste intended to" or "a toothpaste made to".
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Use a toothpaste designed to help with sensitive teeth.
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Brush your teeth with a toothpaste designed for sensitive teeth or use your whitening solution less frequently and for a shorter period of time.
The process begins by familiarizing your dog with the sensation of having your fingers in the mouth and ending with stress-free brushing using a dog toothbrush and using a toothpaste designed specifically for dogs (don't use human toothpaste).
It's also a good idea to talk with your dentist about investing in a toothpaste specially designed to prevent enamel breakdown.
While toothpaste is not designed to be swallowed, studies have shown that young children (<6 years of age) tend not to be in full control of the swallowing reflex.
You should also clean your dog's teeth regularly with a brush and toothpaste designed specifically for dogs.
But where once a smear of toothpaste might have had to suffice, there are now plenty of targeted products designed to speed up the healing process.
Industrial robots are typically designed to pick up one thing well, like uniform bottles of water or tubes of toothpaste.
You might be tempted to skimp on toothpaste, but if you want to improve your gum health, you'd be wise to choose a toothpaste specifically designed for it.
The receptor R1 also recognized fluoride in a toothpaste solution to as low as 50 ppm.
One UBS banker smuggled diamonds in a toothpaste tube to accommodate a client.
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