Original ACT vs. Restore

Dear Dr. Ellie,

I have just started your Clean White Teeth program. However, I have made one mistake (so far) and am wondering how serious it is. I bought the “restoring” Act. Should I use it up, or buy plain Act right away.

Also, how will Act affect my crowns and facings? Will fluoide remove the finish or etch the porcelain in any way?

Thank you for any help you can provide.

JN

Dear JN,

Sorry, but I am not an advocate of the Restore ACT. It contains alcohol and is a different formula than the original .

Give the Restore to a man (your husband, brother or some healthy young male) who will probably have lots of alkaline healthy saliva anyway.

Women need all the help they can get and I would only recommend the old formula ACT.

Best of luck,
Ellie Phillips, DDS



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