Toothpaste Makes Me Gag. What many people do not realize is that certain toothpastes may trigger acid reflux. In those with sensitive gag reflexes, this sensation triggers sudden retching. Using a toothbrush that is too large or has a bulky design can trigger the gag reflex. The mint oil that some toothpastes contain can cause the esophagus to relax, which in turn allows acid or bile to travel upwards and cause heartburn symptoms. common triggers include brush bristles, toothpaste foam, saliva, mucus, throat secretions, and even bad tastes or anxiety. — brush size and type: as toothpaste travels toward the back of the tongue, silica particles mechanically stimulate the throat and upper esophageal lining. — acid reflux. — when you brush your teeth, the gag reflex is activated due to the contact of your toothbrush with the back of your. Those with a hypersensitive gag reflex have an overreactive trigger zone that provokes gagging more readily than average. Conditions such as inflamed tonsils, dental anxiety, or a heightened sensitivity to certain textures can contribute to gagging while brushing. going too fast while brushing or using products that you don't like, such as toothpaste with an unpleasant flavor or texture, can also trigger the gag.
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In those with sensitive gag reflexes, this sensation triggers sudden retching. Using a toothbrush that is too large or has a bulky design can trigger the gag reflex. — when you brush your teeth, the gag reflex is activated due to the contact of your toothbrush with the back of your. — acid reflux. Conditions such as inflamed tonsils, dental anxiety, or a heightened sensitivity to certain textures can contribute to gagging while brushing. Those with a hypersensitive gag reflex have an overreactive trigger zone that provokes gagging more readily than average. — brush size and type: common triggers include brush bristles, toothpaste foam, saliva, mucus, throat secretions, and even bad tastes or anxiety. The mint oil that some toothpastes contain can cause the esophagus to relax, which in turn allows acid or bile to travel upwards and cause heartburn symptoms. What many people do not realize is that certain toothpastes may trigger acid reflux.
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Toothpaste Makes Me Gag — acid reflux. Those with a hypersensitive gag reflex have an overreactive trigger zone that provokes gagging more readily than average. Conditions such as inflamed tonsils, dental anxiety, or a heightened sensitivity to certain textures can contribute to gagging while brushing. going too fast while brushing or using products that you don't like, such as toothpaste with an unpleasant flavor or texture, can also trigger the gag. In those with sensitive gag reflexes, this sensation triggers sudden retching. common triggers include brush bristles, toothpaste foam, saliva, mucus, throat secretions, and even bad tastes or anxiety. The mint oil that some toothpastes contain can cause the esophagus to relax, which in turn allows acid or bile to travel upwards and cause heartburn symptoms. What many people do not realize is that certain toothpastes may trigger acid reflux. — brush size and type: — acid reflux. as toothpaste travels toward the back of the tongue, silica particles mechanically stimulate the throat and upper esophageal lining. — when you brush your teeth, the gag reflex is activated due to the contact of your toothbrush with the back of your. Using a toothbrush that is too large or has a bulky design can trigger the gag reflex.
