At first glance, Bite toothpaste bits look like candy mints, but once you bite down and start brushing with a wet toothbrush, it foams up just like the standard toothpaste you’re used to — but with a ...

Earlier this year, Nick Uhas, David Dobrik and some other members of the latter’s Vlog Squad, attempted to pull off the world’s largest “elephant’s toothpaste” experiment. And even though it went ...

That kitchen chemistry experiment you’ve seen on almost every commercial about home schooling during the pandemic, the one that produces a mammoth amount of colorful foam? Here it is. It’s adapted ...

Now we're all checking our toothpaste tubes. As if conspiracy theories could get any more wild, now there's one involving the different kinds of toothpaste that we use. The theory, which was discussed ...

The hosts of ABC's Live with Kelly and Ryan are Guinness World Record holders after an on-air "elephant's toothpaste" science experiment. Hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest were joined Monday morning ...

A movement is emerging online to shun store-bought toothpaste over a conspiracy theory that small colored markings on the end of tubes signify whether the product was made with natural or chemical ...

The quest for minty-fresh breath goes back at least 5,000 years. Around 3000 BCE, Ancient Egyptians equated beauty and health with a good set of teeth. They mixed ground-up oxen hooves, pumice and ...

Ground-up oxen hooves, fish bones and oysters shells made up some of the world’s earliest such pastes. See how much has changed today. The quest for minty-fresh breath goes back at least 5,000 years.