Yes: The detergent in toothpaste-sodium laureth sulfate (sls) can cause soreness and even mouth ulcers. There are sls free toothpastes available. If persistent problems see doctor.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Rule out infection: Your throat pain could be caused by an infection. Seek medical consultation to rule out that possibility. Peeling gums may have multiple causes. If you have recently changed toothpastes and/or are using a tartar control toothpaste try a different toothpaste for a few days to determine if the gum irritation goes away. The toothpaste may be causing the irritation.
Answered 7/2/2013
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Possibly, but...: From your description i would say that it may be your toothpaste, but it also could be something else. The fact that your gums are peeling, i really would recommend seeing a dentist quickly for an exam and diagnosis as to what the problem really is!
Answered 5/7/2013
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