Crest Bubblegum Toothpaste for Enhanced Oral Care and Protection Review

Delicious. How can something that tastes like candy clean your teeth? Why don't they just make candy out of the same stuff kids toothpaste is made out of? My kids haven't eaten it yet because it tastes like candy. This toothpaste made brushing her teeth her favorite part of the day.

I needed a substitute for the traditional mint toothpaste. I hate the taste and my nose runs like crazy when I brush my teeth, probably an allergy. That helped! It's a little awkward to use "baby" toothpaste, but I can live with it because it tastes good and doesn't run out of my nose.

It seems like orange flavored toothpaste is almost a thing of the past and I can't understand why anyone would like the mint flavor at all. It has to be one of the most disgusting tastes apart from things you just smell and imagine how they taste. It's gum, not mint, it's tolerable even if it's an option for kids and my dentist suggested it. I brushed my teeth again so I think it worked.

Time of Truth. I'm in my 40's and I bought baby toothpaste. Guilty as charged. Other than that, it's like watching Howard the Duck or engaging in other past guilt. It doesn't bother me that it says "Baby" on it, but I still brush my teeth with it and smile at the taste. This is a nice change from the minty toothpaste I've used for the past 30 years. These are small tubes, but so is the price.

Orange flavored toothpaste seems to be almost gone and I can't understand why anyone would like mint flavor. It has to be one of the most disgusting tastes apart from things you just smell and imagine how they taste. It's gum, not mint, it's tolerable even if it's an option for kids and my dentist suggested it. I brushed my teeth again so I think it worked.

Item looks exactly like the picture. It was packed very well. It is very difficult for my 3 year old to like the taste of toothpaste. From blue glitter to this bubblegum pink and she loves it. Keep in mind that she is VERY stubborn about brushing her teeth and asks for "pink toothpaste" every night before bed. I haven't been entirely happy with the colorings and whatever but I can forget about that when my 3 year old is happy and ready to brush his teeth and develop healthy habits. Highly…

Of course I have a 6 year old but we have used many toothpastes and many others from Crest and this is by far the DIRTIEST toothpaste. If it touches the sink (which of course it will if it's spat out) it just sticks. My bathroom now always has light pink toothpaste in the sink. It's also not that easy to get rid of, in fact my son has an extra cleaning toothbrush to flush all the sticky pink toothpaste down the drain. That's why we return to the pasta variety. UPDATE: Trade my 3 for 1, BEWARE…