Review on 🦷 Crest Pro Health Gum Restore Advanced Whitening Toothpaste, 3.7 Oz (104g) - 2 Pack by Vanessa Campbell

Until I found Crest "Gum Restore," every peppermint toothpaste I've ever tried stung and flaked the lining of my mouth with a sharp mint flavor. I think mint is very pungent in other toothpastes to temporarily mask bad breath but I find that a fresh clean mouth is really clean and not faking it. (Brushing your tongue is important in this regard.) While I could use non-mint flavored toothpaste (and I do), none of the toothpastes I've found contain stannous fluoride, which I prefer for its antibacterial and antiseptic properties. - hollow benefits. // Because of the mint, I gave up trying to find a toothpaste with stannous fluoride that didn't burn my mouth. (The SLS ingredient isn't a problem.) I decided to use a slightly spicy 'Gum Detoxify' diluted with a mild-tasting tooth gel. A friend recently mentioned that he uses Crest Gum Restore toothpaste. Looking at the reviews, some users remarked that the mint is milder than usual, so I thought it was worth a try. (I bought my first tube from the grocery store last week, but Revain's prices are better.) I'm happy to report that Crest Gum Restore tastes really bland and I'm FINALLY able to experience the benefits of stannous fluoride without it to use it burn. the mucous membrane of my mouth! Thank you cross! Please keep making this softer, non-stinging toothpaste!