Review on 🦷 Crest White Charcoal Teeth Whitening Toothpaste for Optimal Oral Care by Jermaine Fleming

I only use these once a day in the morning as I use my prescription toothpaste at night. It has a grainy texture, has a "normal" taste, and doesn't leave a film, grain, or odd taste/feel. Black coal leaves nothing behind. It doesn't take much to brush effectively, but honestly I use a Waterpik combo and their small-headed toothbrush (similar to Oral-B) works so well that I can use a little less toothpaste on it. compared to the large heads of most toothbrushes. Anyway, I've been using Colgate Whitening Toothpaste, but for about a year I've only used Dr. Bronner (cinnamon flavored) which I love. To assure you, the reader, of the accuracy of my statement that this is a 5 star product, I hesitate to report that I have a removable partial denture. Not bragging but this is how I can say that Crest Charcoal Whitening makes a difference. It started 2 months ago when I noticed that the teeth in my partial dentures were at least a few shades whiter than my real teeth. As I looked at all the packets of toothpaste available now, I decided to go back to my childhood roots, Crest, which is often ADA approved, and I figured if they offer a charcoal formula, it should be safe anyway. After 1 tube I could easily see that my teeth – artificial and real – "fit” again. The particles in general and mine in particular shine like real teeth as the coating tarnishes. We are therefore warned against brushing partial teeth like real teeth, ie with an ordinary toothpaste (and especially with an abrasive formula). With that in mind, since the partial and real teeth are right next to each other in the front, we have a reliable way of seeing what's going on.