Review on 🦷 Pearlie White Active Remineralization Toothpaste - Fluoride Free, 3.8oz (110gm) - Enamel Repair Toothpaste with Hydroxyapatite and Xylitol - Enhances Oral Health (1) by Emily Mason

In the preface I was researching active remineralizing toothpaste (ART) and saw that the hydroxyapatite data showed no statistically significant difference between fluoridated toothpaste in terms of tooth strength or health benefits. They are no better or worse in terms of dental outcomes and tooth decay prevention. I discussed this with my dentist who had limited information as it is not used in the US (ART). The main difference is that fluoridated toothpaste is passive remineralizing, meaning it needs an acidic environment in the mouth caused by beverages and food to be most useful, while hydroxyappetite is (active) in the sense that it works without the remineralization always active Requires an acidic catalyst/medium. In short, fluoridated toothpaste is better for people exposed to acidic beverages/foods and sugary beverages, which is quite common here in the US. me and my lifestyle I've been using this toothpaste for 3 months now. I have to say that I have noticed a significant improvement in the color of my teeth, a reduction in dry mouth and possibly bad breath associated with persistent dry mouth. My teeth also seem to have an extra layer of protection, I don't know how to describe it, I'm not a dentist but my teeth seem smoother than usual. Again, this product has a taste that also takes a few days to get used to, but compared to other toothpastes I've tried in the past, the taste is pleasant. I will be buying ART in the future although I may have to find a way to get it a little cheaper as it is expensive.