👧 Apagard Apa-Kids 60g - The First Nanohydroxyapatite Remineralizing Toothpaste for Children Review

My son was missing several teeth due to high doses of antibiotics in infancy. This caused his permanent teeth to appear without enamel. One tooth started developing decay and the others looked like they had followed it. We had a big dental job planned where he was going to be put in for 2 hours. As a last resort, I tried this toothpaste. I brushed his teeth twice a day with toothpaste and within 60 days the decay was gone and his enamel looks great. People have even commented on how white his…

I can tell by the texture of this toothpaste that it's different from others we've tried and my son doesn't mind the taste. I chose Apagard for my son because I am a dental assistant who assists with bone grafts and dental implants and there is a product called Augma that contains hydroxyapatite which aids in bone regeneration. I saw that this toothpaste contains hydroxyapatite and we decided to give it a try. We just got it so can't say I'm already seeing results but I'm so happy it can handle

I've heard about Apagard toothpaste for a long time and bought it. I love the product and can see results in 1 month. After this happened I decided to take the chance to see if it was kid friendly for my daughter. She had 2 noticeable caries and wanted to see if that would cure her without more invasive procedures at the dentist. When my daughter tried it, I noticed that her tooth decay properties improved. One of them has made a full recovery and the other is still in progress. Highly…

*Change after over a year of use: After seeing some success with my 2 year old, we completely switched to this toothpaste for our two children. Okay, not sure if that's what we do, genetics, the toothpaste itself, or all of the above, but both of our kids have multiple cavities 😭😭😭. Sooooo try a new potentially remineralizing toothpaste and see what happens. Rumor has it that glycerin doesn't remineralize well? I don't even know what to believe anymore. So upset I thought we found some great

Dental products with mint and cinnamon are too strong and sting in the mouth, and children's flavors are often too sweet or leave a strange aftertaste. This toothpaste has a very subtle flavor - the manufacturer's website lists the flavor as "lemonade", which is very different from American soda in the rest of the world, more like lemon sparkling water. For those used to highly scented foods, it may take some time to get used to. Personally, I think it has just enough citrus to feel refreshing…

This should be the standard for children's toothpaste. The remineralizing effects of hydroxyapatite are superior to those of fluoride (according to numerous peer-reviewed studies readily available on the nih.gov website). It is not safe to allow a very young child to use fluoridated toothpaste as they could swallow a dangerous amount of it. Older children who can be trusted to spit and rinse will likely benefit greatly from this product: it doesn't have the "fluoride burn" that comes with…