🦷 CariFree CTx4 Gel 1100 (Mint): Dental Professional Recommended Anti-Cavity Toothpaste, Breath Freshener, Mouth Moisturizer, and Cavity Prevention for Optimal Oral Care Review

I'm pairing this with Ugly Mouth Powdered Toothpaste for my 5 year old. I don't use much and together they lasted 2 months and more. My daughter had several limescale deposits on her teeth and I know that they can lead to tooth decay. So far, both toothpastes have worked together to keep their teeth and gums healthy. And she likes the taste, so that's good too.

My teeth were so sensitive they even hurt to breathe, and now I can eat ice cream without pain again! My enamel is very thin, so my teeth are sensitive and prone to tooth decay. After reading about nanohydroxyapatite I decided to try this toothpaste. I don't use it every day, but when I do use it, I brush with a different toothpaste first, and then brush with this one. I kept it in my mouth for about half an hour before spitting it out as well. Never rinse after use. It seems to have helped my…

It's only been a few days but I can already feel the difference. I wasn't taught oral hygiene as a child, so for the rest of my life I was careless and always ashamed of my teeth. This product seems to be what I've been looking for for years. My teeth seem very clean after brushing and I can almost feel a slight remineralization. Time will tell if that's true or not, but so far so good.

This is a very expensive toothpaste but I'm willing to pay even $16 for a toothpaste if it helps my extremely sensitive teeth. As great as a toothpaste, it caused another unforeseen problem - it caused dermatitis around the mouth and nose because it contains SLS as a propellant. Not everyone is sensitive to foaming agents, but my skin turns into a complete dermatitis nightmare when I use detergent or toothpaste with it. Unfortunately, I have to say that this toothpaste is basically unsuitable…

I don't know how long I've been using this product but I know it helps. My dentist wants me to stop drinking soda, but I'm a bit addicted, so he suggested remineralization as well. I paid $30 at her office for a tube of stuff to put on my teeth before bed and I didn't like it. I was shopping here and found this gel which I have been using ever since. My dental hygiene habits are not strict, so my dentist always found new holes to fill when I brushed my teeth for 6 months. Since using this gel…

I recently squeezed a pea sized amount of this toothpaste onto my toothbrush. Along with the toothpaste, a dead bug also emerged from the toothpaste tube. I emailed the company but have been greeted with silence since then. Speaking of which, I have been using this toothpaste and their mouthwash for several years now. Since then I have new caries. I never expected this to be a miracle solution and I liked it. And I suspect a bug can creep into every few thousand (millions?) tubes of toothpaste,

I'm not a dentist but my friend is. He wrote the following. I was convinced enough to try CariFree: look for a toothpaste that offers maximum protection to reduce the risk of tooth decay, neutralizes acidity to reduce erosion, and is non-abrasive so we don't wear down our teeth while brushing . We have a metric called Relative Dentin Abrasiveness (RDA) that measures how abrasive our toothpaste is on our teeth. The ADA recommended limit is an RDA of 200, the FDA limit is 250, and our recommended