Crest Pro Health Advanced Protection Toothpaste Oral Care in Toothpaste Review

I have an autoimmune problem that sometimes causes my gums to bleed. I've been using this product for a few months and it seems to reduce bleeding gums, tastes good, cleans my teeth well and doesn't seem to irritate my mouth. I will continue to use it.

Well I've been using this product for a few weeks now and I've noticed that I get semen like spots in my mouth every time I use it. You have to scrub your mouth thoroughly to avoid this, and sometimes, even when I think I'm doing it, I still get it in my mouth. It's disgusting. Toothpaste cleans my teeth really well but if I could stop putting it in my mouth after using it that would be great.

This toothpaste leaves a film (gel-like substance) in my mouth that I have to remove by hand after brushing my teeth. The film continues to drop for at least two hours. It definitely looks weird when I'm talking to people and I have to take some white jelly out of my mouth. I have never had this experience with toothpaste and will not buy this product again.

I wonder how the FDA approved it for sale. This toothpaste has severely damaged my oral mucosa! STOP using if you feel your mouth is damaged. I don't want people to feel disgusted so I don't upload pictures.

Immediately after the first use, this toothpaste caused severe irritation of the mouth and inner lips with inflammation and peeling of the skin. It feels like my lips and mouth are sunburned. It also caused a slight swelling of the lips. Another effect was gum irritation at the gum line. Toothpaste contains many ingredients, so I don't know which ingredient or combination of ingredients might be causing the reaction. A mild antihistamine tablet (10 mg loratadine) and a 500 mg Tylenol tablet…

Absolutely disgusting taste. He is bitter and evil. I can actually tolerate the bitterness of baking soda (I'm assuming it's a bitter ingredient), but when it's combined with the horrible artificial mint flavor, it becomes unbearable. I bought three packs thinking they would be a good deal but after trying (several times) to get used to them I just gave up and threw them all in the trash. I know it's a waste of time, but it was so bad I didn't even feel like brushing my teeth. And yet plain old

I am very happy to report that Crest is the best. I think at some point they improved their quality because I gave up on Crest many years ago and started trying many other brands. Well, years later, it's nice to see a new and improved Crest product. As long as they do it this well I will keep buying it. I love that unlike most toothpastes on the market, it's ADA approved. As far as I know, this is the best toothpaste you can get. UPDATE: The "tape in mouth" complaint reported by other users? I…

Toothpaste, right? Why rejoice? For a while I had mediocre oral hygiene, brushing and flossing once a day (I know that's not enough, don't judge me). I thought I was fine until a small part of my tooth broke off and I've had a metallic taste in my mouth ever since. There are also some pretty annoying gum stains on a couple of teeth that I don't know what they are. Decided to give it a try. It's too soon to say it solved all my problems (wouldn't it be nice for $10?), but wow, there's definitely