Natural Dentist Fluoride Toothpaste Gingivitis Review

I buy toothpaste without SLS to prevent mouth ulcers and this works well for that purpose. This is my morning toothpaste that I use before breakfast so the minty flavor doesn't spoil my breakfast. It has a mild grape flavor with a slightly soapy undertone, but isn't unpleasant at all. This leaves the mouth feeling clean and fresh without leaving any taste after rinsing the mouth. Children or adults who don't like mint flavor will love this toothpaste.

I would highly recommend this toothpaste to anyone who has a cranky child or doesn't like the candy on the shelves these days. I was looking for grape flavored toothpaste for my son and couldn't find it. The only flavors I have ever found were berries or bubblegum and they were too sweet for my son's liking. This brand has a subtle grape flavor and doesn't overwhelm my son. My son also had a tendency to choke on foamy toothpaste bubbles in his mouth! However, this problem does not exist because

If your child hates toothpaste, I highly recommend trying it. First, it tastes great. It doesn't taste like fluorine, but there is fluorine. Second, it's more of a transparent thick gel. Because of this I can also use it on their silicone brush (which is also lucky, they're here at Revain, it's a "U" shaped toothbrush that vibrates, some of them have UV lights on while working) . They use sudsy toothpaste and they have non-sudsy baby toothpaste that tastes even remotely acceptable lol. This one

My daughter has SOD and SPD and couldn't stand the texture of this toothpaste so I started using it and it tastes 99.9% of the time kids great. . I would keep it out of the reach of children because they might want to eat it. I've bought probably 20 different flavors and textures and as soon as the toothpaste gets in her mouth she starts to vomit. So don't let her not being able to use it give you a negative impression, it's a great toothpaste, the pasta is probably one of the best I've bought.

I have bought this several times for my kids over a year. I was incredibly disappointed when I realized that I had completely overlooked the fact that it has titanium dioxide in it and that since it is a clear toothpaste it is very likely that it is full of nanoparticles (non-nano turns chalky white be). I never associated the dots with nanoparticles until I saw several sunscreen and toothpaste recommendations that said pure = nano is titanium dioxide and absorbs well into the skin and gums and