Vanilla Bling: The Ultimate Anticavity Fluoride Toothpaste for Kids - Tanner's Tasty Paste (4.2 oz.) Review

Visiting the product page, this toothpaste boldly claims to be "naturally delicious" and sweetened with "all natural xylitol". While xylitol is a key ingredient, until you scroll down to the full ingredient list, the grocery list purposely hides that it also contains SUCRALOSE. If you are avoiding artificial sweeteners, this product should be avoided, and yet it is clearly being marketed to people who would prefer to avoid it.

Toothpaste was sealed from the start. Reading the reviews on it made me very excited to try it as I love the taste of vanilla and am not a fan of most mint flavored toothpastes. However, I feel that the flavor is not quite what I expected, which isn't really the manufacturer's fault. I have a feeling it tastes more like butter cream cheese frosting, which sounds weird, but I think of it every time I use this toothpaste. A little grainy, but not critical for me. The toothpaste seems to do its…

I'm so glad we found this toothpaste. My 9 year old son has autism and I have tried every toothpaste I could get at the pharmacy or grocery store. He swears that any of these toothpastes taste minty or too strong. So this vanilla bling toothpaste was my saving grace for him because he was so frustrated he didn't want to brush his teeth anymore. He says he loves it and it's perfect and that's the only validation you really need. Thank you for thinking of children with taste sensitivity!

Bought for a child. Of course I had to try. He has been using the strawberry comb ever since. I've always found gratinated strawberries to be sweet, even sweeter than me - how disgusting must they taste for a kid with sensitive taste buds?! And toothpastes without mint always leave an aftertaste that makes the mouth feel less fresh. When I tried the vanilla tannins, I was pleasantly surprised that the toothpaste was slightly sweet, not gross at all - the taste was pleasant and mild. I was even…

I love this toothpaste! It tastes great. I recommend it to my patients with sensory problems and aphthae (ulcers) because it does not contain SLS. The reason I can't give it 5 stars is because it doesn't meet current ADA guidelines. The current recommendation for children under the age of 2 is to use a rice grain sized fluoridated toothpaste until they can spit up and then a pea sized paste when teeth are erupting. The directions on this paste are wrong and I think a pediatric dentist should…

I mentioned to our pediatric dentist (when I was there with our youngest) that I had trouble finding toothpaste that ours didn't have. Middle Child I Hate. He brushed his teeth (he is 9 years old) because we told him to, but he didn't like the taste of the toothpaste. Mint was out for obvious reasons (such a strong flavor for a young kid), he didn't like the strawberry flavor of Tom's of Maine for some reason, so for years I just went with Crest Kids Sparkle Fun because it was cheap (could buy…