Uncle Harrys Natural Fluoride Free Remineralizing Oral Care Review

Note: I waited 2 months and used all 3 products before writing this: I have sensitive teeth. Also, when I first started using these products, I had a medium sized surface indentation and 2 small indentations. After a month, 2 little ones were left and the other one got smaller. I went to the dentist and Su was amazed at the absence of plaque on my teeth and how healthy they were. I need to fill my one void, but I'm impressed by how much making it smaller has helped. It has also helped me with…

This product's packaging clearly states that it contains lead. No amount of lead is safe to put in the mouth. If I had known it contained lead I would never have bought it.

My previous toothpaste made the underside of my front teeth transparent. Shortly afterwards my teeth look much better 😊 Mint is very strong. I used to get mint, which was much milder, but that doesn't bother me.

I took photos to see the progress of my remineralization. The photos are too blurry and disgusting to post. (Yes, I know diet plays a part). 3 Months Later: Large open cavity - except for the pulp in my molar - covered with a whitish plaque that doesn't seem to scrape off when brushing my teeth. That's very reassuring. However, I'm finding that other, smaller cavities don't seem to heal as quickly because they can't "hold" the minerals in place for as long, unlike the area where the larger…

Let's verify that lead claim, shall we? Unless you're a chemist (and I'm not), nobody knows what combined lead is. Google it. Be careful what you consume. It occurs naturally in bentonite clay. Bound lead - which is not the same as the unbound lead in very old lead paint - penetrates your body harmlessly because it is bound. This is the same lead found in food vegetables like Brussels sprouts, which contains 15 times more lead than this toothpaste. Because vegetables, like bentonite clay, come…

I've been using this toothpaste for over a year now and I love it. However, I've just discovered that the fine print on the bottle states that the clay used to make this toothpaste may contain lead as a naturally occurring mineral. I bought 4 glasses and gave them to the kids. Nowhere in the description here on Amazon does it say it may contain lead. I quickly took all the toothpaste off my kids. These jars are not cheap and now I have 4 jars and I don't want to use them as they can contain…

Before writing this review I wanted to go through the glass of this product to objectively assess its effectiveness. that will do for your teeth. After just over six weeks of using this toothpaste my teeth are visibly whiter, plaque is completely gone, my gums are pink and my breath is never bad. Is always. Brushing this before bed and using a miracle mouthwash makes morning breath a thing of the past. If I had been told before buying a jar that I would get results like this, I just wouldn't…

This thing is straight from heaven. I had a very small hole in one of my front teeth. I'm pretty sure I'm the only one who has ever noticed it, but it bothered me and I was horrified that a dentist filling it up would make it MORE visible. I went on a journey to try to heal the cave. This journey included switching to a whole foods plant-based diet, oil puffs, charcoal cleanse, peroxide puffs and more. I will say that the combination of all these things has halted the decay. The cavity remained

If you are looking at reviews to see if you should try this product, read my story. A year ago (November 17th) I had an abscessed tooth during Thanksgiving dinner. The pain was terrible, to say the least. The hospital waiting room was quiet and they filled me up with good medication to get me through the weekend before I could go to the dentist. (Note: Black Friday shopping was a lot of fun. I'm 37 and bought a mermaid case, 3 pillows, XBOX 1, 5 games, a TV and can't remember what else. The…