Natural Fluoride Toothpaste by Viva Doria: A Powerful Dental Solution Review

Tastes great, packaging is great too BUT leaves a thick layer of 'cake batter' on the underside of the toothbrush bristles. I originally used the same brand of toothpowder and wanted to try the paste and was very disappointed as I had to soak my toothbrush in water every few days to remove the crust-like buildup. it's so rough Tooth powder didn't do it!

It has the same ingredients as Uncle Harry's but is much cheaper. yes it is salty It should be. Salt helps maintain the pH balance in your mouth for optimal oral health. I don't know about teeth whitening and all that, but it's great for gum disease. Cleans great and doesn't smear at all. Take a pea-sized amount with a dry toothbrush and brush thoroughly. It should dissolve in the saliva when you brush your teeth and not leave a mess in the sink. If there's a mess, you're doing it wrong.

This is the best toothpaste I have ever used! It not only effectively cleans and polishes teeth, but also thoroughly freshens breath. And it takes quite a bit of paste. But what is most pleasant for me, my teeth have stopped hurting! I have very sensitive teeth and they don't hurt at all. I can recommend this product without hesitation.

Very nice, I like it! A supplement: not if you're used to the usual disgusting sweet tooth. Also, my newest glass just fell out of the first aid kit and broke in the sink. You have to be more careful! In fact, I chose this product partly because it's not plastic. Teeth look and feel great and it's a refreshing natural flavor blend.

Viva Doria Natural Mint Flavored Toothpaste Ordered and received in June 2020; wrapped in plastic wrap. The 3 ounce jar and black plastic lid were easy to open and small enough to be stored on a vanity shelf. I quickly got used to the saltiness but found the mint flavor was too strong for my mouth. I especially don't like the scent of wintergreen. The texture was fine-grained, larger than tooth powder. Be sure to seal your lips tightly around the brush - the splatters will be a bit difficult to

It tastes so disgusting. I understand that natural toothpaste isn't going to taste great, but this sucks. Also, the toothpaste comes with a plastic cap which was a bummer. It also left a gross residue on my patient that only took two days to accumulate. I have a feeling there are better options.

Fluoride-free clay toothpastes are not new to me. I used the one that costs over $25 for two ounces so I decided to see what else was out there. I stumbled across this one (I've also tried cinnamon, I'll cover that separately) and gave it a try. HORRIBLE taste. It's very salty and the peppermint flavor is so subtle it's almost pointless. If these people would add a peppermint flavor, I could omit the salt and keep using it because my mouth/teeth feel clean after brushing with this stuff. But to

My teeth turned yellow and became very sensitive to temperature and sugar during daily cleaning with this product. It's also disgustingly salty and can cause buildup in the sink. I guess I don't know why I expected rubbing clay on my teeth to do anything positive. I don't feel like dentures anytime soon so I'll be using real toothpaste with fluoride and other science backed ingredients, thanks.