🦷 Revolutionary Enzymatic Teeth Whitening Toothpaste for a Brighter Smile Review

This toothpaste, which is listed in the product description at the top of the page where the customer buys it, does not contain any xylitol or sorbitol. I was looking for a toothpaste with no artificial sweeteners which is almost impossible to find. So I was disappointed when the package arrived and these two sweeteners were listed right on the container box. It also cost $18. for 3 oz. I will not buy again.

This toothpaste seems to clean my teeth but it definitely doesn't whiten as well as my Arm & Hammer Baking Soda Toothpaste. That's strange too. You have to brush your teeth without getting your toothpaste or brush wet, which doesn't happen to me, especially in the mornings because I always wake up with a dry mouth. Then you have to leave it in your mouth for a while (3-5 minutes), which is a bit weird and not very pleasant. The taste is slightly minty - not so much that you really feel the…

Of course, this is a little different from normal toothpaste. I get stress ulcers often and I was hoping this would prevent them. While the experience with this "toothpaste" was certainly distressing, it didn't cause or help anything when it came to ulcers/aphthous ulcers. Thankfully nothing happened in the short time I've tried this toothpaste. Her taste is mild. Advertised as mint but there is almost no reference to mint. I believe it is hidden by other flavors inside. I wouldn't say I…

****** Read instructions on box/tube before use ****** My wife has had a problem with dry mouth for a few months and in the past ends up drinking water every few hours while you sleep. After seeing this product, she hoped it would improve the situation a bit, if not cure it. This toothpaste requires you to keep your brush dry and brush dry. Dry brushing is doable since your saliva eventually helps create a smooth brushing environment. Then keep the liquid paste in your mouth for a few minutes…

Intelligent Enzymes Toothpaste is my first experience with an enzyme based toothpaste. I had to look up information on how it was supposed to work because the instructions on the box were a bit unclear. I love the idea of using a natural (hopefully healthier) version of toothpaste, but this one just isn't for me. Read on for my experience: When I first opened the tube, clear liquid came out. After that, the toothpaste thickened, but it was still very wet. I applied a normal amount to my…

The smart word for toothpaste struck me as odd, so I gave it a try. Luckily I read the directions before using it as this toothpaste requires a very different approach than anything I've ever used before. The main change is "dry brushing" - don't get your toothbrush or mouth wet before use. Insertion. It is recommended to brush for 3-5 minutes and then leave the product for "a while". There's no time limit, and I've had to kick some out to keep from choking! Due to an autoimmune disease, I…

Last year I bought a version with a blue whistle with my own money. Love how it actually heals your gums - ALL versions do! It turned out to be one of the best toothpastes for my son too, not only because of the bland taste but also because he doesn't brush his teeth that well. The paste actually cleans them just by being in the mouth. With consistent use, it will really help dissolve plaque over time. just don't rinse after cleaning. Also, it contains NO fluoride, so it's safe to swallow, but…