Hydroxi Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Remineralizing, Sensitive Support, Whitening, Antiplaque, SLS Free, Natural Peppermint, Made in USA, 1.75oz (Travel Size)

I had recently got my teeth whitened at my dentist, two days later, they had nearly gone 80% back to being the awful, pre-bleaching shade. I asked another dentist why this happened and he harped on the fact that some people, like me, have extremely porous teeth from acidic foods and drinks (as well as carbonated beverages). Being that I’ve lived off of lemon water for a year, this made sense (much to my utter dismay). This dentist also mentioned that FLUORIDE in toothpaste also yellows teeth - that Crest even admitted that it does - and that I should use NHa toothpaste instead because it will make my teeth less porous/remineralize them & decrease risk of restaining. And so my search began… I had first tried Himalaya naturals - worked ok but was YELLOW! Now, in the pursuit of WHITE TEETH why would I use a yellow toothpaste!? I couldn’t trust the shade, no matter how white the bubbles were. It did NOT even clean my teeth after a particularly staining meal/after a long day. Next I tried David’s NHa toothpaste. David’s has great flavor, cleans my teeth exceptionally well, but didn’t foam/needs extra toothpaste to foam. While it’s not a big issue, it’s important to some to know especially if you’re used to all the bubbles from regular store toothpaste. I didn’t know how good David’s was until I finished this travel size and made the splurged on Dr. Jen’s Natura NHa toothpaste. Dr Jen’s touts itself as the elite NHa remineralizing toothpaste with 10% NHa. It tastes AMAZING, foams wells, cleans my teeth good, but at $30 for a tube…. It better brush my teeth FOR me, especially when I’m brushing 3x a day!! However, after tirelessly whitening - seeing my teeth getting restained - whitening - seeing my teeth get restained, I decided to start using David’s instead to compare how this works upon learning about a new trick for locking in a whitening treatment: dissolve a blob of toothpaste in your saliva, then with your tongue saturate your teeth, next quickly put on your bleaching trays/clear retainers and go to bed. The white NHa mineral lodges itself into your teeth and makes them whiter. When I tried this technique with Dr. Jens (which is actually much whiter colored toothpaste than David’s which leans ever so slightly grey/muted white), I got no results - but when I brushed with David’s and used this technique in my clear retainer? GAME CHANGER!! White teeth, less porous, less going crazy after seeing a meal ruin my bleaching progress. David’s is superior. I’m glad it’s only $10 so I can feel better about buying one for home and one for at work without feeling frivolous in my humble pursuit of white, healthy teeth.

I really like how clean my teeth and whole mouth feel after using David’s. My sensitive teeth have no issues at all. It’s pricey and that makes it hard for me to purchase it every time my family needs its but it’s worth it.

Good travel toothpaste. Taste is good, though instructions don't clarify if this needs water or not or to leave it on teeth for longer periods in order to work better. My other nano hydroxyapatite paste says to not use water and leave it on teeth for long periods for best results. It is non toxic, unlike fluoride based paste. This paste will not nuke your mouth and make everything taste weird, there is no after taste and you can eat anything after you brush just fine.

I’ve been using David’s Toothpaste for a while now, and I love that it’s made with safe, clean ingredients—free from harmful chemicals and artificial flavors. It leaves my mouth feeling fresh and clean without that overly intense or artificial aftertaste some other toothpastes have. The only downside is the price—it’s definitely on the higher end compared to standard toothpaste. But I’ve come to accept that’s part of choosing cleaner, non-toxic products. If you’re trying to reduce your exposure to unnecessary chemicals, it’s worth the investment.

Great product for sensitivity and whitening. Very pleased!

Came in on time. 1st time using this brand. And not bad tasting.

Bought this since I couldn't get Spry delivered soon enough. Did'nt like the taste or texture of this toothpaste. May be good for tooth enamel but I think I'll stick to Spry. I get great dental checkups with it, even at 69.

This is fantastic toothpaste. I have not used fluoride in years. I am at my parents, ran out of my usual and all I had was fluoride toothpaste. This is as stated. Cleaned my teeth like I had been at the dentist. I love it.!