SquigleTooth Builder SLS Free Toothpaste (Stops Tooth Sensitivity) Prevents Canker Sores, Cavities, Perioral Dermatitis, Bad Breath, Chapped Lips, 4 oz (4 Ounce (Pack of 12), Unflavored)

I had a reaction to a floride toothpaste and started to use this 3 years ago. I like that it doesn't have a strong taste. It leaves my teeth clean. My dentist approves.

I have been suffering from abrasion by the strong toothpastes. Because I don't have good teeth, I usually take time to clean my teeth. Before using this Squigle Tooth Builder, I have suffered from not only cavities but also sensitive teeth due to the abrasion. It was a dilemma to me: longer I clean my teeth, it is more probable that I'm free from cavities but make my teeth more sensitive for thinning outer layer of my teeth. However, this toothpaste has relieved my concern of the sensitive teeth. And it works well, too.The only con of this is it has no taste. So it may be very weird if you use this for the first time. But once you are accustomed to this, you will find it really helps your teeth be clean and be out of sensitive condition.

I first bought this because I was developing a lot of sensitivity and eating and drinking were a misery. my dentist confirmed it was just sensitivity and recommended the usual stuff. Whatever was in it irritated my gums and mouth and so did the other major sensitive brands so I went on suffering until one day someone suggested squiggle. The taste did not impress me but I decided to finish the tube it made my teeth feel smooth and clean. Some time later I noticed my teeth were starting to hurt which then made me realize they had stopped before. Well I bought more squiggle, I've been using it for 2 years straight now and no pain at all. The returning sensitivity I had noticed was because I had finished the tube and gone on to something else. It takes a while to fully work and a while to stop but once its working, its great! You dont' need much so the price isn't quite as bad as it seems.

Excellent product that unfortunately have not seen in any of the local department stores, or pharmacies. This is not a well known product. Its great in that it isn't watery like some of the Toms of Maine toothpaste products, and tastes better. Tom's of Maine Sensitive Toothpaste is somewhat thicker than their other Tom's toothpaste products, but doesn't taste as good as Squiggle.

I like this product because there’s no strong taste, and my dentist recommended it saying that it actually helps build and strengthen enamel.

Love this stuff. One son actually had a tooth regrow enamel and the cavity disappeared. Have dentist x-ray records!It also helped me greatly with my sensitive teeth! I love that it doesn't just have 'numbing agents' in it, like most sensitive toothpaste, it actually has calcium that gets in there and fills in the gaps.Pleasant taste and texture also. I buy by the case for the entire family to use! A dab will do you!

Finally, after years of using Sensidine, I no longer need to be numbed before a teeth cleaning. I came across this product when a dermatoligist recommended I find a toothepaste with no artificial flavoring for my sensitive skin. I had no idea it was going to cure all my sensitivity. It's great, but it takes getting used to brushing without any flavor added.

I have sensitive teeth. Cold air or water gets a strong reaction from me. One toothpaste I tried fixed this but I found out it deadened the nerves to solve the problem. How big pharma,no thanks. Tried this a few years ago and my problems disappeared. Over time I noticed a what appeared to white calcification started appearing on my tooth roots where my gums had been worn away by over brushing. I have this thing against the medical/industrial complex and keep my distance occasionally to my teeth's regret. I have had a tooth split down the middle, each half connected to a root and a 1/4" gap between the halves with the inner tooth exposed to God and the world. That was years ago, using Squigle all the time, and the interior of the tooth is white and pristine-no decay there or anywhere else in my mouth that I know of. I'm a fan.