CariFreeGel 1100 (Mint) Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste with Nano Hydroxyapatite, Cavity Prevention and Enamel Protection, Dentist Recommended for Kids and Adults, 2.40 oz.

I don't leave reviews unless it's helpful to a shop owner I respect and like or if the product is truly remarkable. This toothpaste is really good. My teeth have much improved from periodontal disease. The cost is really good because a little bit goes a long way. At first I was uncomfortable with the notion of not rinsing after brushing with any paste. It is recommended that you brush and coat all teeth without rinsing and not to eat or drink anything 30 mins after. The feeling and taste in your mouth is very mild and even pleasant. I will continue to get this paste.

I always do extensive research when it comes to buying a health and beauty product. When I saw the review on this toothpaste I researched the website and reviews on and off of Amazon. I came across this product because my toddler has developed white spots on her teeth and I was not too excited about that.I originally bought the mint and used it on my toddler and myself. I love the mint. A little goes a long ways. It is a gel form but lathers well in the mouth. I have noticed when using this toothpaste that the amount of gunk I scrape off of my tongue after brushing is about 95% less than with normal toothpaste. That tells me that something is working in this toothpaste. Since using this toothpaste I have also received comments on my teeth. I have some sensitive spots when I floss and they are no longer sensitive after using this toothpaste.I ended up buying my daughter the grape flavor as it is more her flavor. She doesn’t mind the toothpaste. Her teeth are looking better, the white spots have started to minimize. I have no tried the grape flavor but another adult in my household has and they too like it and has said it lathers very well.I ended up buying the mint mouthwash as well. I was a bit hesitant at first because reviewers were saying it burned their mouth when using it and they refused to use it anymore. I happen to love the mouthwash. It does almost always burn my tongue but that is because of the damage I do to it myself from eating sour and salty foods. The mouthwash gives me an intense clean feeling. I use it every morning and night before bed.I also love the fact that these products do not contain acid (for shelf life) like most other brands do. Acid breaks down your enamel and that’s something you definitely want to avoid. I give his company a high five for that in itself!I’d recommend this toothpaste and the mouthwash to anyone looking for a great toothpaste that does as it says and contains no harmful ingredients. This company truly wants to protect your teeth and gums. I will co tongue to buy this for myself and my family.

Bought this toothpaste for our kids,Whose teeth are bad as mine,They say they really like it,It helps their teeth to shine!Dentists really love it,Fluoride content fits the bill,And who wouldn't really like it,If there's less to drill?The fluoride and xylitol are apparently a good pair to keep bacteria down as well as cavities. A little on the price side but if it reduces the dentist bill it certainly pays for itself.

bought this because i had a few cavities and was told i needed to invest in fluoride toothpaste to prevent more cavities from coming. this is the best mint flavor ever, i compare it to the Extra spearmint gum! sweet and minty. my breath stays fresh which is a plus and although i’ve only used it for a week i feel like my teeth are noticeably whiter! alsoooo even though it’s a gel, it suds SO nicely.

I've had sensitive teeth for years. I've also tried many different products out there before thinking of looking at scientific studies on what could actually help. Most of these products try to work from the standpoint ofdesensitization of nerve fibers and use potassium salts to try and achieve this (e.g. potassium chloride, potassium citrate, potassium nitrate). These products simply had not worked for me, and my teeth were getting more and more sensitive over time. I came across a reference to promising studies on re-mineralization of teeth using toothpastes containing nano-hydroxyapetite. Here's a summary from Wikipedia:"Nano-hydroxyapatite (nano-HAp) is considered one of the most biocompatible and bioactive materials, and has gained wide acceptance in dentistry in recent years. An increasing number of reports have shown that nano-hydroxyapatite shares characteristics with the natural building blocks of enamel having the potential, due to its particle size, to occlude exposed dentinal tubules helping to reduce hypersensitivity and enhancing teeth remineralization. For this reason, the number of toothpastes and mouthwashes that already incorporate nano-hydroxyapatite as a desensitizing agent is increasing."This was intriguing, because it was a completely different approach. Rather than short term nerve-numbing, one could try to re-build the surface of the tooth using this scompound (nano-hydroxyapetite is essentially a synthetic form of the material that composes our bones and teeth).CariFree is one of the only companies in the US offering toothpastes with CaPO4, so i placed an order and crossed my fingers. Guess what? This stuff really does seem to work! Over a period of about a month and half (brushing twice daily with this - and only lightly rinsing so that some of the product remains in the mouth) my sensitivity gradually went away. This is after suffering for years! I was skeptical that it would help, but it absolutely did. This is a hugely impressive thing. I do recommend mixing with a bit of good normal toothpaste (I recommend one like Crest Pro-Health with stannous fluoride) if you want your mouth to feel nice and minty tingly after brushing, but if you've got enamel/sensitivity issues give this a go.