Davids Nano Hydroxyapatite Natural Toothpaste, Sensitive, Whitening, Enamel Health, Fluoride Free, SLS Free, Peppermint, 5.25 oz Metal Tube, Tube Roller Included

I’ve been using this toothpaste for about 4 months and I’m noticing that my teeth are definitely whiter! I don’t have sensitive teeth and bought this only because it’s “natural” and fluoride free and I heard from a dental hygienist on the YouTubes (Teeth Talk Girl) that nano hydroxyapatite can be a good option for remineralization for people who don’t want to use fluoride. The whitening part is definitely working after 4 months of consistent use (minus a 1 week vacation where I bought a travel size of whatever normal toothpaste from CVS). I don’t use anything else on my teeth that would be causing this- no mouthwashes, or whitening products. I only brush and floss and oil pull with coconut oil occasionally but not consistently. My teeth were pretty good to begin with and I don’t have any mouth issues but now they are getting even brighter! I’m happy with that :) And the flavor is so good! It tastes like those soft peppermint candies that melt in your mouth. Sweet and minty! 4 months is kinda a long time for noticeable results compared to what you can get with actual peroxide whiteners. BUT I would rather go the slow and steady route with a product that actually helps remineralize my enamel than to go the fast way with peroxide that can easily damage my enamel. My only complaint is that the product came gushing out of the tube when I first opened it and it was a waste of perfectly good toothpaste and this toothpaste is not as cheap as the normal stuff. I would recommend holding the bottle with the opening at the top and tapping it down on the counter and letting it settle to the bottom for half an hour before puncturing the seal.

I got this tooth paste because it was more affordable than my other non toxic toothpaste. It works well, and within a week of using it people complimented me on my white teeth. The bottle is a little messy which can get annoying. But over all I’d buy it again!

Ive finished up a whole tube and have no complaints aside from the god-awful taste, which is vaguely pepperminty and very bitter. I havent noticed much difference in whitening but I drink a hell of a lot of soda, so as long as my teeth dont get worse Im good. Im hoping the nhp will help with keep my teeth strong, but there really isnt a way for me to measure if thats going well, so Im just crossing my fingers and hoping, really.

Pros: my mouth overall felt clean from this toothpaste probably due to the peppermint oil in it. Cons: the sensitivity of my teeth didn’t go away. My teeth didn’t look any whiter. The toothpaste was very runny. It was fall out of my mouth as I was brushing. I just went back to using sensodyne!

I like this because the fda just had to release due to being sued that fluoride makes your IQ drop.

I got this in a desperate attempt to save my tooth enamel because it was one of the cheaper options with sodium hydroxapatite, which is supposed to rebuild tooth enamel. Ive used it for two months and its fairly good but not a major difference for me to keep buying it. There are more economical options from the mainstream brands, and these times call for cutting costs. The flavor was good, tasted natural and didnt linger or nauseate me. I absolutely hate how runny this toothpaste is— dont add water, be prepared to spit and have it run out your mouth and down your toothbrush handle. Youre supposed to brush for two minutes or at least let it sit that long before rinsing to be effective. Id rinse and still follow up with restoring fluoride mouthwash. The packaging is also problematic because I had issues at first with the tube dispensing too much product, but I found standing the tube nozzle side up helps to remove air bubbles and eliminate this issue. I waited until the tube was almost halfway empty to start using the tube roller. Because of the issue with too much product coming out and the potential for a metal tube to crack, I didnt get to make sure to squeeze the tube well from its tail end before rolling it. Something I tried recently and shouldnt be done too often is dip my readied toothbrush with toothpaste blob into a little container of baking soda to help scrub off stains. Its not great for enamel but adding this dry powder helped reduce the runniness of the toothpaste. Love that this is non-toxic and made in the USA but Ill stick to other easily available options.

I recently made the switch from to Davids because I wanted to maintain the enamel strengthening I saw with Bokas NHA toothpaste but also wanted a more clean mouth feel. This is the best of both worlds, leaving my breath fresh and whitening my teeth (they were already pretty white) in a matter of weeks. The only thing that could be improved upon is the lid. Because the toothpaste is liquidy and inside a metal tube, when you unscrew the cap and squeeze you get enough for your toothbrush and then too much extra. Theres no way to quickly seal the cap and so some toothpaste can end up wasted. If the cap were redesigned with some kind of silicon spout instead so you can better limit the amount that comes out, Id highly recommend to friends.

Edit: I got used to the extreme mintyness and don’t notice it anymore. Going to continue using this toothpaste indefinitely because of the hodroxyapatite and recyclable tube. Original review: I can’t believe this toothpaste says it’s for sensitive teeth because this is the strongest mint flavor I’ve ever tasted it toothpaste. It makes my eyes water and burns on my tongue, and I don’t have sensitive teeth. I’ll still use it because I want to minimize my cavities and I like that the tube is recyclable.

This toothpaste is very minty and not sweet… and i love that. It made my teeth feel really clean… first time I used it. Lets see if it keeps some coffee stain away…its a bit pricey…

Bought specifically for the hypoxyapatite content. Note that this toothpaste foams much less than conventional toothpastes, not a problem for me. Tube is very good with a metal key to get every drop.