ORAJEL ANTICAVITY FLOURIDE TOOTHPASTE 119G(4.2OZ) - BUBBLE GUPPIES

Great item. Value for money spent

good for kids

My 4-year-old daughter really likes it, which is already a big win. The smell and taste are very neutral and pleasant — not too sweet and not overwhelming, so brushing teeth is easy and without complaints. It cleans well and leaves teeth feeling fresh. The ingredients are good and suitable for kids, which is very important for me as a parent. The texture is nice, not too runny, and a small amount is enough, so the tube lasts quite a long time. Considering the low price and good quality, this toothpaste offers excellent value. I’m very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend it for young children.

I've been buying Orajel Kids Paw Patrol Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste for about two and a half years now — around twelve times so far. That says a lot about how much my family trusts this toothpaste. The bubblegum flavor makes brushing time something my child actually looks forward to every morning and night. The Paw Patrol design turns brushing into a fun moment instead of a chore — it feels like their own hero toothpaste. Over time, it's helped my child build a positive brushing habit and even a bit of confidence about having their own daily routine. In terms of results, it does what it promises. We've had no new cavities since switching to this toothpaste. The fluoride protection really helps strengthen enamel, and the texture is smooth and gentle — not too strong or minty for young kids. It's also easy to find and affordable, which makes it perfect for daily use and reordering. I like that it's a product both fun and effective — a rare combination when it comes to kids' oral care. If you're looking for a kids' toothpaste that encourages brushing while giving parents peace of mind about cavity protection, this one is a winner.

My daughter has oral sensory issues and struggles with the textures and tastes of toothpastes. She initially chose this because of the Paw Patrol on the tube. However, once she tried it, she liked it for more than the packaging. She liked the flavor, and was able to brush her teeth for past the two-minute mark, making teeth brushing more effective. The clear paste helps it appear less messy if she gets toothpaste on her shirt before school. The fluoride makes it a quality toothpaste in preventing cavities. Orajel Kids Paw Patrol Anti-Cavity Toothpaste for the Win!

So I have alwats purchased the previous blue tube that everyone is talking about. But recently, mu daughter has been getting bad sores in her mouth. Its been months and been told by her dentist about all the possible culprits. (Just fyi, bleeding gums can be gingivitis, vitamind deficiency. Or even the scary "c" word). After running some blood tests, her results came back good. But left me puzzled on why my 5 year old constantly has sores that take longer than a few weeks to heal. I did some research and quickly realized that a common problem is sodium lauryl sulfate in almost all toothpaste, including the original paw patrol tube. Apparently, sls can cause irritated gums and canker sores. I ended up doing an experiment and bought the most affordable, natural, sls free toothpaste I could find. It has now been about 2 weeks. And all the gum sores she had healed. I was shocked. Fingers crossed that that was the reason for it. Also, I didn't even realize that this is the new formula. Everyone complaining that it changed is correct. Its a new formula, unsure if they discontinued the blue tube. But honestly, I am glad they have this sls free version. Its so much cheaper than the other brands. But i am wondering if the taste is bad, since I read other reviews stating their kids hate the taste. I guess I will be trying it tomorrow!

I bought this for my son as he moved from the Stage 2 toothpaste to a fluoride toothpaste, and it’s been a bit of an adjustment. The fruity bubble flavor is sweet (which he likes), and I love that there’s no sugar added, but the fluoride taste is still a bit strong for him. Some days he tolerates it well, and other days it’s too much. The tube is a good size for a kids’ toothpaste — easy for little hands to hold and it lasts a while without being too big. If your child is around 24 months and transitioning to a fluoride toothpaste, just know it may take some time for them to get used to the stronger flavor. It’s a good product overall, but the switch can definitely be a process for younger toddlers.