7.5% Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Advanced Enamel Protection,Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth,Gentle and Effective Formula,Fresh Mint,4.23 oz

Tooth paste arrived on time and not damaged. I used a pencil tip dab on brush, was thoroughly impressed how it got foamy and was enough to clean the teeth, the taste is subtle, nothing over powering and my teeth felt and looked clean! Very impressed!

I've read a bit about modern toothpaste formulas, and seen a lot of reviews saying that nHA is more effective at remineralizing teeth than fluoride. I wanted to give it a try, so I picked up this toothpaste.I've always had good teeth, but as I've gotten older they've gotten a little sensitive sometimes, and I've had a few cavities that needed to be filled. nHA is supposed to be effective for both.First, the obvious caveats: I'm not a dentist, and I don't actually know what's best for your teeth. Second, this is toothpaste from a brand I've never heard of, and I have no way to verify it actually contains what it says.But, I will say that my teeth feel noticably smoother after using this toothpaste. And I haven't had any trouble with sensitivity, although that happens rarely enough that I'm not willing to say it's the toothpaste and not random chance.As toothpaste, it seems to do a fine job getting my teeth clean. I won't claim I've noticed any whitening, despite the package claim, but I'm not sure I would notice. The taste is a very mild mint, much less flavorful than my usual toothpaste. But it's fine - even after the mint fades, there's no unpleasant aftertaste or anything. The consistency is as you'd expect for toothpaste.Despite my misgivings over the brand, my teeth feel good. I'll update this review if that changes.

Introduction:Hydroxyapatite (HA) is a relatively new ingredient that can be used in place of the well established fluoride (either in the form of sodium fluoride, sodium monofluorophosphate, or stannous fluoride) in toothpaste. It is not yet recognized by the American Dental Association (ADA) because it has not been fully vested by the research community. However, that does not mean that it is not an effective active ingredient. For example, you can browse open source literature (such as PubMed) and find research articles that claim that HA is just as effective as fluoride in preventing dental caries (researcher’s was of saying tooth decay). Please note that it may not be more effective but it appears to be at least as good and certainly has not shown to cause harm.According to the current research, it can totally replace fluoride toothpaste with no ill effect. You can look into the action of hydroxyapatite vs fluoride to decide if it is worth the extra cost to replace fluoride in part or in total.Use and Validity of the Seller’s Claims:1) Dense foam, penetrating cleanlinessI did not find that this toothpaste produced much foam. I am very surprised that the seller emphasized that feature. I tried it with different manual toothbrushes (densely packed fine bristles and traditional) and electric toothbrushes. None produced much foam. That being said, it may not be a factor. In each case I felt that the teeth were being well coated and that the toothpaste was penetrating. To me “penetrating cleanliness” is more important than dense foam.2) Long-Lasting Fresh BreathI found the flavor to be on the mild side without any real long lasting results. It is one of mint but somewhat weak with a milder candy-like presence. It is nothing like a “long-lasting” traditional toothpaste or what you can experience with a mouthwash.3) Designed for Sensitive Teeth to Prevent Irritation During UseBased on my experience, this toothpaste did not cause any irritation or discomfort to the teeth or gums. As far as being gentle for sensitive teeth, I did not experience a numbing effect as occurs while using toothpaste specifically formulated for sensitive teeth. If you have sensitive teeth or gums, this toothpaste may provide a long term solution but not an immediate remedy. From my experience, it will not introduce any such discomfort nor does it have an immediate numbing effect.There are several other claims that I cannot comment on, which have to do with long term results. These types of claims, such as whitening, plaque removal, enamel restoration, etc., are typical of all toothpaste claims and, IMO, should be true for all well formulated toothpaste.Conclusion:Based on it efficiently coating the teeth (regardless of foaming), having a pleasant taste, and presumably capable of doing what is claimed, I feel it deserves four stars. This means that it is better than some of the other hydroxyapatite toothpaste that I have tried but not a real stand out as would be a five star product.

This is a fresh mint taste, not overly powerful. Teeth and gums feel healthy and clean.

I just started using this 7.5% Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste, and so far, I’m really pleased with it. I’d been curious about hydroxyapatite for a while since it’s supposed to help rebuild enamel, and I like that it’s a fluoride-free option that still does the job.The texture is smooth, and it’s got a mild minty taste—fresh but not too strong. It leaves my mouth feeling clean, and my breath stays fresh longer than I expected. I have some sensitivity here and there, and this formula has been gentle enough not to bother those areas at all.It’s still early days, but I’m hopeful! My teeth feel nice and clean, and I love knowing it’s helping to protect my enamel without any harsh ingredients. I’ll keep using it and see how it goes, but so far, so good!

I've been using this paste for a few days now.Long enough to notice that my teeth 'feel' cleaner all day, they feel smooth and polished from brush (upon waking in the am) to brush (before going to sleep in the pm.)I haven't seen a noticeable difference in whitening yet, though it hasn't been weeks yet.The taste is very mild, slightly sweet, just barely minty. The paste bubbles/sudses/lathers well and my teeth and mouth feel clean after use.No evidence of rebuilt enamel, but I like knowing it may be helping with that, too.I would order again.

This toothpaste does feel like it cleans my teeth well, they feel nice and smooth afterward. The consistency and taste will take a little getting used to - it does have a pepperminty taste but it's a little chalky tasting.

This toothpaste has a nice, fresh mint flavor that isn’t super strong, which I actually think is a good thing. It feels really gentle when brushing and doesn’t leave my mouth feeling burned like some others do. The ingredients seem good and it’s made for sensitive teeth. I’m not a doctor or dentist, so I can’t say how well it works for enamel protection, but it’s been a good switch for me so far.