what's yall's fave toothpaste?
- Thread starter WinFonda
- Start date
I just looked the NeutraFluor up, and the only thing I can gather is that it is so hardcore it's only sold in New Zealand. And my natural rebellion makes me want to buy it.
Sensodyne. I was introduced to their toothpaste with novamin while in Europe for a few months and have been sticking with it since. I have to get it imported since you can't buy novamin toothpaste in the U.S.
I think Colgate Total has the most Dentist recommendations so I went with that. They could just be paid off for those recommendations though.
I use Colgate Cavity Protection.
I used to use Crest Pro Health, but it started making the insides of my mouth peel off. After researching it, apparently that's a somewhat common thing, so I switched to Colgate and haven't had any problems since.
I used to use Crest Pro Health, but it started making the insides of my mouth peel off. After researching it, apparently that's a somewhat common thing, so I switched to Colgate and haven't had any problems since.
I just buy tesco own brand cavity protection toothpaste, it's only 65 cents, it works, and I'm cheap.
I used to get canker sores all the time as well, and switched to sodium laurel sulfate free toothpaste several years ago and they went away never to return. And I did find that toothpastes without SLS but with fluoride are pretty rare, for whatever reason. I use the Trader Joe's brand- it's cheap and has a nice mint flavor that isn't too sweet or overpowering.
Seems like an incredibly unprofitable scam. I spend probably less than $10 a year on toothpaste.
I use "Sensodyne Repair & Protect with NovaMin" that I have to get from Canada. The "novamin" forms a hydroxyapatite-like layer and basically patches up weak spots in the teeth. I ran out of it earlier this year due to not being able to go buy it myself, and I noticed my teeth feeling more sensitive after a couple weeks of using other toothpastes. It works waaaay better than normal Sensodyne for me, which actually makes my teeth hurt while brushing with it.
My personal favorite is Arm & Hammer Bright and Strong. It really does what the label says because after I finish brushing with it, my mouth/teeth really do feel stronger and brighter. It's pretty impressive.
I'm currently using a tube of Arm & Hammer's Advance Whitening and it seems to be somewhat more effective at whitening my teeth, but I do prefer how their Bright and Strong leaves my mouth feeling in comparison in that it feels more healthy and fresh, if that makes sense.
I'm currently using a tube of Arm & Hammer's Advance Whitening and it seems to be somewhat more effective at whitening my teeth, but I do prefer how their Bright and Strong leaves my mouth feeling in comparison in that it feels more healthy and fresh, if that makes sense.
Meh, good point, didn't think of that. It's called something different outside of Australia and New Zealand: https://www.colgateprofessional.co.uk/products/products-list/colgate-duraphat-5000-toothpaste Prescription only, too, so via a dentist probably.