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

Super fresh and effective.

The only thing that frustrates me is that the company wont disclose the percentage of nano hydroxyapatite that is in the product!!! They keep answering the question with a statement that it is proprietary information. I think everyone is wondering what the actual percentage of nano hydroxyapatite is!! To the company, PLEASE tell us the percentage of nano hydroxyapatite??

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.

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!

I love that the only plastic is the cap! The toothpaste seems to be effective, although I have only used half he tube so far. I don’t love the flavor, but it isn’t terrible and I have a second tube waiting in my Amazon cart, ready to purchase with my next order.

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.

Not falling for this again… Love the toothpaste, absolutely HATE the actual tube this company uses. In order to save some money, I ordered David’s instead of the more expensive Japanese brand hydroxyapatite toothpaste I love. David’s sends a hefty chunk of metal with each tube to help you “roll” the last bits of the product out but trust me, the minute you open this toothpaste tube, the product literally EXPLODES out of it, and not just the first time, but EVERY TIME you open it. This tube design or material has exploded so much product that half of the tube is down the drain so it’s a total waste of money. This is the second time I’ve ordered this and the same scenario has occurred. Toothpaste explodes out of the tube, doesn’t matter how much I try and manage it down or up the tube. It’s a mess. Overall: tastes okay, is very abrasive, is a semi decent product, but has terrible packaging. They also need to leave the chunk of metal out because I feel weird throwing this crap away every time I order a tube of toothpaste. What a waste of product AND metal. After 2 orders of this toothpaste and probably more than half the exploding product down the drain, I found a different product that once opened, has been neat and tidy, tastes great and is even less expensive than David’s.

I wasn’t sure about this product and actually didn’t rebuy immediately because the abrasive ingredients scared me about my enamel, but it works and it works well. Last time I went to the dentist (about 1.5yrs ago), I had 5 cavities of various sizes but didn’t get them taken care of like usual because my old dentist was terrible. I started using this and had to wait a while for a better dentist in town and just went, the dentist said I have ONE barely there cavity that we can watch but might go away with my current regimen. I used this consistently for a while, but then started using only a few times a week to maintain cavities and plaque by build up and use another throughout the week. Love the clean feeling this leaves me and the fillings it saved me. I don’t have enamel problems and never have, but If you have weak enamel or known enamel issues, I would use less and see how your teeth respond.

Davids Nano Hydroxyapatite is an excellent product that I wish I had discovered earlier. After brushing my mouth feels clean like the dental hygienist. The flavor is great, the sensitivity is down - better than Sensodyne, and using the tool was no problem for me. Unfortunately my dentist does not like anything that does not contain fluoride - its not ADA approved. I am not changing my toothpaste, I am changing my dentist. The image you see Davis is on the left that I finished yesterday, and on the right is Boka that I am starting today for comparison.

Pleasant taste, great ingredients