Burt's Bees Burt’S Bees Toothpaste, Fluoride Free, Charcoal, Zen Peppermint (4.7 Oz., 4 Pk.), 18.8 Oz

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The amount of hydrogen peroxide this product contains may make it uncomfortable for some people to use, especially those with sensitive teeth. Some users also report a burning sensation in their gums with extended use.

Purely White Zen Peppermint Toothpaste Fluoride-Free

Hello’s kid-friendly toothpaste is available with or without fluoride. This particular toothpaste has fluoride. Moderate amounts of fluoride are good for your teeth. It helps remineralize enamel to prevent cavities from forming. Too much can cause kids’ teeth to develop white stains ( fluorosis). SLS isn’t the only irritating ingredient found in toothpaste. Other common ingredients people may be sensitive to include: Sulfuric Acid Monododecyl Ester Most people feel like their teeth get cleaner when they use toothpaste that foams and bubbles. This isn’t the case. Your teeth can get just as clean without the foam, but this may take some getting used to.You may have noticed that some toothpastes on this list contain fluoride, while others don’t. Some people are allergic to fluoride or don’t want this ingredient in their toothpaste for other reasons. Mani, A, and Thawani, V. “ Are all additives of toothpastes rational? ” Journal Of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, 2019. Whitening toothpaste can damage enamel if it’s overused or contains strong abrasives. Make sure to follow the directions for use. You can also look for a toothpaste that contains ingredients that protect enamel, such as stannous fluoride, sodium fluoride, or calcium phosphate. Is it safe to use whitening toothpaste daily?

Charcoal + Whitening Zen Peppermint Toothpaste Fluoride-Free

Turmeric is a completely natural product, which makes it a desirable alternative to less natural, over-the-counter teeth whiteners. But is it… READ MORE Like SLS, this is a common ingredient in household products like detergents. You’ll also find this ingredient in adhesives and lubricants. In fact, SLS is a type of sulfuric acid monododecyl ester. Sodium Dodecyl Sulfate (SDS) Yes. As long as you’re using the proper brushing technique (described above), SLS-free toothpaste will clean your teeth as effectively as those that contain SLS. This is another irritating sodium sulfate, similar to SLS. It’s known for irritating sensitive areas of the skin and eyes. SDS is sometimes added to toothpaste for its antimicrobial properties. Summary However, some people don’t like the feel of abrasives in their mouth. And regular use of abrasive toothpastes can wear away more than stains. Read the ingredientsLearn all about the gingival sulcus: what it is, how to take care of it, how to treat problem associated with it, and general oral health tips to keep… READ MORE Sodium lauryl sulfate is a chemical that causes toothpaste to foam when you brush your teeth. Small amounts of SLS are scientifically proven safe for human use, but some people are sensitive to it. Meet Our Experts: Bobbi Stanley, DDS, a dentist and owner of Stanley Dentistry in Cary, North Carolina , Lata Stefano, DDS, a dentist and owner of Stefano Dental in Sandusky, Ohio, Colby Broadbent, DDS, chief of clinical affairs at Summer Dental