Davids Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Sensitive Whitening Peppermint 5.25oz

decided to get off of Fluoride and David's Toothpaste meets my needs: for sensitive teeth, whitening power, no Fluoride and minty taste

The mint taste isn’t overwhelming, and it leaves my mouth feeling just as fresh as other toothpastes just without the harsh chemicals. I’ve also noticed a brighter smile since starting a couple months ago.

I really like it. It took a little bit getting used to the real peppermint taste, but it leaves my mouth very refreshed! I had been using Sensodyne whitening for years before trying Davids. I have not noticed any sensitivity on my teeth and they do look nice and white. This toothpaste does not foam up much, which I like a lot.

I don't know why I decided to chance it but it didn't take long for my teeth to start aching. I realized baking soda might be the cause of my toothache issues when I switched between a few and realized the baking soda ones were accompanied by aching. I think I went with this because it claims to be for sensitivity and I thought the nhap would help whatever the baking soda affected but not the case. If you have tooth ache, consider it might actually be the toothpaste and don't just go looking for "sensitive" labels. This might work in combination with other toothpaste. I.e. not multiple times a day but once a day and a different one for other brushing. I've noticed not being as able to tell when it's been a while since I brushed. This was the main change so it might be effective at cleaning. The tube is metal and hard to press but the paste consistency is less firm than others so it works out. It didn't take much to get the paste out. It gives a light foam. The taste is not sweet. It's tolerable but borders on bad.

I like everything about it. Including that it’s ALL made in the USA. I contacted the company to make sure and advised they add that fact to their Amazon listing. Hopefully they did that by now. Seems to work very well according to the product claims. May seem like a secondary consideration but I’m half Japanese so packaging is important to me. Who knew that was genetic but it must be so. This toothpaste comes in a high quality metal-type tube. Even the cap is quality. Nothing flimsy and cheap feeling. You puncture the tube’s seal by reversing the top of the cap like with some prescription ointment tubes. It keeps this premium toothpaste fresh and tidy inside the attractive tube. I also had bought another toothpaste brand 3x the price of this one and it came in a plastic tube with a large plastic hinged cap configuration that allows the paste to gunk up the dispensing hole so that I can’t even close the cap securely without flicking off hardened toothpaste every other day. Drives me nuts. And I know at the end that I won’t be able to squeeze out a lot of the last paste from their plastic tube vs this one. With expensive toothpaste, I don’t want to end up throwing a lot in the trash. The 3x $ brand sits in my drawer while I find myself always grabbing this one with its twist cap. No mess ever and easier to squeeze out. I’ll be buying this product again.

Short review synopsis: while this toothpaste has admirable ingredients and claims, it failed miserably for me in protecting my teeth from decay. Good for you in desiring to protect your teeth by considering this product. I have used this product over nine months. In my long life, I can count on one hand how many cavities I have had treated. It is one thing to make beneficial claims, but it is quite another to see if those claims are effective and can be scientifically reproduced. This toothpaste may work for others much younger than me. Comprehensive review: Maybe after reading this review, you will be motivated to do your own extensive research to protect your teeth. I need to say that I come from a mindset that is scientific and medical. Because of my daily dental hygiene protocol, I hardly ever get a cavity. The information I now share may be objectionable in stating my findings using this toothpaste. I bought this toothpaste because it is well spoken for in reviews. I wanted a toothpaste that has effective, nontoxic ingredients, and has a reputation of remineralizing tooth enamel and protection from tooth decay. I am a nerd in my dental hygiene. I brush at least two times a day, use a plastic, pointed dental device to remove plaque and food at the gum level, floss, swish oral probiotics, hardly eat any sugar or foods that produce plaque, hardly eat any junk food except an occassional ice cream, swish this toothpaste for a minute after brushing, paint this toothpaste on weak teeth areas - I think you got the picture going nuclear on tooth maintenance. Oh yes, I do not use any mouthwash because most are known to destroy the oral biome that takes 24 hours to reestablish after using. I do not drink any sugary drinks and rinse my mouth after having a little apple cider vinegar or lemon juice and water for health. Many think that rinsing the mouth with the famous brand, while it does kill germs and leave one’s breath minty fresh, has a very destuctive affect on oaral invironment. YET, something awful happened while using this toothpaste. Not everyone will have my medical conditions and challenges. I wear a CPAP at night that causes my mouth to become dry. With a dry mouth, tooth decay is more possible. In the past month, I had a slight cough when using my CPAP so I would take a cough drop immediately before bed. After a month, I noticed a sensitive area in one of my teeth. In looking more closely, I discovered that I had other compromised teeth. Upon seeing the dentist, I was informed that I had five cavities. After using this toothpaste for over nine months, whatever remineralizing claims should have protected my teeth. Now I have a future dental bill of $1,250 and possibly a root canal. It is my fault for not thinking that the cough drops I used had “sugar” as one of the ingredients. I should have taken the cough drops and then brushed my teeth again - a tough, costly lesson! In further research and thinking, it appears that this toothpaste does not have enough hydroxyapatite, nor a delivery system that keeps it to remain on teeth and bond and not be merely rinsed off teeth when rinsing the mouth with water. The list of ingredients does not list the percentage of this ingredient. After this failure of expected, desired performance, and doing more extensive research, I have found other much more expensive oral health products that claim to be more medically efficacious for dental hygiene. I gave this product three stars because it does have safe ingredients and does not have neurotoxic fluoride, nor other toxic ingredients. I hope this product review has been educational and beneficial. Do your own research, protect your teeth, and be careful what you eat!

Safe, effective & tastes great. Excellent product- fluoride free. Gentle & I highly recommend this brand.

This is the exact toothpaste I’ve been looking for it has the products in it that I needed that I wanted and I’ve been using it now for since I received it has to be the best toothpaste I’ve ever used. I also ordered the travel size which is great carry-on or checked luggage give it a try you won’t be sorry.

Love the toothpaste. It would get 5-stars. Frustrated that Amazon didn't ship the package they advertised. Advertised the 5.25 Oz tube with Key for rolling up the used part of the tube. They shipped a 4 Oz tube without the Key... There should be 31% more product based on their advertising!

Muy buen producto. Realmente blanquea de forma natural y no yo que tengo las encías retraídas no me provoca daño

30% is air in toothpaste tube- maybe is factory one time problem--not buying again, you need another toothpaste to cover other needs for your mouth hygene.

prima product, goed aangekomen

Tastes good, works a treat! Kept my teeth in great shape, I recommend pairing it up with a good electric toothbrush and you're pretty much exactly where you need to be. I have "sensitive" teeth, never had a problem with it. On the pricier side for toothpaste, but worth the investment.