BokaFluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Adult & Kids - Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth - No Sulfates & Parabens - Natural Flavors & Vegan - Lemon Lavender (113g) 1pk

I started using this toothpaste a few months ago as it was recommended for sensitive teeth, and I also wanted something fluoride-free. When I saw my dentist recently he commented on how brilliant my teeth are looking, and how little he had to do in terms of cleaning. Recently I had no choice but to use one of the well-known propriety toothpastes a couple of times and I couldn't believe how strong the taste was - I really couldn't tolerate it. I'm very much in favour of products that are as natural as possible, and this toothpaste fulfils that, as well as obviously doing a great job. I love this flavour - about to try lemon and lavender ...

Nice taste - not overpowering like many others.I definitely noticed a difference in how strong my teeth feel now. They felt really weak like they were going to break, but now feel more solid and smooth.I like how there's no fluoride in it too, yet it still has a strengthening effect.

Boka toothpaste is a refreshing change from the usual mint overload — the flavor is clean but not harsh, and it leaves your mouth feeling fresh without that lingering chemical taste. The big selling point is the use of nano-hydroxyapatite instead of fluoride, which feels gentle on sensitive teeth while still offering solid protection.The texture is smooth and foams lightly, though it’s a bit pricier than regular toothpaste. Still, for a healthier-feeling, dentist-approved option with a pleasant, mild taste, it’s worth the switch.

I’ve been using the Boka Nano-Hydroxyapatite toothpaste for a while now, and I have to say, I really like it. I wanted a fluoride-free option that still does a good job, and this one has been great. The Ela Mint flavor is super refreshing—not overpowering, just nice and clean. I’ve heard the Orange Cream flavor is good too, so I’ll probably give that a try next.The biggest win for me is how gentle it is. My teeth are pretty sensitive, and this has been such a relief to use. My teeth feel smoother, look a bit whiter, and my gums feel healthier too. It’s nice knowing it helps with remineralization, which you don’t always get with fluoride-free toothpaste.Yeah, it’s a bit pricier than your usual toothpaste, but honestly, it feels worth it. I think of it as an investment in my teeth. If you’re curious or on the fence, I’d say give it a shot—I’ve been really happy with it.

A very pleasant mild mint flavour. It foams ever so slightly and left my teeth feeling clean. Did it get rid of cavities after several weeks of use? No. Did it help my sensitive teeth? A bit yes. Did it whiten them? A bit yes. It's an ok toothpaste and if it wasnt so expensive I would probably buy it again, but for £10 a tube it's a hefty price.

I’ve been using Boka Nano-Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for a few weeks now, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! The nano-hydroxyapatite formula is a game-changer for strengthening enamel and promoting overall oral health. I love how gentle it feels on my teeth and gums, yet it’s effective at keeping my smile bright and clean.The Ela Mint flavor is refreshing without being overpowering, leaving my mouth feeling fresh for hours. Unlike traditional fluoride toothpastes, this product provides a safer alternative while delivering excellent performance.I’ve noticed a visible improvement in the smoothness and shine of my teeth, and my sensitivity issues have decreased significantly. I highly recommend this toothpaste to anyone looking for a premium, effective, and safe oral care product

Good for sensitivity and all natural, which is what matters the most. Good flavor. No Fluoride. Fresh.

The second best Nano Hydroxyapatite toothpaste. It doesn't foam at all and tends to dribble out of my mouth. Taste is very mild. Cheaper than the number one brand, that Japanese premio one. The biggest problem is that it doesn't publish what percentage the Nano Hydroxyapatite level is. The Internet speculates 2% but there's no way to know. If you were confident in your product, you'd probably publish this on the packet.