Dr. Jen Fluoride Free Toothpaste with 10% Premium Nano Hydroxyapatite, Xylitol & Glycerin, Remineralizing Daily Oral Care for Sensitive Teeth, Travel Essentials, Cool Mint, 1 Pack

Great toothpaste! I've been incorporating more nano hydroxyapatite into my oral care routine, and I was pleased to find this with a verifiable 10% concentration. It's pricey, but worth it in my opinion. It only takes a tiny amount to do the job, which is actually surprising considering it doesn't foam. I'm prone to canker sores, and this prevents them. The taste is fresh and not too overpowering. It's great if you have sensitivity, and definitely reduces or eliminates it. I had professional whitening done, and zero sensitivity because of this. It's great for preventing stains on your teeth (huge coffee/tea drinker), too! And, if you have gum issues, this will help tremendously. My dentist was very pleased at my appointment this past week. Will continue to use, and recommend to others.

Our holistic dentist recommended Dr. Jen’s fluoride-free toothpaste with 10% nano-hydroxyapatite after my daughter had struggled with quite a few cavities. We wanted something that would help strengthen and support her enamel without fluoride, and this was the product she specifically suggested. One thing I really like is that it’s a non-rinse formula. After brushing, she just spits and doesn’t rinse, so the nano-hydroxyapatite can stay on the teeth longer to help support enamel. That gives me extra peace of mind knowing it’s continuing to work even after brushing. The texture is smooth and not gritty, and the flavor is mild enough that she actually uses it without complaining. Since switching, her teeth look clean and healthy, and we feel much better about her cavity prevention routine. The only downside is the price — it’s definitely very expensive and one of the most expensive toothpastes out there. But for us, given the dentist recommendation and the peace of mind, it’s been worth it.

My Dentist recommends this! Great tasting and good for your gum s and teeth, this is the best toothpaste that doesn’t have harmful chemicals. Highly recommend, it is Alittle pricey worth the cost for prevention of gum disease and gum bleeding, I no longer have either

No fluoride , and works like sensodine, for gum sensitivity. I love it!

I like it, it seems to clean great and the flavour is good. I like that it foams more than other tooth paste. I tried it to see if it helped my wife sensitivity but it didn't, so I won't spend this kind of money on it.

This toothpaste is pricey but top notch. Tastes great for our daughter and I like it too -- it's not super minty, just lightly minty which is great. Wonderful clean, non-toxic ingredients in optimal concentration. I'm a super crunchy momma and this is *crunchy approved*. My daughter is 14 now and has never used a fluoride toothpaste -- NO cavities.

Great toothpaste Keeps teeth clean & healthy gums

I already like this paste after using it a few times. They got the flavor right, the 10% nHap (nanohydroxyapatite) right and it has the most favorable reputation among practicing dentists. For some reason though only the box has the complete proper instructions, which is to spit, but not rinse for 30min. The tube says nothing about not rinsing for 30min, this is an oversight that should be fixed as everyone typically throws away the box as soon as they get home. I've tried a few different brands of nHap pastes, boka, ollie, then this. Boka has a good price though I think it's less than 2-5% nHap which may or may not be ideal. The science is showing that rod shaped 10% nHap is ideal for best results. Does this mean 2-5% is completely not effective? No idea, still searching for answers and everyone still is as this tech is kind of new. I've have ollie 10% nHap as well, but the first time you taste it, gives a weird lotion like aftertaste or something and that one is not exactly pleasant. It also smells like lotion. After a few brushes, the taste improves and becomes more acceptable, but the clean mint they chose wasn't implemented that well. Perhaps there's unit variance, but it's weird. Dr jens as far as all my exhaustive research has shown, is the best one in the market, but it sure is expensive so what I might do here is alternate between boka and then dr jens honestly. So overall dr jens has the taste right, the texture is good, ingredients are acceptable, it feels fine after brushing, I notice nothing weird.