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

I like this toothpaste for the ingredients and lack of some that are no good for you. This toothpaste also taste good and doesn’t leave that numb tingling sensation that other toothpastes do.

Ive always taken good care of my teeth and have changed the types of toothpaste I have used many times over the years and most of them have all just about been the same. I tried this toothpaste after my mother suggested it and I really like it! This toothpaste doesnt foam (which is actually a good thing because after using other toothpastes I found myself constantly going back to the bathroom sink to spit multiple times after brushing my teeth which was VERY annoying) but despite the fact that it doesnt foam it cleans very well. I use an electric toothbrush because lets face it they clean WAY better than a handle toothbrush but I didnt have to brush nearly as long to get my teeth clean using this toothpaste. This toothpaste also does not burn when you use it. The fact that its non-toxic is also a nice bonus for a substance you put in your mouth. My mouth felt very cool and refreshed after using it as well. I find my lifestyle changing more and more and I believe we need to support products like this that are natural and not poisoning our bodies or land. Plus I like the tube key where you can make sure you get all of the product out and not let any go to waste. Plus getting back on the health topic do some research about some of the ingredients you find in a lot of things nowadays - if our bodies are natural what do you think artificial (the opposite of natural) is doing to us? I want to thank the manufacturer for coming up with a product that promotes a healthy lifestyle and is safe and natural for us to use.

Im on my second tube of Davids toothpaste. I believe my gums are less sensitive, which is great, but I struggle with the runny nature of this product. It keeps oozing out after applying to the brush and squishes out beyond the cap, getting all over everything else in my drawer. I may have to store it upright in a drinking cup. The tube is also hard to work with if you are not trained to start a new tube by always pushing from the very bottom up, then using the tool to roll it upward. Its not as easy to do as it sounds with a metal tube. I find the metal also does not want to smooth out once its been squeezed opposite the bottom-up method. It certainly would be easier with a conventional (plastic?) tube, like most commercial toothpastes. I do like the taste of this toothpaste and how the product works, but work still needs to be done on the tube itself and thickening the toothpaste a bit. Hydroxyapatite is far better than fluoride, so I will keep using this, despite the steep price. Also of positive mention is that it is 5.2 ounces, not a 3.4 ounce tiny tube like the other hydroxyapatite toothpastes out there. That matters a lot to purchasers.

This toothpaste works as well as more expensive versions. My only gripe is that it tends to ooze out unless stored with the cap up. I definitely will buy again!

Teeth are noticeably less sensitive, a hint whiter, and definitely feel stronger (remineralized) after my first tube. I also love that it’s not in plastic… the metal roller is an easy concept especially if you used to use them in art class before ;) … Regarding people saying they have dry lips and rashes on their face, it’s only meant to stay in your mouth kids and you need only a pea sized amount. It’s also ideal if you don’t rinse with water, according to the holistic dentists; it has a better chance at remineralizing and doing its job.

The toothpaste itself is nice. Like the taste, etc. But the tube and the lid are terrible. My counter is constantly covered in toothpaste. The tube itself developed cracks anywhere it was squeezed at all and the lid leaks, so I tried one of those silicone stopper lids, and it leaks out of that too. Not sure what to do other than find a jar to put whats left in it so I dont lose the nice product!

I absolutely love this product. Everything about it is perfect. If your looking natural, sometimes you need to take a bit of a compromise. This doesn’t foam up like traditional toothpaste, but it’s because there’s no chemicals added to make it do that. It will definitely take some time getting used to it, but at the end of the day I’ve never felt my teeth feel so clean and shine so brilliantly. Okay so the reason it’s only getting 4 out of the 5 stars, is because it’s so hard to use. The tiniest squeeze makes the toothpaste come out so much, and it doesn’t just stop, it keeps coming. There’s so much waste because of this and it makes me so mad when this happens, because I hate wasting, and I absolutely hate seeing my money go straight down the drain (literally haha) I also understand this is due to the aluminum packaging, but there’s got to be some sort of fix for this, or different sustainable packaging.

Ive been using this Davids toothpaste about a month. I have noticed there is a gray substance surrounding the paste as it comes out of the tube. The tube is made of metal. I assume this gray substance is metal thats leaching into the toothpaste. I stopped using it for that fact. I really hope its not leaching metal, because its going into the human body which is toxic, but what else could it be?

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.

Fluoride is poison to the body