Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth

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WHY WE COST MORE:

We believe in providing the highest quality dental care. Unlike other brands that use cheap fillers like glycerin, our toothpaste is free from such additives. Glycerin can inhibit calcium absorption and attract plaque, making it less effective for your teeth. Instead, we use the highest quality nano-hydroxyapatite, which has been clinically tested for effective enamel repair.

ENAMEL REPAIR TOOTHPASTE WITH HYDROXYAPATITE:

Hydroxyapatite is a natural form of calcium found in over 90% of tooth enamel. Our toothpaste uses this ingredient to remineralize and repair your enamel, providing gentle whitening without abrasiveness. With a high concentration of both nano and non-nano hydroxyapatite, our formula is clinically proven to reduce sensitivity and promote healthier enamel.

SUPERIOR TOOTH REMINERALIZATION:

Our toothpaste is formulated to provide superior remineralization and sensitivity relief. With a low RDA of 87 and a pH range of 7.2 to 7.4, it offers optimal enamel protection. The high concentration of 11% nanohydroxyapatite and non-nano hydroxyapatite targets both damaged enamel and supports your saliva's natural mineralization process.

DENTIST FORMULATED AND MADE IN THE USA:

Researched over 7 years by a top holistic dentist, our toothpaste follows a biomimetic approach, focusing on the health of the entire oral cavity. Our dentist's practice and philosophy aim to heal and support natural patterns for a healthier mouth and body. Your oral health is the gateway to overall well-being, and this toothpaste supports that goal.

POTENT INGREDIENTS:

Our toothpaste is packed with potent ingredients. Xylitol fights cavities, organic aloe soothes gums, and sea salt helps tighten them. It is gluten, soy, dairy, and glycerin-free.* While our new production is glycerin-free, some units may still contain trace amounts of glycerin until our inventory is fully updated.

*New production as of July 2024 is glycerin-free, but some older units may still contain trace amounts.