Toothpaste for Tartar Removal - Tartar Control Toothpaste to Remove Tartar and Plaque from Teeth at Home and Prevent Tartar and Plaque Buildup - 3.4 oz Tube, 1-Pack (Minty Wintergreen)

TartarEnd Toothpaste has become an essential part of my oral hygiene routine, providing effective tartar control and promoting overall dental health. While I don't use it as my daily toothpaste, incorporating it into my routine a few times per week has made a noticeable difference in the cleanliness and health of my teeth.One of the standout features of TartarEnd Toothpaste is its ability to help loosen tartar buildup on my teeth. After continued use, I've observed and felt the difference, with tiny calcium sediment coming loose and leaving my teeth feeling cleaner and smoother. While it's not a substitute for regular dental cleanings, it certainly helps maintain oral health between visits to the dentist.One aspect of TartarEnd Toothpaste that I'm not particularly fond of is the aftertaste. While it effectively targets tartar, the lingering taste isn't my favorite. As a workaround, I typically follow up with my trusted Colgate toothpaste to freshen my breath and neutralize any lingering flavors.Overall, TartarEnd Toothpaste is a valuable addition to any oral care routine, especially for those looking to control tartar buildup and maintain optimal dental health. While the aftertaste may not be to everyone's liking, its effectiveness in loosening tartar makes it a worthwhile investment. If you're seeking an extra boost in tartar control, give TartarEnd Toothpaste a try and experience the difference for yourself.

From the first day that I used this toothpaste, I could feel the difference. My teeth feel cleaner and the buildup that I had (as everyone does) is gone now. It doesn’t leave your mouth minty fresh, but it cleanse my teeth better and removes the buildup.

Update: so I can now say for me this toothpaste works VERY WELL!!! I have to go in every 4 months for deep cleaning and before this toothpaste the plaque buildup was always bad even though I brush twice a day and floss the build up is always bad by my next appointment. So I have been using this for four months now and today’s appointment was the best in years. They did X-ray and when the dentist came in he said right away that he don’t see the usual buildup and when he got in there he was impressed. As a matter of fact he took the name down so he can start recommending it to other patients and start using it himself. Of course it don’t stop it 100% but it definitely stopped it 80% and that’s HUGE for a patient like me!!!So I’m just starting to use this so I have no idea if it really works. The only negative I can say is the flavor is strange. I have to use a different toothpaste to brush my tongue. I’ll come back in later months and let you know what my dentist says.

Ok, this product is good but it gets three stars because of the price. Effectively you can get the same effect by mixing your normal tooth paste with baking soda and a strong mouthwash and brushing 4 or 5 times a day for 3 minutes.Like I said, it is a good tooth paste but no miracle solution and it is just too expensive to be a practical solution when cheaper strategies are there. I am making good progress with baking soda and aggressive daily brushing to get where I need to after several months.

Absolutely demolishes tartar (as much as toothpaste can anyway). It seems to bind to the tartar itself and washes out with the paste? Not a chemist, but using this has a NOTICEABLE difference compared to any other toothpaste (if you have a lot of tartar at least, idk if it'd make a big difference if you really take care of your teeth).I like to use this as a prewash for my teeth, tjen floss, brush with it again, and then finish with whatever toothpaste scent you want for scent (or personally, I use Sensodyne as a finisher because I Hearddd that it forms a protectove crystal layer over your teeth... but idk if that’s true, and if definitely doesn't compare to this for Tartar removal).Yes, it does have a "different" taste, but if's not bad.

Despite doing “all the things” (brushing, flossing, using proximal bushes), I struggle with tartar buildup and go to the dentist for cleanings every three months to keep it under control. Immediately after my last cleaning, I purchased and started using Tartar End as part of my routine. The reviews made me confident this was going to be a game changer. I was totally inspired and committed, used it every day brushing my with Sonicare for the full 2min cycle, followed by flossing, proximal brushing and then brushing again with regular paste for that minty freshness this product does not deliver. Fast forward three months to today: I went in for my cleaning excited and confident that my hygienist was going to remark on how little tartar I had. I was already imagining telling her about this remarkable product I found, etc. I did not want to influence her opinion, so I said nothing about my new regimen before she started my cleaning. Imagine my surprise when she starts that all too familiar scraping and then frowns and asks me if I might have started taking calcium supplements, which apparently can cause tartar buildup (spoiler: I don’t take calcium). I then told her about this product and that I was disappointed that my tartar wasn’t improved. She remarked that my tartar actually seem stickier than usual. In all seriousness, for the past three months the hopes/promises of this product inspired me to have the most consistent dental hygiene practices I have ever had. I’m usually pretty good, but for the past three months I did not miss a day of flossing and I brushed the full 2min cycle with my Sonicare. I thought that surely, that alone would have improved my outcome compared to in the past where I might skip a day or two of flossing each week and often stop short of the 2min brushing cycle. I never thought my tartar could be worse. But that is apparently where I’m at. So disappointing. Worst of all, I was so confident this product was working, I stupidly already ordered another tube. Anyway, the reviews are compelling, so you may want to take the $20 gamble to see if it works for you. I’m here to tell you that sadly, it doesn’t work for everyone.