HYVAA DENT Xyli - Minti Toothpaste | Mint Fresh Sensitive Toothpaste for Adults & Kids w/Eco-Cert Ingredients | Tartar, Cavity & Plaque Remover Mint Toothpaste for Sensitive Teeth (4.05 fl oz)

This toothpaste is translucent and has a very smooth texture. It is a very mild peppermint flavor. I like the fact that it has xylitol in it along with the rosemary, green tea and chamomile. They all will reduce the bacteria and promote healthy gums. This toothpaste has reduced my plaque and reduced my sensitivity that I have on one tooth. I think this is a great product and a good value for the money. I will probably purchased this when I need more toothpaste.

I am not familiar with the ingredients and my dentist has not mentioned seeing miraculous changes since I started using. It pleasant and my teeth feel clean after brushing. Has much less scent and flavor than traditional store brands if that is a plus to you.

Oh, I ordered it, because I thought it didn't have fluoride. Not happy about that!

I often choose toothpaste based on the ingredients and the taste, and if there is a feeling I prefer in my toothpaste over all others, it is “grit”. I love the feeling of a good baking soda toothpaste, or a toothpaste with soda-like qualities that have a certain “bite”. This toothpaste, by HYVAA DENT (a XYLI-HERB toothpaste, or so it says on the tube), has xylitol as a key ingredient, and the paste is advertised with a flag of Finland prominently displayed. Other ingredients include glycerin and fluoride, found in many (not just herbal) toothpaste. There are no artificial colors or flavors, and for US Brand toothpaste lovers, the taste of this paste might be considered bland or flat. I like it! And I especially like that fresh dental-office polished feeling I get when I use my electric toothbrush and a small dab of HYVAA DENT.

We ran out of our usual brand of sensitive teeth toothpaste recently and when looking for more, I came across this HYVAA DENT herbal flavor product. Have been using it for the last week and I really like it. The taste is different and very pleasant. The consistency of the paste is just right and after using, my teeth feel very clean and breath fresher than ever. I often experience sensitivity near the gumline on several teeth. I've noticed that this seems to alleviate those problems, even after just a short time using it. Very nice.

This is a Korean-made toothpaste with a mild mint flavor (not very noticeable but not flavorless, either). It advertises having extra fluoride. I find it to be a very gentle scrubbing toothpaste with less aggressive scouring action than I'm used to, but the clean feeling lasts for over 12 hours after I brush with it, so I find it effective. The tube is very professional looking without any childish decals or bizarre branding; just a calm, sensible label, clearly printed in English. It had a tamper evident foil safety seal, and the dispensing spout is easy to use cleanly when applying toothpaste to the brush. I'm happy with it.

This toothpaste is extremely foamy, it has a decent minty flavor and the paste is thick but non-abrasive, it's easy to dispense the correct amount without waste, this toothpaste also contains fluoride, xylitol (sourced from Finland) and other great herbal ingredients like chamomile, rosemary, allantoin, green tea and more, so far no issues with brushing, my teeth feel clean, no teeth or gum sensitivity issues either. For cons this toothpaste does contain SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate) which some people may be sensitive to. Overall I highly recommend, great ingredients, herbal formula for sensitive teeth, thread-on cap, Made in Korea. I also appreciate they tell what 'Hyvaa' means, I initially thought it was a made up word, but it turns out 'Hyvaa' means 'Good' in Finnish.

I thought this is some special toothpaste recipe from Finland, but its not! Xylitol, a sugar alcohol processed from Birch trees and used as a natural sweetener, was originally discovered in Finland. It claims to have Original Xylitol from Finland. That's why it has from Finland on it. Well, if you look at the ingredient list xylitol, whether or not from Finland, is the last of the ingredients listed which means it's present only in trace amounts. (FDA Drug Ingredient Declaration: The ingredient list must appear in descending order (highest content to lowest) until you get to ingredients that make up less than 1% of the product. These trace ingredients can be listed in any order.) However, the first on the list is sorbitol, another sugar alcohol, which seems to be the main ingredient. This is very unusual for a toothpaste..probably even unhealthy. If you go to their website to get more information, it's all in Korean and even google translate won't translate the website, It's a clear paste rather than white with a hint of mint-smell. After brushing my teeth it leaves a bit of a dry and chemical aftertaste, not the fresh breath I was expecting. If I'd be in SEA on vacation and had forgotten my toothpaste, I'd use it a couple of times, but no reason to bring this back to the US. It's just weird.