Dr. Jen's 10% Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Fluoride Free, Xylitol Toothpaste (4oz, Cool Mint)

This works well and just makes sense. I Wish they’d discovered it years ago. The nanohydroxyapatite is safer and apparently just as effective as fluoride. After using likely too much fluoride for years I discovered it (the fluoride,gel-kam) could be contributing to mouth sensitivity and receding gums (while also helping strengthen tooth enamel…. But still, not great). So my hygienist suggested I switch to this. After reading about tooth and gum health and hydroxyapatite, this product just made sense to me (as a retired physician). I tried it and it’s working great- with excellent dental checkups and way less mouth and tooth (hot/cold) sensitivity. Give this a try - especially if you’ve struggled to find the right toothpaste for oral sensitivity and even Sensodyne isn’t helping- as was the case for me.

Follow the instructions. Floss before hand. Use this toothpaste and do not rinse. Do not drink water for 30 minutes afterwards. Use it three times a day and it will regrow the enamel on your teeth. I highly recommend this. I also got some for my grandson who is 22 years old and was very sensitive to hot or cold stuff. After three weeks of brushing with this toothpaste, he has no problem at all!

After reading articles by multiple dentists before shopping I knew I needed at least 10% Nano Hydroxyapatite if any thing in the world would repair my teeth. The first product I bought here said it had Nano Hydroxyapatite with good reviews but they didn't list the amount of Nano Hydroxyapatite and I found out from their site they had about 2%. The second product I bought listed it had over 10% Hydroxyapatite and had good reviews but after checking more it had about half Nano Hydroxyapatite and half Non-Nano Hydroxyapatite. Non-Nano Hydroxyapatite is about 1000 times larger than Nano Hydroxyapatite and I understand the smaller the particle the better chance it will connect and bond to rebuild enamel. This product has 10% Nano Hydroxyapatite which is probably the most expensive ingredient. My teeth are pretty good even though I am in my late 60's but I had one tooth that I had to get a root canal for over $1000 and a cap on it for another $1000 = $2000 for one tooth and that is just the cost besides the ordeal. Many reviews indicated a lot of people were really impressed by the taste of the other toothpastes but I am not looking for the one with the best taste although this taste good or the cheapest one. I am looking for the one that will help save my teeth and one with 10% Nano Hydroxyapatite is the most likely product that will do that. How much are your teeth worth?

This is an excellent toothpaste with 10% nano hydroxyapatite, which I know is important.The only issue is the cost of it. I am actively searching for a less expensive product, that has that 10% ! Otherwise, it's a fine product with good taste, freshness and also helping my enamel.

Loved this product but only critique is you need twice as much toothpaste to brush. I can’t say it rebuilt any enamel over the past 3-4 weeks of using it in our household of 5, but our teeth have looked whiter!

Recommended by my dentist to address sensitivity and areas of weakness. My recent checkup shows significant improvement in the health of my teeth the six months I have been using it. And sensitivity has almost disappeared.

I love Dr. Jen’s! A friend introduced me to this earlier this year and I’ve been a customer since, it’s a perfect formula, not too pasty or runny, tastes incredible, clean ingredients and I think it reduced my gum bleeding.

Very good toothpaste.