Apagard Premio toothpaste 100g | the first nanohydroxyapatite remineralizing toothpaste ( set of 2 )

I'm writing this as someone who wished he had this stuff twenty years ago.Let's get it out of the way that this is a 5 star product. It has a mild taste and I consider the Apagard Premio line the best value for the money. There are those that say it is expensive, but honestly, for a little over $100, you can get 4 orders or 8 tubes of Apagard Premio, which should be able to last nearly anyone at least a year. If that saves you just a single cavity per year, it will have easily paid for itself. Teeth problems don't go linearly but mount up - a cavity here and there and suddenly a few years down the road that same tooth needs a root canal and crown. As someone who has shelled out lots of money because of bad decisions during my college years (read: junk food, hard candy and no brushing in college), I can tell you that a hundred dollars a year on good toothpaste is a drop in the bucket compared to dentist costs.Now, the thing to know about hydroxyapatite is you don't need to rinse it or spit out. You swallow hydroxyapatite, it's calcium, you'll likely just supplemented your skeleton at the worst case, it's made of the same stuff and same form. You do, otoh, have to rinse regular fluoride toothpaste because while fluoride protects your teeth, it's not particularly good for the rest of your body. Swallowing a small amount of fluoride here and there will not be a big deal but a steady amount might cause indigestion and also cause fluoride to attach to your skeleton. Look up skeletal fluorosis, bad times. Triclosan, that is in some American toothpastes, aren't too good for the body either.Now we know that, the best way to remineralize your teeth is to keep hydroxyapatite toothpaste in your mouth as long as possible. Here's one way to do it. In the evening, drink your last water, then brush your teeth with just a wet brush (no paste), do your flossing routine and rinse. The purpose of all that is to get the gunk out of your mouth. Now, some reviews state to save $$$ by using a pea-sized portion of apagard, but if you're in a bad need of remineralizing teeth, just ignore that advice cause it's just saving $$$ on the wrong end. Apply a healthy streak to the brush and just brush around enough to foam up. Do NOT rinse or spit after this step.Now just keep it in your mouth as long as possible and go about doing whatever. The saliva will build up, probably, and you can swish it around in the cracks or crevices between teeth. 5 minutes. 10 minutes. Half an hour. Whatever. Eventually you will unconsciously swallow it down but the extra time is way better than a 2 minute rinse and spit.Also, at the right nano size, teeth will draw in hydroxyapatite. Premio Apagard has the right size of nano hydroxyapatite. Your teeth pull it in deep. That's why you get so many testimonials of people here where it takes their transparent teeth and makes them white. It's something that fluoride can't do.HOWEVER, fluoride based dental products are not a bad, if used correctly and in sync. Fluoride has a tough time adhering to teeth but when it does, fluoride can act as a shield to the teeth. This is especially important for newly formed but easily attacked deposits on teeth that apagard is promoting. So this can be used synergistically with hydroxyapatite.So here is what I suggest as a morning routine. If you don't eat breakfast for at least half-an-hour, just get up, and either use a non-abrasive (read: non-whitening) fluoride toothpaste OR use a non-alcoholic anticavity fluoride mouthwash like ACT! or some of the generics floating about. Rinse / spit out this time.If you do eat, wait half an hour and brush with a non-abrasive (read: non-whitening) fluoride toothpaste.Either way, the fluoride will act as a shield during your day of eating, especially for the new deposits you're hoping to form at night.That's about it. Of course, get rid of bad habits or you're still climbing uphill. Start drinking more water or zero calorie drinks. Rinse your mouth with water after eating and drinking, even after zero calorie drinks (diet sodas are still acidic). Avoid hard or gummy candy. If you have perpetual dry mouth, take this as a sign that your body is off. Saliva protects your teeth and should be coming in through ducts located by your second-to-last upper molars. Maybe your diet is off or filled with too much processed food (read: ground flour, oil, sugar) and eat more whole foods.My review is based on my own experiences and two studies supporting the synergistic effects of nanohydroxyapatite (oft abbreviated NHAP or some variation) and sodium fluoride:Combined Effects of Nano-Hydroxyapatite and NaF on Remineralization of Early Caries Lesion published in February 2007 in Key Engineering Materials, by Kim, Kwan, Choi, Kim.Combined Effects of Nano-hydroxyapatite and Fluoride on Inhibiting Dental Erosion from 2015 by Liu, Hongchun and Jia, Suhui.A more general article on hydroxyapatite can be found by the Eagle Harbor Dental titled "Nano-Hydroxyapatite: Is It Safe for Your Family?" with its own sources.

Let me start by saying, I never leave reviews on Amazon however this product deserves it.I did just start using it 2 weeks ago and not sure long term what it will do but so far it's doing something.I have bad teeth. I was so sick as a kid, ear infections, strep throat all the time and took so much antibiotics some just don't work anymore. Apparently too much antibiotics as a kid wears down your teeth enamel. I was always sensitive to cold liquids. Not so much hot but definitely cold.I would have to let the water get warm to brush my teeth.I don't have to do that anymore. I brush with I've water and I'm fine. No pain no sensitivity.The other thing I noticed is my teeth are getting whiter. It's starting as spots of white and it's getting larger and more white. I've tried every kind of whitening toothpaste, strips and devices and nothing has whitened my smile till now. It's just mind blowing.Then there is the tartar and plaque build up that is literally falling off every time I brush. No it's not enamel I know the difference, it's definitely just coming right off.My teeth feel cleaner. My gums look way better than before and the sensitivity thing is just fantastic.I don't know if it's a placebo affect or not but a few months ago I was chewing a hard candy, bad I know and I cracked a tooth. Part of the tooth kind of wiggled a bit and now it doesn't. The crack is smaller as well. I know it sounds like witchcraft but it's really odd.Aside from the amazing benefits, the mild mint flavor and foaming is really pleasant. I looked up the ingredients and it shocked me. One of them has antibacterial and antimicrobial properties which isn't in American toothpaste. It makes sense since a bacteria causes plaque and cavities.I'm going to the dentist in 2 weeks so we will see if I'm loosing my mind or some good things are happening.If nothing else this toothpaste doesn't burn, doesn't taste gross, is not gritty, whitens teeth without being harsh, foams really nicely and if you swallow it, no big deal it's not fluoride toxic which is a huge plus.Is it pricey? Sure. If it saves me time getting a cleaning and prevents new cavities it's worth itTime will tell on that though.

It works, I have very sensitive teeth due to hormonal issues and I feel like this is making them less sensitive and stronger. I had little cracks running through my teeth and they have much improved in look and feelWorth a try

Using this toothpaste helped with my sensitivity to cold.

I've had sensitive teeth for 15+ years. I had braces as a child which caused recessive gums, exposing the tooth root and causing a lot of pain when eating. Sensodyne, Colgate didn't work, even without rinsing. Fluoride treatments from the dentist (every 4 months) only helped for a few weeks. This toothpaste is the best solution I have found. Is it a miracle cure? No, of course not. But it reduced the sensitivity more than any other toothpaste I have tried. It's worth the money. What I do to make the toothpaste last is brush my teeth with Colgate first, rinse it out, then I use a very small pea-sized amount of Apagard and brush again without rinsing. Takes a few days to work. It really is an amazing toothpaste. I can't recommend it enough for anyone suffering from sensitive teeth and looking for relief.

Foamy, well cleaning and a good price! Highly recommended!

Je l'ai reçu hier et utilisé 4x depuis. Le goût est ok. Ni trop fort, ni mauvais. Ça n'en prends beaucoup sur la brosse à dents. Un pois et c'est en masse. Ça mousse beaucoup. J'ai traduis le petit dépliant à l'aide d'une application qui traduit les images. Je vois une différence, je l'a ressens. Les dents sont visiblement rebâtit, ça c'est on ne peu plus clair et après seulement 4 brossages. Je ne peux que m'imaginer dans 1 semaine ou plus. J'avais lu les commentaires et c'était très encourageant. Sachant le prix que coûte une visite chez le dentiste, c'est excessivement cher des réparations, etc. Et on a vraiment l'impression que personne ne régit là-dessus. Qu'on est tous pris dans un engrenage qui nous est défavorable. Il faut vraiment avoir une assurance collective ou individuelle à ce sujet ou comme certains, être sur l'aide sociale ou sortir de orison pour obtenur des soins gratuits. Ça n'a aucun sens quand on pense que la santé dentaire affecte le coeur, nos poumons, etc. C'est très injuste. Un mal de dents, ça affecte grandement notre qualité de vie. Il faut vraiment en prendre soin et se brosser souvent les dents. Eviter le sucre (difficile dans une société où l'on cache du sucre partout),éviter le thé & café (difficile quand c'est la boisson de prédilection le matin pour partir une journée), éviter les jus acides & sucrés, etc. Faire attention à se rebâtir l'émail après un blancjiment de dents, aussi, très important. C'est ainsi moi, que l'une de mes dents s'est fendu en deux sur la largeur. Oui, il y avait une carie sous-jacente mais quand même,le blanchiment à lumière bleue vendu en pharmacie indiquait sans danger pour l'émail. Et bien, non. Bref, tant mieux, la dentiste a pu intervenir à in extremis pour minimiser la carie et appliquer un pansement dentaire avant qye ma racine n'en soit atteinte et qu'un traitement de canal soit obligatoire. Bref, la pâte à dent provenant du Japon m'inspire beaucoup confiance. Je me suis demandé si, le taux de fluor est adéquat et conforme mais bon, je ne pense pas que les japonais fabriqueraient une pâte à dent dangereuse pour la santé. Je ne regrette pas mon achat et je pense à coup sûr l'avoir adopté. Ce sera dorénavant ma pâte à dent ! Je vous encourage vivement à oser ! Résultat visible en très peu de temps. Confirmer.De Longueuil, QC, Canada 🇨🇦