Davids Hydroxi Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for Remineralizing, Sensitive Support, Whitening, Antiplaque, SLS Free, Natural Peppermint, 4oz, Made in USA

This is one of the best natural toothpastes I’ve tried. It uses nano-hydroxyapatite, which helps support enamel remineralization while being fluoride-free. The mint flavor is clean and not overpowering, and my teeth feel very smooth after brushing. I also appreciate that the formula avoids harsh ingredients like SLS and artificial additives. After using it consistently, my teeth feel cleaner and my gums seem less sensitive.

We love this toothpaste and it’s the only one we use in our home now. David’s Hydroxyapatite toothpaste has completely replaced our previous brands. I originally noticed some tooth sensitivity, and after switching to this toothpaste, that sensitivity went away for me. It feels gentle while still leaving my teeth clean and smooth, without the harsh feeling some toothpastes can have. I also appreciate that it’s fluoride free and uses nano hydroxyapatite instead. The texture is pleasant, it foams just enough, and it has a clean, mild taste that isn’t overpowering. Overall, this toothpaste has worked really well for us, and I don’t plan on using anything else. If you’re looking for a gentle option that supports enamel and comfort, this one is worth trying.

This toothpaste completely resolved my sensitivity issues, and my teeth feel noticeably cleaner with fresher breath. It also feels safe and gentle to use. The tube itself is sturdy and well‑made, and while the price is higher than typical toothpaste, the quality makes it worth the cost. It’s not the most convenient size for air travel, but they do offer a travel version, which I’ve already ordered since this is becoming our household’s go‑to toothpaste. When I first opened it, the paste came out a little too easily, but nothing was wasted. I added a twist key to the metal tube, and it works perfectly—plus it helps ensure every bit gets used.

This is very nice toothpaste. I liked the idea that it is supposed to remineralize the teeth, and the EWG rated it highly for safety of ingredients. The flavor and texture are pleasing. I imagine if I gave it 6 months to a year I might see some difference, however this brand does not choose disclose the percentage of Hydroxyapatite which apparently needs to be 10% in order to be effective, and it's on the rather pricey side. I'm not willing to invest that much money to 'prove' a product that doesn't disclose the percentage of active ingredient. I ended up purchasing a newer and totally different (and yes, more expensive) formulation of toothpaste that is supposed to drastically reduce plaque. I have gum recession and plaque tends to collect in the receded parts and kind of freaks me out. After using about 3/4 of the tube, I can say that it definitely does what it says it does, and I will continue to use it as I get myself ready for gum surgery. In the future I will probably try a hydroxyapatite toothpaste again, however I will definitely look for one that discloses and meets the ingredient threshold for the active ingredient.

This is an good value on an excellent nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste. Nano-hydroxyapatite toothpaste is a scientifically backed, biomimetic oral care product containing the same mineral that makes up most of your tooth enamel. The nano particles bind to tooth surfaces to remineralize enamel, fill microscopic pits, and occlude exposed dentin channels to reduce sensitivity and prevent cavities. I have been using David's products for oral care many years and found them to be great. Please follow the instructions and enjoy better oral health.

Excellent product. My teeth look white and it’s very healthy for you to use this toothpaste.

It’s a nice toothpaste I guess, I really haven’t seen any noticeable differences since I started using it, it tastes like normal toothpaste but it doesn’t foam up, idrc for that though so it’s fine but one issue I do have with this is that it’s so hard to get the toothpaste out. It’s like metal or whatever and so it’s really hard to push it out and if you fold the toothpaste tube IT RIPS !!!!!???? I keep my toothpaste in a drawer and I had no idea why it was full of so much tooth paste and the toothpaste is so hard to get out so I was obviously upset like what a waste and even had an argument with one of my siblings thinking it was them. Turns out the toothpaste just has holes EVERYWHERE and they’re really hard to notice because it just looks like fold kinda and because it had been in a drawer full of toothpaste I wasn’t really too shocked that when I squeezed it would get on my hands. Anyways I wish they would offer a solution for this bcs it’s really annoying and without folding the tube it’s practically impossible to get toothpaste out.

I’ve been using Davids Hydroxi Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste for a couple of years now and I’ve actually enjoyed the switch. The first thing I noticed was the texture. It isn’t overly foamy like some toothpastes, but it still cleans really well. My teeth feel smooth and clean after brushing without that weird filmy feeling you get from some fluoride toothpastes. The natural peppermint flavor is fresh without being too strong or spicy. I’ve also noticed that it seems gentler on sensitive areas. I used to get slight discomfort when switching toothpastes or after brushing hard, but with this one that doesn’t happen. My mouth feels comfortable and clean afterward every time. I like that it’s fluoride free and uses nano hydroxyapatite for enamel support. That was a big reason I wanted to try it, and so far I’ve been happy with the results. I haven’t seen any negative changes in whiteness or plaque, and my dentist actually commented that my enamel looks good at my last checkup. The tube lasts a long time since you don’t need a huge amount to get a good clean. It’s nice to have a natural option that still works well and doesn’t sacrifice performance.