Coral White Cinnamon Tea Tree Natural Fluoride Free, Glycerin and SLS Free Coral Calcium Xylitol Toothpaste - 6 Ounces

This toothpaste is the absolute best.If you are looking at this toothpaste, you are probably already aware of the harmful effects of ingredients found in almost every toothpaste out there. In case you aren't, be aware that almost every toothpaste contains SLS (a harsh detergent/surfactant/abrasive), fluoride (interferes with your mouth's natural remineralization process by borking the PH, we get enough through tap water anyway), and glycerin (creates that smooth coating on your teeth, again interfering with your body's natural processes to strengthen your teeth with calcium in saliva). Not to mention the artificial colors, flavors, and other chemicals you are scrubbing into your delicate mucous membranes every day.I've been using this toothpaste for about a year. A tube of it lasts me around 6 months, so its negligibly more expensive in the long run than the cheap toothpaste at the grocery store. My teeth feel fantastic. They used to be sensitive to ice and cold drinks, for which I used Sensodyne for a couple years. Sensodyne was somewhat effective, but nothing compared to this. My teeth are rock solid, I can chew ice and drink ice cold drinks without ANY sensitivity at all. I had a crown that was sore whenever I would chew with that side of my mouth, now completely normal. Literally no soreness at all. My teeth FEEL stronger, just more solidly rooted into my gums. All in all, my mouth feels great.I do floss every day, which you should also be doing if you care about keeping your mouth healthy. However I've flossed daily for years and really noticed the positive effects I mentioned above once I had been using this toothpaste for a few months.I chose this toothpaste because I don't like the idea putting industrial cleaning products directly into my body daily (your mouth absorbs, and it turned out to have many tangible benefits. I will never go back, and I can't recommend this product enough.

I like this brand of toothpaste and it defiantly helps to sooth the aches in the mouth. I was quite sadden that the manufacture started adding glycerin to their toothpaste. In response I wrote them an email with my concerns. I decided it would share the email with you guys:Good morning Zachary,Thank you for your email. I completely understand your concerns about glycerin. With all the info on the web today it’s so hard to know what to believe. But let me ease your mind a bit. The information provided below is based on what I know, what our manufacturer provided, and what I have researched:• Glycerin in Coral toothpaste is used as minimal as possible (0.02% of Coral Toothpaste is glycerin). Glycerin is added only to the botanical blend, which ships from one manufacturer to another, in order to preserve the blend long enough to be added to the toothpaste.• It is an unsweetened vegetable glycerin.• Many people think glycerin coats your teeth: There is no scientific evidence that backs up the idea that glycerin sticks to enamel. It is impossible to assess the effect of glycerin on teeth since it is mixed with multiple ingredients, as each ingredient reacts between one another, and glycerin reacts with others by binding each other with water.• Glycerin is a humectant/hygroscopic: attracts moisture to the skin and gives toothpaste its texture, prevents it from drying.• Coral LLC toothpaste contains coral minerals and xylitol that, studies have shown, helps re-mineralize enamel, with no fluoride.In addition, Coral LLC will be removing glycerin from the toothpaste formula all together in order to satisfy our customers concerns. The glycerin Free toothpaste will be in circulation by December 2015.I hope this helps. Please let me know if you need anything or have any further questions. Have a great Weekend!Here’s to your Health,

I have to say it appears that this stuff works. I started using it because I had some sensitivity in my teeth. I had previously used Sensodyne ProNamel and other such concoctions, but after some bad dentist visits I undertook to learn more about fluoride, oral probiotics, etc. I landed on this toothpaste because the ingredients are generally healthy (xylitol, calcium, hydrogen peroxide, various herbs, no fluoride, no glycerine), and because I needed to re-mineralize my teeth. I've been using it over a month, and I've realized that my teeth aren't sensitive anymore. I can't say I'm re-growing enamel, but I certainly notice the lack of aches and pains, and my teeth are whiter and smoother than they've been in years.In the interest of full disclosure, I've also started taking Dr. Williams' Oral Probiotics, and I also use TheraNeem Tooth and Gum Powder (contains neem, probiotics, vitamin D and calcium, xylitol, etc.). As a group, I believe they're helping as well. Regardless, it's hard to fault the results, and Coral White is certainly part of my dental regimen right now.At $9.00/tube, this is a bit more expensive than traditional toothpaste, but do the research. I'm convinced it's worth the money.

This is probably my favorite toothpaste, but I feel the tube is a very poor design for this product. Like so many other toothpaste producers it is packaged in a stand-up tube. This does not work well for this type of paste, as it is more thin than is sensible for this type of tube design, and as a result the toothpaste tends to pour out of the tube and make a wasteful mess on the pop-off cap - gumming up the cap and the surrounding area if i don't clean the cap after every use. Also, being thin, it tends to wash off the toothbrush if one wets the brush after applying the toothpaste. Finally, even if I lay the tube on its side, the tube design causes problems getting the toothpaste out without making some sort of mess. I believe a simple and time-tested screw-off type cap would be most sensible for this less than thick toothpaste, and though I like this product so much I likely will look at other competing products that come with a screw off cap.

Very good for kids protecting all day teeth