CariFree Gel 1100 (Mint) Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste with Nano Hydroxyapatite, Cavity Prevention and Enamel Protection, Dentist Recommended for Kids and Adults, 2.40 oz.

This is a great toothpaste! It has fluoride and nano-hydroxyapatite, which are both ingredients to strengthen teeth and prevent cavities. Love the flavor as well. Yes, slightly more expensive, but prevention is very important! Side note: I am a dental professional, and I have researched and tried many brands of toothpaste. I do recommend this brand.

This gel has a clean mint taste and leaves teeth feeling polished. I appreciate its formulation — it’s effective without being harsh. Great as part of a preventive routine, especially for people who drink acidic beverages or have sensitivity. A little goes a long way.

The best thootpaste , gone cavities

This is the best toothpaste that I have tried so far. I am on a hunt for toothpaste with fluoride as well as nano hydroxyapetite because I want the benefits of both remineralization and cavity prevention. I’ve tried a number of toothpaste brands for context, including Veneer, Bionique, prescription toothpaste (5000 ppm fluoride), and supermouth. This toothpaste is more expensive which is why I took off one star. This toothpaste has both fluoride and nHap, and it’s vegan. It has only 2% nano hydroxyapetite but it is the rod shaped particle which is the only one that is regulated . It makes my mouth feel so clean. I also like the flavor , but I really want them to come out with more fun flavors like chocolate. Because I recently tried FYGG and their chocolate flavor makes brushing your teeth so fun. But their toothpaste is fluoride free and I’m not ready to abandon fluoride completely yet. The mint makes my breath feel fresh, I guess I should try one of the other flavors and then update my review

I’m very loyal to this as unfortunately my teeth cleaning habits are not always as optimal as I would like in stressful periods with young children. No cavities for me despite my lack of care!

Yea it's pricey, but hopefully worth it and cheaper than the dentist. Plus you don't need to use a lot. It tastes fine, I chose the orange flavor because I've had my fill of mint toothpastes. I wish toothpaste brands would make more flavors other than mainly mint. I haven't had any cavities since my last checkup so I assume it's helping but I have no way to know for sure. Sometimes after brushing I'll reapply a small amount, foam it up, and leave to swish around in my mouth for 5 mins. My teeth certainly "feels" stronger after doing that but I don't know if means anything. One issue I did have is that flip cap will get rubbery, stringy gel strands around the opening. Idk if the cap's plug isn't fully sealing the opening or something. Also the flip-cap on mine had a problem where it couldn't snap shut completely. It was always open a tiny bit. I contacted the company and they gave me a replacement tube for free so their support is great. I gave an extra star for that. I just don't get why it's so hard to make a flip-cap. This shouldn't be rocket science. Will I buy it again? Like I said it's pricey, but I probably will as I think it's helpful. I'll certainly price shop around for other comparable products.

Tube nozzle broke off inside of the cap as shown by several other photos here. I can still squeeze out the toothpaste, but there's no way to close the tube so I have to leave it sitting on my sink. It's just an awful choice by their industrial designer to go with a needle-nose tube instead of literally every other toothpaste tube design ever made. The toothpaste is very expensive and doesn't really do anything more than the giant conglomerates' products. It works well and has a herbal, vegetal minty taste as opposed to a chewing gum mint flavor. The added Nano HA is neat but there's no solid literature on its efficacy, and my n=1 experience is that I guess it's cool to have in there but I wouldn't notice if it were taken out.

I had been looking for a while for another nanohydroxapatite toothpaste with fluoride, as the brand I'd previously used wasn't sold in the United States, and I found this. I like the grape flavor quite a bit (the citrus isn't quite as good), and it kept me brushing my teeth regularly. My dentist noticed the improvement and switched me from three cleanings a year to two. When you brush with it, the grape flavor is regular strength at first and then it weakens somewhat as the toothpaste begins to foam up.