Toothpaste with Tea Tree Oil and Fresh Mint - 75ml | Counteracts Bacteria | Daily Care for periodontitis, Bleeding Gums and removes Bad Breath | Silica contributes Towards Whiter and Healthier Teeth

With dry mouth this product helped. Will continue to use this .

Seems to Work.

The tee tree toothpaste is absolutely accurate to the detail.You get an immense boom of tea tree oil in your mouth when brushing your teeth, feeling they have gone through a tooth carwash.Some people might find it too much, but the label does say tee tree oil so expect that.#garystribe

I would strongly recommend this toothpaste if you have gum/tooth problems. It's a blue gel which I'm finding pleasant to use - and the tea tree oil this product contains is a natural antiseptic.I tried the ABC Tea Tree Oil Mouthwash first and was impressed by that. So now I'm using the two products in combination. My mouth hasn't felt as good since I started having gum problems. The taste of this toothpaste would perhaps not be as palatable for general use - but I think this is a great toothpaste for me and I'll continue buying it along with the mouthwash.

Not sure about this toothpaste. It stings the tongue for a few min after use. I’m not keen on the taste. Too powerful for me

It is a nice minty teast, does the job, and I truly trust it, but as I said, it is a bit too pricey to buy on a regular basis.

Thankfully I don’t suffer from bleeding gums or periodontitis, so I’m reviewing this as a regular-toothed person who’s bored of the usual mint-flavoured toothpastes, which is why I’m reviewing the “coconut & zinc” option here.The overriding flavour here is not the coconut or the zinc, but definitely the tea tree itself. It feels odd at first as a toothpaste, because I’m so accustomed to it in other treatments but it’s not something I normally put in my mouth. The experience quickly changes from ‘unusual’ to ‘really rather nice’ though and it really works. It’s refreshing, about as invigorating in the morning as a mint toothpaste. The coconut doesn’t really get much of a look-in on the flavour- but you don’t end up really missing it.Besides the taste, as a toothpaste gel it feels very standard. It’s a pale, semi-transparent gel that’s maybe just a little bit runnier than the most common toothpaste brands, but there’s not a lot in it. It froths up just the same, and the mouth feel after two minutes of brushing is much the same too. If you’ve lost your senses of taste and smell, you wouldn’t be able to tell this apart from a mint toothpaste (unless you read the label on the tube, obviously).Some toothpastes are a little more ‘zingy’, so it lacks the eye-opening flavour punch of something like a baking soda toothpaste, but it’s certainly on a par with the milder varieties you’d find in a supermarket.It’s fairly expensive for a single 75ml tube, but if the zinc or other ingredients have been recommended to you by a dentist, or if you’re just desperately bored of mint-flavoured toothpaste, I think you’ll find this one pretty enjoyable. If it were priced under a fiver, I’d have given it five stars.

Really good