Safe, effective, and delicious — toothpaste kids actually want to use.
This handmade vegan enamel repair toothpaste is free from harmful chemicals and made with nourishing ingredients that are safe for little mouths. Available in two fruity flavors that make brushing something to look forward to.
Benefits:
- Supports enamel remineralization with hydroxyapatite, calcium carbonate and trace minerals
- Free from sulfates, SLS, fluoride, and artificial additives
- Delicious fruity flavors kids love
- Made with 100% natural, kid-safe ingredients
- 100% vegan & cruelty-free
How to Use: Guide your child to dip their wet toothbrush into the tube, get a pea-sized amount, and brush. No need to rinse — all ingredients are safe and nourishing. Encourage them to spit it out after brushing.
Ingredients: Calcium Carbonate, Coconut Oil, Erythritol Powder, Hydroxyapatite, Baking Soda, Sunflower Oil, Trace Minerals, Organic Fruit Extract, Tea Tree Essential Oil
Size & Packaging: 5 oz biodegradable squeeze tube | Available in Sweet Orange and Tropical Fruit
A little more about hydroxyapatite
What is hydroxyapatite, and how is it different from fluoride?
Hydroxyapatite is a calcium-phosphate mineral of the same type found in tooth enamel. We include it to support enamel remineralization in our fluoride-free formula. Fluoride supports remineralization too, and helps enamel resist acid. They are different ingredients, not two names for the same thing.
What does the research tell us?
Studies of hydroxyapatite toothpastes have shown promising results for remineralization and cavity prevention. Research is still growing, and results depend on the formula, age group and study design. Those findings are encouraging, but do not establish that this toothpaste provides the same cavity protection as fluoride toothpaste.
How does this fit into my child's brushing routine?
Our fruity, handmade vegan formula offers a fluoride-free choice while supporting enamel remineralization. Before switching from fluoride, ask your child's dentist about a routine that fits their age and cavity risk, particularly if they have had cavities or use prescribed dental products. Brush together and encourage your child to spit out the toothpaste after brushing.
Does remineralization mean repairing a cavity?
Remineralization supports enamel's mineral content; it is not the same as filling a cavity or regrowing lost tooth structure. If your child has tooth pain, ongoing sensitivity or a suspected cavity, check in with their dentist.
