Amazon has for
Select Accounts: 4-Pack 4.8-Oz Colgate Total Whitening Toothpaste with Stannous Fluoride and Zinc (Whitening Mint) on sale for
$8.29 when you 'clip' the $4 off coupon on the product page and checkout via Subscribe & Save.
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- Visit the product page for 4-Pack 4.8-Oz Colgate Total Whitening Toothpaste (Whitening Mint)
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- Proceed to checkout
- Total will be $8.29 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on orders of $25 or more.
About this item:- Breakthrough formula
- Whitening toothpaste that removes and prevents new stains
- Fights bacteria on teeth, tongue, cheeks and gums for whole mouth healthy
- Mint toothpaste for long lasting fresh breath
- Helps prevent plaque, tartar, cavities & gingivitis
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I think Costco has pack of 5 IIRC
First, there is no ADA seal, at least on the tubes I bought.
Second, it's supposed to be whitening, but there is a warning on the back about the product staining teeth.
Third, I prefer the taste of regular Colgate to Crest, but this formula has a weird taste that lingers.
First, there is no ADA seal, at least on the tubes I bought.
Second, it's supposed to be whitening, but there is a warning on the back about the product staining teeth.
Third, I prefer the taste of regular Colgate to Crest, but this formula has a weird taste that lingers.
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I think Costco has pack of 5 IIRC
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What's the difference between stannous fluoride and sodium fluoride?
Sodium fluoride is another type of fluoride you might see in oral health products, such as some toothpastes. It can help fight cavities while strengthening your enamel. However, it can't fight gingivitis, prevent tooth decay, and freshen your breath like stannous fluoride.
One studyTrusted Source even found that stannous fluoride was far more effective in fighting bacteria compared to sodium fluoride.
As a rule of thumb, if you're looking for all-around protection (and not just cavity prevention), then stannous fluoride is the preferred fluoride of choice for your oral health. Sodium fluoride doesn't cut it when considering tooth decay prevention.
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