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2-Pack 4.2-Oz Colgate Optic White Charcoal Toothpaste w/ Fluoride (Cool Mint) Expired
$5.25
$10.80
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Amazon has 2-Pack 4.2-Oz Colgate Optic White Charcoal Toothpaste w/ Fluoride (Cool Mint) for $5.24 when you 'clip' the extra savings coupon on the product page and checkout w/ Subscribe & Save. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+.
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- Stain removal whitening toothpaste helps remove existing stains and prevents new stains from forming so teeth stay whiter longer
- Enamel safe formula for whitening teeth that's good for daily use
- Whitening fluoride toothpaste formula to protect against cavities
- Cool mint toothpaste flavor to help freshen breath
- White and black striped toothpaste
- Contains 2 toothpaste tubes with 4.2 ounces in each; a total of 8.4 ounces
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 2-Pack 4.2-Oz Colgate Optic White Charcoal Toothpaste w/Fluoride (Cool Mint) for $8.49 - $2.83 when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% when you check out via Subscribe & Save = $5.24. Shipping is free with Prime or on $25+
Note: You may cancel Subscribe & Save any time after your order ships.
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OK so I've used 'charcoal' for tooth whitening in the past and it does work however I would caution it's use for anyone who has crowns. I hadn't used my charcoal whitening powder in some time and in that time I had some dental work done including a new crown. I didn't think anything of it when I used the charcoal powder again. The black can get under the edge of the crown and leave a black line around your tooth which gives the appearance of a rotten tooth. Sure enough I looked it up and other people had the same issue. The stuff doesn't come out easily. It took weeks of my regular brushing and water flossing routine to get it all cleared out.
So word of caution.
Please stop spreading this misinformation
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If you have more porous teeth than it will help to remove stains easily. Regular toothpaste doesn't do good job.
https://www.healthline.com/health...m-fluoride [healthline.com]
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It's abrasive.
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OK so I've used 'charcoal' for tooth whitening in the past and it does work however I would caution it's use for anyone who has crowns. I hadn't used my charcoal whitening powder in some time and in that time I had some dental work done including a new crown. I didn't think anything of it when I used the charcoal powder again. The black can get under the edge of the crown and leave a black line around your tooth which gives the appearance of a rotten tooth. Sure enough I looked it up and other people had the same issue. The stuff doesn't come out easily. It took weeks of my regular brushing and water flossing routine to get it all cleared out.
So word of caution.
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As a dental professional I will inform you that SnF can stain your teeth and it works well as a desensitizing agent, but for anyone to claim it is better than sodium fluoride at preventing decay is 110% wrong.
Please stop spreading this misinformation