Amazon has 0.8-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Gentle Whitening Travel Size Toothpaste (Alpine Breeze) for $1.95 - 20% when you 'clip' the coupon on product page & check out via Subscribe & Save = $1.56. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 0.8-Oz Sensodyne Pronamel Gentle Whitening Travel Size Toothpaste (Alpine Breeze) for $1.95 - 20% when you 'clip' the coupon on product page & check out via Subscribe & Save = $1.56. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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$2.46 per oz is hefty but it makes sense these travel sizes really up price everything. It's on sale on Walmart for the same price if you don't have Amazon prime. The 4 oz 2 pack is on sale, $12.48 for 2 tubes, $1.56 per oz if you're looking for larger than a travel size.
If there is a risk to fluoride, you might as well at least maximize the benefit you get in exchange. In that regard, I don't recommend this toothpaste. There are different kinds of fluoride. Stannous fluoride actually prevents enamel damage by fighting bacterial activity that causes cavities. The other two, sodium fluoride and monofluorophosphate, only help to repair enamel that has already been damaged. Or find the Sensodyne with Novamin, which is more effective for enamel repair than fluoride anyway.
Looking for toothpaste deals containing hydroxyapatite. Thoughts anyone?
Bite the bullet and order italian biorepair from amazon for $6-7 a tube, get a proper oral b electric toothbrush, use a small dot when you brush your teeth and it will last forever.
Bite the bullet and order italian biorepair from amazon for $6-7 a tube, get a proper oral b electric toothbrush, use a small dot when you brush your teeth and it will last forever.
Might have to try, previously, iirc, I bought a 6 pack of Indian sensodyne sensitive build & repair with hydroxyapetite from amazon, and my teeth are more sensitive. I heard xylitol helps as well.
Might have to try, previously, iirc, I bought a 6 pack of Indian sensodyne sensitive build & repair with hydroxyapetite from amazon, and my teeth are more sensitive. I heard xylitol helps as well.
Indian is weird. I bought that one once but the consistency wasn't great. I usually got the european or canadian versions.
Thanks, which biorepair do you recommend? I see there's a different kinds. Might get one for my kid too.
Just remembered that the indian sensodyne had SLS in it pretty sure, gave me occasional mouth sores. Biorepair has a website and a graphic on there to tell you the differences. Choose what's right for you. Honestly, I go by price per tube, what ever is cheaper as the differences are negligible. But I started out using pro white in the morning and intense night in the evening. Last time I bought like 8 tubes of Plus so I'll be on that for a while. No fluoride in these or SLS which are the things I care about most, and of course with hydroxyapatite. Sometimes I add a tiny amount of prescription fluoride concentration to mix in, just make sure not to swallow. I also do not rise my mouth out after brushing typically.
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Just remembered that the indian sensodyne had SLS in it pretty sure, gave me occasional mouth sores. Biorepair has a website and a graphic on there to tell you the differences. Choose what's right for you. Honestly, I go by price per tube, what ever is cheaper as the differences are negligible. But I started out using pro white in the morning and intense night in the evening. Last time I bought like 8 tubes of Plus so I'll be on that for a while. No fluoride in these or SLS which are the things I care about most, and of course with hydroxyapatite. Sometimes I add a tiny amount of prescription fluoride concentration to mix in, just make sure not to swallow. I also do not rise my mouth out after brushing typically.
Same. Took me over a decade to actually link constant mouth sores to buying cheap toothpaste, but now after switching to SLS free toothpastes, my mouth sores are much less prevalent.
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