Something Nice Zero 歯磨き粉 - 10%ナノ ヒドロキシアパタイト歯磨き粉 フッ化物不使用 再石灰化 エナメル修復 ナチュラルホワイトニング 敏感な歯 大人&子供の口腔ケアに最適 ミント 4オンス

Ok so I'm going to say I've had cavities since I was younger and always been told to brush and floss two times a day, etc, etc. And I wouldn't even do that, just brush my teeth twice a day and that was it no floss. So recently my cavities have been BAD I couldn't eat one fruit snack without my teeth hurting like hell and I would immediately have to spit it out and wash my mouth with water. So with all this information I started to get into dental care. I had no choice really to start flossing and caring about my dental care. I went on tiktok to see REAL dentists saying what to use, what not to use, what to do, what not to do. I always used fluoride toothpaste, it's what my dentist has been saying for my entire life. So I was skeptical about the nano stuff. Along with the price I was like "dang I can go to CVS, Walmart, or target and get regular toothpaste for $6-$9. After much speculation, procrastination, and research. I got the toothpaste. I used it at night for the first time and I didn't really feel any different or see anything so I told myself I'd trust the process. (The earth wasn't made in a day. That's the mindset I had) So after a week of using (I used another account that's not this one to buy the toothpaste initially) I saw huge results. My teeth wasn't sensitive like they used to be-cutting down on sugary foods and having a routine with a good diet helps a lot- they were whiter, etc. the size wasn't what I thought it would be but it was ok because it still was helping my teeth. The taste is ok not too much not too less anything like that I don't like toothpaste with after taste and this helped. So after a week of oil pulling, flossing, mouthwash, brushing two times a day I finally got the results I wanted and safe to say I will forever buy this toothpaste. I also got the toothbrush because I heard dentists say to us soft toothbrushes and so I got that one but you don't have to just saying I did. If you hate flossing or feel it takes too much time get a hard to reach flosser with the handle or electric flosser and it's so much easier that's what I got and flossing doesn't take as long as it did with the string floss. Once you get into a habit of flossing I promise you won't feel lazy. I got into the habit of just do it and I did and now it's a part of my routine. So take what you will from this information just saying my story and experience with the toothpaste. Do everything I said about brushing and flossing etc and you will see significant results. I don't use a water flosser in my routine but it's up to you just don't make it replace flossing itself. I wish I had this toothpaste when I was younger so I wouldn't have to get my filling but life is life. I still do have cavities it doesn't reverse them, it just helps with them not hurting and etc.

Okay so I'm someone who spends way more on skincare than I probably should admit, so when I saw the price on this toothpaste I was like... really? But honestly, if I'm dropping $80 on a face serum, why not invest in my teeth too? As someone who's tried literally every "premium" toothpaste on the market (and has the dental bills to prove my oral health obsession), I was honestly skeptical about Zero. Another expensive toothpaste making big claims? Been there, done that. But wow, was I wrong. First off, the no-fluoride thing initially made me nervous – I mean, we've been told fluoride is essential our entire lives, right? But after doing my research on nano-hydroxyapatite (yes, I went down that rabbit hole), I was intrigued enough to give it a shot. The science actually makes sense, and at 10% concentration, it's not just marketing fluff. What sold me immediately was the taste – or rather, the lack of that horrible aftertaste. I can actually drink my morning coffee without it tasting like I'm drinking it through a sock. Game changer for someone who lives on espresso. The sensitivity reduction has been incredible. I used to wince drinking cold brew, and now I barely notice. My teeth also feel noticeably smoother and look brighter – not in an artificial way, but like they're actually healthier. The packaging is gorgeous (yes, I care about aesthetics in my bathroom), and knowing it's fully recyclable makes me feel better about the price point. Bottom line: if you're someone who values quality, science-backed products and can afford to invest in your health, this is worth every penny. My dental hygienist even commented on how clean my teeth looked at my last appointment. Finally, a toothpaste that lives up to the hype.

Created by @thebentist a social media dentist and helps your teeth in a variety of ways and is the first step to a whiter smile. He also has a line of whitening strips that can be used as a second step . As a dentist he developed it with a unique formula and I liked it. It’s purple in color , the mint isn’t too strong

Good taste and keeps my mouth feeling clean. Although, it has got quite more expensive for such a small tube.

So far I’m pleased. I just got it today and tried it for the first time. Important to note I am a cavity prone person, I am 30 and a mom, I still have all my teeth except for my wisdoms (all 4 and abnormally large). I have always had naturally poor enamel, part of why I’m cavity prone. I’ve always hated fluoride toothpaste because it hurts when it gets into a cavity I may have, like it makes it feel like the tooth is about to explode. I know it’s sounds crazy but that’s my experience with Crest and Colgate toothpastes. I’m also autistic and have major sensory problems around brushing in general. What I enjoyed about this something nice zero toothpaste was that I did not feel the pain when I brushed my tooth that has a cavity. I also liked that it did not foam up nearly as much as regular toothpaste brands, because that’s one of the things that would send me into sensory overwhelm. My teeth actually feel clean. I am hopeful for the first time in my life about the idea of having better oral hygiene. And the flavor was not overwhelmingly minty either it was just right like a peppermint candy. I am hoping to see results about my overall sensitivity after continued use, and also hoping to see if it helps my cavity prone teeth at all. But that comes with time but for the first use it really really is “Something Nice”