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What product(s) do you recommend? I'm in the US.

• eth0up 1y ago
  Either Biomin, or my first choice, Apagard (from Japan). Biomin is cleaner, but weaker. I generally choose Apagard though. If you do too, the Premio is a good version with a substantial hydroxyapatite content. Try to buy from a reputable seller if Apagard. I'd not worry about Biomin much. Edit: also note that these are rinseless pastes, intended to remain on the teeth for as long as they linger. This is where Biomin has an advantage, being cleaner. Spitting is fine, but rinsing will reduce efficacy. Edit II: Some will wail in disagreement. I think a waterjet can literally add years to the average lifespan while helping with oral health. Maybe consider one, with simple design and minimal features.
• chucky_z 1y ago
  Smart mouth has a flouride + hydroxyapetite. I’ve been using it for a few months now and all my tooth pain is completely gone. I’ve been dealing with issues for years and have a wonderful dentist but really had to get myself in shape and brush 2x and really floss correctly. Anyway, that toothpaste also helped compared to only stannous fluoride paste.
• gamblor956 1y ago
  Dave's is available in the U.S. and has NHAP, flouride, and the anti-sensitivity stuff from Sensodyne.
  • adrianmonk 1y ago
    Do you mean David's? Their web site says it's "fluoride free". https://davids-usa.com/products/davids-sensitive-whitening-nano-hydroxyapatite-toothpaste https://davids-usa.com/products/davids-sensitive-whitening-n...
    • gamblor956 1y ago
      Sorry, I mixed up my brands. I actually meant Ollie's. Dave's has the NAHP but not the flouride.