Does this toothpaste have mint in the ingredients? I have a daughter who hates to brush her teeth because every kid toothpaste is "spicy" to her
79998
We bought this for my 4 year old daughter who also hates every other toothpaste because they are too "spicy". This is the only brand we have found that she likes (actually loves). Currently we don't have any of the cupcake toothpaste because I felt it was time to use up one of the six other type/brands (Tom's, Earth's Best, Spry, Dora, Sponge Bob, Burt's Bee) we have before buying another expensive little tube of cupcake toothpaste. I foolishly thought she would develop a taste for one of the other brands with time. But after two months of drama at the sink, I am ready to order multiple tubes of cupcake toothpaste. I can't tell you what the ingredients are or if it really helps in cleaning her teeth, but I can tell you it tastes just like frosting on a kids cupcake. No minty taste at all.
1484511
it's for your Tongue! Toothpaste is made for your teeth. No two ways about it.
530096
Dear Mike, Unfortunately we have not personally sampled this particular product ourselves, and we are unable to provide our own opinion. However upon review of the product description and supplement facts, we see that it is comprised of herbs and a few minerals that can be quite bitter tasting. It is said that it can be taken strait, but it is recommended to mix into a child's beverage. We hope this information was helpful to you. We apologize for any inconvenience this has caused you, and we appreciate your patience in this matter. If we can be of further assistance, or if you have any questions or concerns, please contact us at your earliest opportunity. Thank you, and have a fantastic day! Sincerely, Kellie B. Email Specialist Swanson Health Products
87968
It does not have a mint fragrance. It is a good product and I have been using it for 3 years.
1763249
Not at all. In fact, I would say it is better than regular toothpastes as far as protecting enamel since it doesn't have glycerin (which prevents your teeth from remineralizing.
627160
We don't feed the dog that uses this toothpaste fish in any form, but his breath smells fishy. I can't say it's the toothpaste, but the toothpaste isn't doing anything about it, either.
1377071
According to the nutrition facts on their website, each mint weighs a total of 0.6 grams, and 0.5 of those grams consist of xylitol. It's the main ingredient. So each mint is five-sixths, or about 83% xylitol. If you're curious, the second ingredient is calcium lactate, which according to Wikipedia (based on some caries research), is added to sugar-free foods to prevent tooth decay. When added to chewing gum containing xylitol, calcium lactate increases the remineralization of tooth enamel. The last three ingredients are gum arabic for texture, peppermint oil for flavor, and beeswax for the surface glaze.
87966
U not putting it in your mouth!!! I did not have any minty taste when I wash and rinse retainers after and I did not also chew on tablets to be honest. Hope I was helpful
782417
I'm thinking the fluoride listed is calcium fluoride since that comes from the ground and is in mineral deposits quite often. If that's the case I wouldn't worry about it, but I'm not entirely sure. Calcium fluoride is a different substance than what you see in your toothpaste for instance, which if I recall is sodium fluoride. I hope that's the case. I just looked at the spec sheet and it's a very small amount anyway. Also there are trace amounts of calcium which should counteract fluoride if I remember my chemistry class. I think it's okay, but I'm no doctor.
1168910
No mint at all. I would say closer to a bananna flavor. It tastes sweet and good.
524636
Funny you should ask.....it doesn't tell you. No where on the bottle, box or insert does it give the ingredients. It only says it is a restorative polish.....doesn't seem like they want us to know what is in the product.
2200504
It isn't noticeable to me. There are other no fluoride, xylitol toothpastes with better flavor, like the Spry toothpastes, but this one is at a much better price. If flavor is king, go with Spry.
933380
I don't think so. It is the consistency of regular toothpaste, but it just doesn't foam. I spit it out just because I'm not used to swallowing toothpaste, but you could swallow it. My four year old does. It almost feels like brushing with just your toothbrush, but my teeth are whiter than ever with no whitening toothpaste. I've also had throbbing nerve pain with some of my teeth. I know xylitol can rebuild tooth enamel, so I rubbed Earthpaste straight on my throbbing teeth. A couple days later, not pain and it hasn't come back. I'm pleased with this toothpaste.
53018
Hmmm - I did not look at the ingredients, but only know that my dogs didn't like the flavor and I didn't keep the packages (gave them away). In terms of breath freshening, I have found that several of the products to add to their water have been very helpful (Pet Fresh brand especially), but they also caused significant stomach upset after a week or so (vomiting), so I stopped those, too. For dental freshness, we now take our smallest dog for non-anesthetic sonic teeth cleaning every 3 months or so. Expensive, but it really helps.
1593888
I sent an email to doterra as well and I received an email back saying that they would pass my email along to their product development team. It's very unfortunate that they are using these ingredients in an 'all natural' toothpaste, very deceiving...
141113
Yes, it does. I bought it to make my own tooth paste and the peppermint flavor is so strong it was unnessary to even use a sweetner of any kind. the color is a dark green color.
477104
just a little bit not really enough to call it a breath mint hope this helps