This is honestly the finest toothpaste I have ever used. Once again it is a Bronner product I look forward to using. It does, over time, dissolve plaque and whiten. Finally, the Anise was a delightful surprise.

Lisa, this is the third or fourth video of yours I have watched and I have to tell you, I love that they are direct, simple and to the point without an endless chatter, which as an older adult I respect and admire are! 😂 I just moved into a new home and haven't set up everything yet, as I wanted to make my own to 1. save money, but 2. get rid of all the chemicals and dyes and plastics etc that are in the products these days. Thank you for showing me how to use these products - which by the way I all ready have in my home but wasn't sure how to use. 🤪I'll be looking for more of your videos to learn more. 🤩🥰

Good video. Fluoride is not essential in the least and should be removed as much as possible from human consumption and if possible, compeletly eliminated. The same goes for chlorine which is something else commonly found in most people's drinking waters today. Both of them are neurotoxic and have no where near enough impact on mouth hygiene to warrant them being in drinking water or toothpaste. Their is also science to suggest they play a role in the disruption of the gut microbiome and therefore have a larger net effect on your overall healthy body function and even lifespan.

I’m ready for that spearmint!! 😍😍

I love my cinnamon!!!

You do not want flouride intake from of water. Get it from Green Tea if anything

@5:01 "...and normally children like the Anise one, because..." I am no child, and I like the Anise flavor. I purchased the 4-pack (consisting of 1 tube, each, of the 4 flavors (now that Spearmint is available)). I tried the Spearmint first, and it was very good. It took a few brushings, to get used to the absence of foam (that I was conditioned, over the decades, to expect). Now I prefer the absence of foam. Next, I tried the Anise flavor. Initially, I preferred the Spearmint. But like a song that does not initially grab you, the Anise flavor grew on me. I now prefer it over the Spearmint flavor. I have yet to try the cinnamon flavor or the peppermint flavor. But I expect that they will both taste good (maybe I will discover a new favorite?). Air pockets: For decades, I was using popular brands found in the supermarket. Without exception (as far as I remember), they all had air pockets. So you are squeezing the tube, and suddenly you lose 25% of what you thought was paste in the tube, because that pocket of air suddenly get released. I have not had any air pockets in my Dr. Bronner's tubes (and I am close to finishing my second tube). So what you see and feel is what you get. No deceptive larger tube, 25% filled with air. Lastly: I do not know if it is my imagination, but my mouth feels cleaner. It took a couple of weeks, and it hit me, that my mouth feels fresher and natural. Cheers!

This dentist is a bit ingenuous. Silica is sand-abrasive to the "glass" on your teeth (as she called it). Fluoride is only in municipal water. About 25% of people in the US are not on municipal water and I am sure much higher elsewhere. Personally, not a fan of fluoridated water, prefer it just in my toothpaste. She lost some credibility in my eyes (catering to advertising this product). Does not mean I won't use the product, but I take the dentist's comments with a grain of salt. I do like that the toothpaste doesn't contain SLS which I have found I have problems with, but I find that it is missing in a lot of generic toothpastes (read the label).

Wish you would have touched on gum disease. But I will try your product

Started using this a year ago based on the lack of harmful chemicals etc But a year on and my gum/teeth health has deteriorated. I am not attributing this to the toothpaste but would just like to find out if anybody else has experienced this ?

I bought a peppermint one for $4 and I didn't like it at all, I switched back to Tom's

My nieces & nephews would think I'm a crackpot, but I'll take a crack at this fabled soap for my teeth. Let's wait and see!

I love the Spearmint

So does the tooth paste prevent cavities?

Desert Essence uses NEEM in their toothpaste that by the way I use to use since I found yours, what could be the difference in quality and teeth fighting natural agents in that? By the way I LOVE CINNAMON 😀👍

But this toothpaste has no expiration date. Kinda weird. How do you explain that?

I live in Asia. How do I know if there's fluoride in my water?

Will Dr. Bronner’s sell toothpaste for sensitive teeth in the future?

Is this toothpaste ok for sensitive gums?

I’m curious why after ordering 2 tubes of this toothpaste, the stuff dries up and hardens in about two months, and it’s extremely hard to get out of the tube, and I wonder why the 800 number found on the box is no longer working.

Lit

The subtitles being in Spanish makes this video really difficult to watch for those of us that rely on the CC but speak/read English and not Spanish. A better option may have been to do the CC in English and then have a user provided Spanish translation.

What about the Citric Acid?

Doe it prevent cavities?

What’s the RDA value of the toothpaste?

How can I have Bronner's toothpaste in Italy? I Did not know it existed...

Safe for dogs?

Add xylitol and I'm sold

Why the packaging speaks of god ,,that's what i really want to know

I wish they cut out the glycerin though ☹️

That was unexpectedly entertaining and informative... 🪥🧼🫧

Watch out black maybe someone's name.

Will there be a soy free version?

I don’t think she’s a dentist she wasn’t very articulate when it came to her career.

Ok but you never mentioned weather or not it prevents cavities…

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Are you actually a real bronner employee or just a leach?