This product isn't bad though it didn't prevent cavities in my children (who eat very little sugar, no juice, and healthy foods and brush and floss regularly). Given the ridiculous $12 increase from 2 years ago, it's not worth it.

Our favorite natural toothpaste. Super minty - like you just used mouthwash!! I do hate that its so expensive but its worth it! Another good brand is Himalaya boutique

Best non fluoride toothpaste I have found.

Excellent taste and greate quality

I love this toothpaste.

I like this toothpaste because it is fluoride free and without a strong taste.

Best natural toothpaste I've ever come across.

Nice taste, good ingredients, does not harm my gums, not too abrasive.

Taste a little weird. But at least it's white. So it doesn't make your whole sink. Turn colors because of the coal kind.

Best paste Eva

Buscábamos una crema de dientes natural sin químicos, ni fluor ni disrruptores endocrinos al igual que sin edulcorantes y esta crema es la mejor opción que hemos encontrado aparte limpia los dientes muy bien y dura un montón

My favorite toothpaste. Unfortunately though its double the price of my second favorite toothpaste, which is what I currently have been buying.

brand this Love

Picked up this Desert Essence Tea Tree Oil & Neem Toothpaste 6-pack after seeing it rated 100/100 on Yuka, and Ive had zero regrets. Flavor is really pleasant, and it cleans my teeth super well. Feels fresh without being harsh. Overall, 10/10 - definitely 5 stars.

Great product not only for brushing the teeth but it can be used as a facial cleanser, ant & mosquito bites and rashes.

Love this toothpaste...taste great and NO POISON

Wish I had found this toothpaste sooner - natural ingredients and doesn't have a foul taste,t texture or odd consistency.

This toothpaste offers a natural alternative for those seeking to maintain oral hygiene without harsh chemicals. Formulated with tea tree oil, it aims to provide effective cleaning while promoting gum health. The wintergreen flavor adds a refreshing touch, making it a pleasant addition to daily routines.This toothpaste is its natural ingredients, which I appreciate for being gentle yet effective. The tea tree oil is known for its antibacterial properties, which can help combat plaque and bad breath. Additionally, the neem extract is often praised for its ability to support gum health. I feel a clean mouth after brushing, and the wintergreen flavor leaves a refreshing aftertaste.

I've been using this brand for a few years now and have tried most of the flavors they offer and found this one to be the most satisfying so far. The tube comes sealed so the first thing you do is unscrew the cap and remove the little foil sticker. Once that's off, screw the cap back on and your ready for one of the finest brushing experiences life has to offer. The toothpaste itself is thick and doesn't become runny once you start brushing. It seems like a lot of organic brands dissolve before I'm done brushing. I usually brush for around five minutes give or take and this toothpaste has been the only brand that lasts the duration. My mouth feels clean and my breath stays fresh until I eat or drink something at which point I'm not tasting toothpaste with my coffee. Yuck. It doesn't have all the additives you'll find in the commercial brands and I consider this to be the standard of organic toothpastes on the market. Sometimes I'll get bored with the flavor and seek out another brand just to see if there's a comparison and so far I haven't been able to find a suitable match. I'm glad Amazon sells this because I could only find it in certain organic stores for about the same price. When I first discovered this, I noticed the difference the first time I used it. Before then I was using the big commercial brands and completely unaware of all the extra garbage those companies would put in their products. Think of all the unnecessary junk that's been absorbed by our bodies just by doing something as simple as brushing our teeth. Some of that stuff does more harm than good over the long term in some cases. This by far isn't the cheapest toothpaste on the market but it's the best in my opinion. It's always better to purchase in bulk and if you can afford to do so then why not? It's not like it'll go to waste. A tube of this toothpaste lasts me a good two to three months so having three means I can go without having to buy this again for close to nine months. I would get down to removing the cap and squeezing the last remnants of toothpaste out before getting getting a new tube so having extras on had is a good thing for me at least. They're individually packaged so your cabinet won't look like a disheveled mess with a bunch of tubes and containers everywhere. Or maybe it will. Out of sight, out of mind.

I love the flavor, very fresh, and it seems to be the only toothpaste that seems to help my periodontal disease at all. I also add a few drops of tea tree oil on top of it. Sometimes I'll dissolve LugoTabs (lowest dose, 1/2 tablet) in my mouth and use as a mouthwash. (Yes. It stains enamel, but comes off with a cleaning.) I use bentonite clay to soothe my gums. Also, believe it or not, I make a mouthwash of Panacur C at times. Other times baking soda, brushing gently. Hydrogen peroxide.I also have been taking berberine. Berberine is a blood thinner and a natural ACE inhibitor, so make sure you check your medications to make sure there aren't any contraindications. Lisinopril is one ACE inibitor, a hypertension medication. You should also ask your doctor if taking the berberine, but even my cardiologist has never heard of it.I kind of went off on a tangent here, but this toothpaste is a staple. I only use the others if I'm clenching my teeth. I can tell if I need the others, too, just from the clenching.