Tooth & Gum Powder - Herbal Organic Extra-Strength 100% Natural (Fluoride-Free) Natural Whitening Remineralising Dental Polish 60ml

So far, my experience using this powder has been really good. My teeth feel really clean after using it, and I have noticed that the stains on my teeth are gradually reducing. I've found that in a short time, my teeth and gums feel better, and I have not spit up blood since using this powder (which I would otherwise experience regularly). I also found that for me, plaque build up during the day is less when I brush with the powder than when I brush with toothpaste alone.As for the remineralizing and building of enamel it is still early days and I am sure this process will take a while. The ingredients are natural, most are organic, the powder has bentonite and is sweetened with stevia. I find the method that works best for me is to dip a toothbrush with paste into some powder on my hand and then repeat this process until the powder in my hand is done.The powder itself is very fine and feels a little gritty when brushing, but it is easily washed away with a few rinses. The container is a lot smaller than what I had anticipated, but the powder should see you through for a while. I've used this now morning and night for 4 days and I've only made a small dent. How long it lasts is really upto how you use this. I would definitely buy this again!

Happy... Would buy again

I was thinking about making my own toothpaste after reading Dr. Ellie Phillips book "Kiss your dentist good bye". I had ongoing gum inflamation for years and no rinsing, flossing, brossing or whatsoever helped me with my gums. The author recommends not to use any toothpaste with either glycerin, sorbitol or baking soda in it, but I couldn't find one single toothpaste on the market without it. Even the "good" organic brands like Weleda, Jasons, etc all contain glycerin. The only toothpaste without any of these ingredients that I could find was Earthpaste, but that one gave me for some reason plenty of mouth ulcers. So I decided to make my own toothpaste, when I came across this product. It contains all the ingredients for home made toothpaste, except maybe the coconut oil that makes it a bit creamier (but you can add it yourself). I tried it for a few days now and I must say I am absolutely in love with it! It leaves the teeth really clean and shiny.It's too early to say for the gum inflamation, but at least it doesn't irritate them or make them worse like other toothpastes. Will definitely continue to use this powder!

My teeth feel clean after using it, however, there are very small pieces that remain in your mouth (I think it might be cinnamon bark?) - they dont taste bad but I find it annoying to have them stuck in my teeth even after rinsing several times.I also find that I wake up with a coating on my teeth (the clay?) which may be protecting the enamel, however it makes my mouth feel dirty. I've not noticed this with other natural tooth powders (which have been bicarb based rather than clay).I love the idea of this product (natural, fluoride free), but the gritty pieces are not at all desirable; I wouldn't buy it again, nor recommend it.

I have never written a bad review before but the results from using this tooth powder for a week was so catastrophic I feel it is a public service to review.After using for one week I noticed that my back tooth caps were showing white against my natural front teeth. I then became aware that my gums appeared to be receding and my mouth felt sore.In fact I made an appointment with my dentist as I thought I had a real problem.I have now been using my normal toothpaste, unfortunately in a plastic case, for three weeks and my teeth are back to normal and I have cancelled the dentist.Pleasant cinnamon taste.I will try tablets next.

I've been using this tooth powder for just over 2 weeks, I was reluctant to review it so quickly but the change with my teeth has been so rapid, I decided to write about it. After the first use my teeth felt like I had visited the hygienist, so smooth and clean, this has continued. The main reason I tried it was because I heard tooth powder can decrease sensitivity. I have suffered sensitivity for the last few years, especially in the winter. I went to the dentist twice in the last few months and continued with a toothpaste made for sensitivity, but I still had problems especially on cold and windy days. I can honestly say within a couple of days my teeth felt better, and after several bracing windy walks to my surprise my teeth did not suffer. Originally I was a bit sceptical, after all we all have it drummed into our heads that we must use toothpaste, I've never really questioned this until now. I have decided to keep going for 6 months to monitor any effects, but so far they have all been good. I'm hoping I won't ever have to go back to toothpaste.

Be careful - check the date on the packaging when it arrives.My Product arrived with only 5 weeks until use by date was up, which is Naff & doesn't give you chance to try out properly.I tried to contact seller in case it was an old batch & had been sent out by mistake - but I havent had any reply from them or the amazon team.The product itself is a herbal powder that's suppose to help with teeth & gums, it looks & tastes like powderd cinnamon. A bit like brushing your teeth with brown saw dust. I honestly don't think its had any affect at all, I've used for 3 weeks brushing 2 or 3 times daily as recommended but can't say it's made any difference at all. The crappy use by date means I should discontinue using soon & I Will have to throw 2/3 of the pot away soon - Rubbish really & definetly not worth the price when a pot of cinnamon would cost about £1 & probably last a damn site longer. Think it's a rip off but could be wrong!