09 Nov Dentisse Toothpaste Review: Sex up your Smile
“Always smile, for you never know who is falling in love with it.”
– Anonymous
If there is one beauty regime I cannot live without, it’s clean teeth. That sparkle that smiles back at you once you have brushed away the plaque, food, and germs that lie within is something I obsess over. And that feeling of smoothness as your tongue brushes against your teeth; well, it doesn’t get much sexier than that!
However, all this appealing teeth talk disappears when unnecessary chemicals from ordinary toothpastes come into play. According to www.cosmeticdatabase.com, some of the ingredients found in a tube of Crest Whitening plus Scope are linked to cancer and developmental/reproductive toxicity…gross!
Enter Dentisse Natural Reflection Toothpaste.
This unique toothpaste, found at www.dentisse.com, is the natural solution to clean and pearly whites. Dentisse contains natural white kaolin clay that acts as a cleaning and shining agent. When I used the paste on my electric toothbrush, I did not have any abrasion or roughness on my gums. My teeth felt slick and clean to the bite! The natural peppermint oil was a nice touch for lasting, fresh breath without all the chemicals.
I used this toothpaste for two weeks straight, and I noticed whiter, more radiant teeth. Bentonite, the second natural clay ingredient used in Dentisse, gave the toothpaste its creamy texture, making it superior to the bland, no foam “natural” pastes out there. Now my grin won’t lie…it’s a little more than the average toothpaste at $16.99 a tube. But who can put a price on a naturally gorgeous smile?
Tell us, since beauty is so clearly linked to a white smile, what is your favorite brushing algorithm to a gorgeous smile?
– TessMarie Golcher
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Sean Patrick Harrington
Posted at 22:17h, 09 NovemberAwesome idea – awesome. But hey, brushing my teeth with, ah…clay? Did I read that correctly? Now I know clay is used in a lot of products, from adobe homes to art, pottery, tile, cement, and maybe porcelain, but toothpaste? I want to suspend disbelief and try, but $16.99 is a bit pricey. And I’m not sure about this no-foam comparison. What gives Dentisse it’s foam, and for that matter what are the other ingredients if not those found in other toothpastes? I cannot see the ingredient panel.
Thanks for the follow-up
Bright smile waiting!
yolanda dominguez
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Charu
Posted at 03:52h, 10 NovemberSean, clay is absolutely a good mineral for general oral hygiene. Mineral rich and highly alkalizing, clay is often preferred over conventional baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) for toothpaste. Agree that Dentisse is a bit pricey for $16.99 but if you want a whiter smile that’s pretty close to natural, try this line.
Please be sure to report back with results!
Marilyn
Posted at 13:33h, 10 NovemberAll I am saying is, that it IS different from other pastes. I agree, it is pricey, but it makes your teeth and gums feel incredible. I can only attribute it to the clay. They must use a white clay, cuz its not a dark paste…They also have a mouthrinse that is alcohol free. It’s pretty refreshing, although I am not a big mouthrinse user. I don’t know, they may be on to something special. I recommend it, if you have the $ to spare.
Jay
Posted at 16:38h, 19 NovemberBuyer Beware…no human clinical testing done with this product. The claims are based on laboratory testing only! Safety and efficacy needs to be determined using ADA and FDA human clinical procedures.