CREST Anticavity Toothpaste, Regular Paste, 8.2 oz

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CREST Anticavity Toothpaste, Regular Paste, 8.2 oz

Apr 6, 2011

by badbonz007
posted in Tooling Around the House, Inside or Out

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You will be amazed what 8.2 ounces of pure fresh tasting power is like. That is what Crest will give when you start using this. You can find this at just about any grocery store but I found it at Meijer's for only $3.98 for one tube. This will polish up your teeth to a nice fresh clean minty taste, and will last for several hours after you get done brushing your teeth. One of the other things that a lot of people do not know is that this toothpaste is made right here in the good old USA, in Cincinnati, Ohio by the Proctor & Gamble Company.

Description
As soon as you unscrew the cap off of the tube you will smell the fresh minty smell of this toothpaste, and even more so when you put it on your tooth brush, the aroma will fill your senses. This toothpaste is a very light blue/green in color and has a very nice taste to the toothpaste. The tube is made of plastic and is completely recyclable. The box is also completely recyclable. This tooth paste is completely environmentally friendly. This is made by the Proctor & Gamble company out of Cincinnati, Ohio. This is also safe and specially formulated to keep the enamel safe that is on your teeth. You will not have to worry about losing any deep enamel because this tooth paste does only the surface of your teeth. Crest does recommend that you use an Oral-B tooth brush, preferably the ones called a cross action and a vitalizer tooth brush.

Ingredients
This is an anti-cavity toothpaste that has 0.243% of sodium fluoride (0.15% w/v fluoride ion)as the active ingredient. The inactive ingredients are: sorbitol, water, hydrated silica, disodium pyrophosphate, sodium lauryl sulfate, trisodium phosphate, flavor, sodium phosphate, cellulose gum, carbomer, sidium saccharin, titanium dioxide, and blue 1.

Experience
If you want to have that clean fresh taste in your mouth just after that morning cup of coffee then I suggest trying this tooth paste. I have been using Crest for most of my life and I have yet to have any cavities. That in my book says if it isn't broke don't mess with it. This tooth paste will fight cavities and will fight any visible tartar buildup, in and on the surface of the teeth and even the roots. This will only do a surface cleaning for a deep cleaning you will still need to go to the dentist. After I get done brushing my teeth usually feel slick and my breath has this cool sensation that runs through my teeth and mouth. I usually brush my teeth once in the morning and once at night unless I decide to have some onions or coffee throughout the day, then of course I need a refreshing taste in my mouth and I also do not want to offend any of my friends and family with bad onion and coffee breath.

Warnings
You should only use a drop of this toothpaste if your children are under the age of six. Plus if they are under the age of two then seek a dentists advice before using. To make sure that they do not swallow use only small amounts. This toothpaste is only recommended for children over the age of 2 and if you are going to start your children out with this tooth paste then, it is recommended that you supervise them to give them good brushing habits.

Conclusion
I have been using this for quite a while and have never had and reaction to this. They do have a 1-800 number that you can call if you were to have any problem with their tooth paste. If it sits to long on the shelf there is an expiration date on all tubes, which is stamped on the sealed end of the tube. These usually have a shelf life of two years. But, I always use this up in one month so the expiration date is meaningless to me. I can give this 5 stars out of 5.