CariFree Gel 1100, Citrus Flavored, Anti-Cavity Fluoride Toothpaste with Nano Hydroxyapatite for pH Neutralization, Cavity Prevention & Enamel Protection, Dentist Recommended, Dentist Developed

Taste is not very strong at all. I can tell a difference in my gum health. The mouthwash is even better.

Only true grit free fluoride toothpaste I could find on the market! If your kid has an aversion to grit and mint this is the toothpaste for you (citrus version). Dentist approved! I went through so many other “smooth” toothpastes before finding this only to have them be ever so slightly gritty.

This was recommended by my dentist and it works. No cavities at my last checkup. It seemed pricey, but as they say you just use a thin ribbon so it lasts a long time for me.I hate mint so the citrus flavor is better for me.

Finally a non mint option that works very well. The taste is great. Quality is good, wish the quantity was larger though. Definitely an issue with paying over 30 bucks for a tiny amount.

This is my absolute favorite toothpaste. It’s a nice gel consistency and it isn’t gritty feeling. It’s a little expensive, but you really do only need a pea-sized amount.My teeth were in bad shape, lots of cavities after skipping a few dentist appointments. Once I finally went my dentist recommended the Cari-Free Prescription Treatment Rinse. I switched to all Cari-Free dental hygiene products including this Citrus Toothpaste and my teeth and gums are now in much better shape. It stopped dental decay in its tracks and the best part — It tastes good too!

As someone who hates mint and foaming toothpaste, this was the definitely the best toothpaste I've ever used. I didn't expect expensive toothpaste to be worth it, but I don't think I'm going back.The taste is mild, with no mint. Unlike Red Seal's lemon toothpaste, this actually has the stuff in it that makes it good toothpaste (floride, SLS). It seems like to get toothpaste that isn't nasty and is also functional, you have to pay more.

Great option for someone who hates mint! So glad to finally find this!

The gel toothpaste has a pleasant feel, and unlike Premio, it doesn't leave my mouth feeling dry or lead to blood blisters. It has a subtle flavor. However, the price is a drawback, with anything containing fluoride and nanohydroxyapatite hovering around $7 per ounce. Another inconvenience is the lid; I find it more effective to remove the lid for application rather than using the gel through the lid, then wipe the top and screw the lid back.The tube lasted me a little over 3 months brushing twice a dayAs nice as the gel sounds and feel, I have concerns about:1) the inactive ingredients is listed in alphabetical order and not by weight and contains Sls. Though it feels less drying than other toothpaste with Sls.2) The brand seem to be more famous for their rinses. The 1100 seems to me to be no different than a normal toothpaste. (The 5000 would have more fluoride but not otc.) There was no visible change to a small cavity developing. Tried a different paste (mi paste - not a toothpaste but a topical application) and I can visibly see improvements.