Tea Tree TherapyToothpaste with Baking Soda 5 Oz (Pack of 2)

This is a great toothpaste

It leaves my mouth feeling clean and breath fresh. The flavor is not too strong.

Tea tree oil is a known natural antibacterial substance. I've been using this toothpaste for many years and have not had one cavity! And, although I go for an annual check-up with my dentist, which normally involves a teeth cleaning, I've not had to have my teeth cleaned for several years either! I do regular, thorough teeth brushing twice a day.I also recommend the natural, 100% recyclable toothbrushes. They have wooden handles and use boar bristles....they last a long time and really do the job! These two items, with regular use, easily work together to make make my life more simple and prosperous!

When articles surfaced recently from The Clevland Clinic about the heart and stroke problems potentially caused by the artificial sweetener Xylitol I was shocked to learn that many brands of toothpaste use it as an ingredient. I had used Tom's of Maine for years as I thought it was a "healthy brand" But it also contained Xylitol. I went tommy local health food store and all to my surprise ALL of the brands there contained Xylitol - except one: Tea Tree Therapy. So I bought it and tried it. The taste and texture are both good. And most importantly, it does not contain Xylitol. I bought the mouthwash as well. I like both products and they are reasonably priced.

I have been using this toothpaste for (if memory serves) a couple of years now and at both my last two cleanings I asked my hygienist about plaque levels. She said that on a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the worst, I might have been a 2 largely because I wasn’t adequately getting to a couple of teeth in the back.I do not do anything special- just manually brush lightly twice during the day and very thoroughly at night with an electric brush (usually for at least 1.5 cycles). I also use those green picks after meals.Although I cannot honestly give credit for the good checkups solely to the toothpaste I do not doubt it plays a big part. Will continue using for as long as it is available :)