BioMin F Toothpaste - Helps Strengthen & Protect Enamel, Provide Relief to Sensitive Teeth - 75ml Mild Minty Flavour Fluoride Toothpaste for Adults & Kids - Suitable for Vegans, Not Tested on Animals

This is the only toothpaste I’ve used that rebuilds enamel, and you can feel the difference. It helps with sensitivity, protects against acid, and the mild mint is just right. More expensive, but worth it if you’re after real results.

I was having sensitivity problems with my teeth but I don't particularly like going to the dentist so I had a look online and this toothpaste came highly rated. I have been using it for a couple of weeks and I no longer think I need a dentist. I highly recommend it, It may seem expensive but a little bit it's enough, and to be honest the dentist is much more expensive and painful. It has a very pleasant and subtle fresh mint flavour, it fobs enough that you can swirl at the end but not so much that you need spitting every few minutes. I have used other tooth pastes for sensitive teeth and this one had been the most effective, after a few days I could notice the difference, after 2 weeks the difference is massive.

£13! i hear you say, fir toothpaste! Well it’s well worth the price if you suffer from sensitive teeth. I only use once or twice a week with other toothpaste in between the rest of the time and it works, no more sensitivity. Tastes nice and fresh, teeth feel clean and pain is gone.

Good but make sure you use before you start whitening

So much SLS in it, it's comparable to cheap Colgate toothpaste and as a result it tastes like the smell of handsoap. It also makes the teeth sting somewhat. Quite abrasive. Taste isn't brilliant. Made cheaply. It's also so thick that it wants to *roll* off of the toothbrush. Back to SLS, and there are milder alternatives to that detergent that still foam well and help clean and spread the product, but cheap-o, greedy BioMin Industries, with their sus website and very bizarre suppliers (Amazon, really?, plus a couple other online stores online?) need to profit hard. The cost of the toothpaste is outlandish. Factor in the terrible supply channels they have and I had to spend £5 on delivery for damn toothpaste, delivered by a non-English speaking/reading driver who couldn't read "don't deliver to neighbours". £18+ for a dinky 75ml tube! There's not enough science behind it or protective power in that toothpaste (besides the highly irritating, mouth-peeling, Sahara-tongue drying, to warrant such a ridiculous amount. The bloke in all the videos... Dr. Not-So-Convincing, looks like he was dragged in off the street. I'll review this again after a couple of weeks but I don't suppose it's going to do much else (besides supposedly protecting my thin enamel [DOUBT]) other than drying and peeling my mouth even more. Bravo guys. Top Indian-made toothpaste there. Don't suppose you're paying a decent wage for them selling those 75ml tubes at £13+ a pop.