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Colin.4.0:
In my grand-parents day there were a limited number of branded toothpastes and tooth-powders available and some dentists recommended brushing with salt.I the early 80s I was living and working in Indonesia and I was seeing quite a bit of bleeding from my gums. I found a Japanese brand of toothpaste that was made with salt in a local supermarket. It seemed to help my condition and was pleasant to use. It had a similar consistency to regular white toothpaste brands but had a strong salty taste. I was also gargling and rinsing with salt water so that did not bother me.Recently I decided to try to find a salt-based toothpaste again and found this one on Amazon.It is reasonably salty (although not as salty as I remember the Japanese on to be) and has a somewhat minty after-taste. I do not put salt on my food or add it to cooking and I generally avoid obviously salty foods. I was surprised that this toothpaste did not taste more salty to me.It has a grainy texture – whether that is due to actual grains of salt or the general texture I do not know.It leaves my teeth feeling as clean as any other toothpaste that I have used (although of course the most important aspect of cleaning teeth is the brushing technique and thoroughness rather than the toothpaste used). There is a definite minty after-taste (I do not rinse my mouth with water after brushing with any toothpaste this one included).Warning: this is described as “Salt Toothpaste” rather than simply having salt listed in the ingredients and so expect it to taste predominantly of salt (although not as salty as putting neat salt onto your toothbrush and there are other flavourings but they do not offset the salt noticeably). If you do not like strong saltiness I would suggest to avoid this toothpaste.

abs5.0:
Do yourself a favor and try this toothpaste. I’m a convert! Been using for 2+ years now and I can’t go back. Dentist always says I do an excellent job of keeping my teeth clean and asks what toothpaste I use. They are always dumbfounded when I tell them! No flouride! No crazy chemicals or nasty ingredients. Takes a little getting used to but it is so worth it. I can’t even use the nasty foamy stuff anymore. Who wants surfactant in their mouth? Ewww…anyway just try it!

kirsteen burlton5.0:
I’ve been buying this toothpaste for years now after hearing about all the detrimental effects to health that fluoride causes. Also I was getting an unusual amount of mouth ulcers and stopping fluoride toothpaste also stopped the mouth ulcers. My daughter now 10 has also been using this the last few years since stopping her child toothpaste and we both love the taste of this and it feels so fresh and cleansing. Not everyone will like the adjustment as may be used to a foamy sensation but once you get used to this you won’t go back and I personally love that salty taste. Feels more natural and cleansing. I used to buy in Holland and Barrett but unable to now so I reorder when we’re low. Which is about after 2 ish months. Give or take.

Rob W5.0:
I’ve not used any other toothpaste other than Weleda’s Ratanhia Toothpaste since 1984 when it used to be called Herbal Toothpaste and have not visited a dentist since then until recently. On that first dental check-up in 30 years I was informed I had no cavities and that all teeth were in good order including two fillings received in 1982. Proper brushing and type of toothbrush might be a factor I use a Radius toothbrush as well as a good diet. However my personal opinion is that this particular product is a major factor in keeping my teeth clean and healthy despite it having less of the chemicals used in conventional dental products.The taste may not be to everyone’s liking but personally I much prefer it over the strong mint flavour of other toothpastes.

Gogol4.0:
Wasn’t too sure about this at all the whole idea of salt toothpaste didn’t really appeal to me at all but I do like Weleda products and never really found fault with them so thought I would give this a go.First of all the taste is like regular mint toothpaste the only thing you really notice is the “salt” which is a grit in the toothpaste but like arm and hammer but feels a lot more coarse. I have been using this for a few weeks now and I have to say the first few times I used it I found it to be a bit rough but now got used to it. Seems to bee good on my teeth and gums so I will keep on using at least for a few months to see any long term results.

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