Dr. Sheffield’s Certified Natural Toothpaste (Extra-Whitening) - Great Tasting, Fluoride Free Toothpaste/Freshen Your Breath, Whiten Your Teeth, Reduce Plaque (2-Pack)

I ordered the two pack of peppermint toothpaste about a month ago, for well over a year prior, I have been switching back and fourth between all the crest, colgate, sensodine, and toms I can find… but everything irritated my gums and made them sore.. but let’s be honest.. it’s all the same vile company isn’t it!??!? Finding Sheffields toothpaste was a blessing, the peppermint is yummy, and free from all those foaming detergents… not only has it repaired and totally healed my gums, it has taken plaque off that I wasn’t even aware I had (avid brusher/flosser). My teeth have never felt so clean, even after a whole day at work, and after I’ve eaten meals and snacks, I still no longer have that weird fuzzy feeling you get when you run your tongue over your teeth.. you know what I mean?! In conclusion, I’ve found THE toothpaste.. and I’m not going back to that other poisonous, plaque promoting crap again. Thank you!

What I was looking was the all natural as well as fluoride free toothpaste, this product has great flavor, as well as if you have any reaction to fluoride I would recommend this toothpaste. I have only tried the traditional mint however, I look forward to potentially trying the others.

Love this toothpaste!

Texture of this toothpaste was a bit more liquidy, so bear that in mind when squeezing from the tube. Its probably a medium/average cost toothpaste. The actual tube is smaller than the box, about 2/3 the size, but its still a decent amount of product. I find I have to use a pretty good schmear to get the job done. Its for kids and (this curious adult). It doesnt foam much, but just enough to get that cleaning feeling. It has the taste like slightly sweet, subtle, cocoa powder without the buttery richness of full on chocolate. Thats fine, though - it also lacks any appreciable powerful, bracing mint flavor, which for someone who suffers occasionally from stress and canker sores, is appreciated, but also may be helpful for those who have sensitivity to the mint flavor. Cant speak for others in its line but its very subtle, enough cocoa flavor for novelty. I do like it. The two pack means each tube is about the cost of a standard Crest/Colgate thing but a few ounces less product. Looking at the ingredients its very natural! Orris powder/Iris powder, fascinating. Those Sheffields!

I got this a week ago, tastes great , leaves my mouth fresh & clean , I didnt want fluoride , so now I brush my teeth 4 to 5 times a day,, The down side is,, do not squeeze to tube before opening it had about 3 automatically came out, And it seems like 1 tube will last probably a year for me, just use a pea size drop at a time.Great deal

This is a great toothpaste for the price and it doesnt have fluoride. I removed a star because the arent making the chocolate flavor anymore. (I dont know that I would give it to a child as I had a hard time not swallowing it. LOL

Glad to have found Dr. Sheffields when I was looking for ANY toothpaste that does not contain titanium dioxide, which many believe to be harmful to breathe in or to ingest, even in small amounts. Its a whitening agent, so most toothpastes have it listed on their ingredient labels. Aside from the fact that Dr. Sheffields doesnt have this ingredient, its simply a good toothpaste...my dental hygienist was impressed with the improvements in my check-up after switching from another brand. Highly recommend!

Its very unique and it encourages them to brush longer!

I will go out of my way for this toothpaste. It doesnt gag me like the others doesnt leave that mouth full of soap feeling. It just seems to be fresher, flavors are great and natural and the whole family has their favorite of these, berry, banana, chocolate, you name it

It tastes more real than Close-Up, which tasted obviously artificial. Crest still tasted more genuine. I dont know, maybe its because Crest was red and this one was white. I know Dr. Sheffields is going for a more natural look and feel, and red dye has no part in that, but if the red dye adds to the illusion, Crest did it. Sadly Crest has discontinued thier cinnamon toothpaste (too my knowledge), so Dr. Sheffields is so far the next best thing.