Boka Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Adult & Kids - Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth - No Sulfates & Parabens - Natural Flavors & Vegan - Mild Ela Mint (113g) 1pk

I’ve been using the Boka Nano-Hydroxyapatite toothpaste for a while now, and I have to say, I really like it. I wanted a fluoride-free option that still does a good job, and this one has been great. The Ela Mint flavor is super refreshing—not overpowering, just nice and clean. I’ve heard the Orange Cream flavor is good too, so I’ll probably give that a try next. The biggest win for me is how gentle it is. My teeth are pretty sensitive, and this has been such a relief to use. My teeth feel smoother, look a bit whiter, and my gums feel healthier too. It’s nice knowing it helps with remineralization, which you don’t always get with fluoride-free toothpaste. Yeah, it’s a bit pricier than your usual toothpaste, but honestly, it feels worth it. I think of it as an investment in my teeth. If you’re curious or on the fence, I’d say give it a shot—I’ve been really happy with it.

One of the best fluoride free toothpaste I have ever tried! Definetely I will buy it again! It has a very nice taste and it works very well for my teeth. After brushing my teeth feel very clean and they are not sensitive anymore. Also, my front teeth have started to look whiter than before, even my friends noticed that. I can't wait for my next dentist appointment to see what he says. I also appreciate the fact that this toothpaste does not have any other toxic ingredients in it. I will keep buying it and recommend it to others too.

My Experience with Boka's Coco Ginger Toothpaste I’ve been using the Boka Coco Ginger toothpaste for several months. I specifically chose this flavour because I find the traditional "minty burn" of most toothpastes too stimulating, especially before bed. This blend is a much more relaxing alternative. Why I Like It: • Gentle & Soothing: The combination of Aloe Vera and Chamomile appeals to me. It feels incredibly soothing on my gums and provides a gentle clean without the harsh, stinging sensation of menthol.🌿🌼 • Sensitivity Support: As someone with sensitive teeth, the nano-hydroxyapatite (n-Ha) has been effective. It’s a science-backed, biocompatible alternative to fluoride that helps remineralize enamel, and I’ve noticed less discomfort with cold drinks. • Perfect for Nighttime: The warm ginger and coconut flavour is calming and doesn’t "wake up" my senses right before I try to sleep. 💤 Important "Dealbreakers" to Consider: • No Foam: If you prefer a foamy toothpaste, this isn't for you. It is SLS-free, so it has a creamy, non-lathering consistency that takes some getting used to. • Xylitol-Free: This specific flavor is xylitol-free. While this is a "pro" for those who want to avoid sugar alcohols or have pets (since xylitol is toxic to dogs), the "con" is that you miss out on the additional bacteria-fighting benefits found in Boka's mint flavors. Why I’m Giving It 4 Stars 💷💷: While the product is excellent, it is quite expensive for a 4oz tube. Between the premium price and the learning curve of a non-foaming paste, it’s a 4-star investment for me rather than a perfect 5. Suggestions for Improvement: • Sustainability: I’d love to see Boka offer an aluminum tube option to reduce plastic waste. • Cap Design: The current twist-off cap can be fiddly; a flip-top lid would be much more convenient. • Transparency: It would be helpful if the packaging clearly stated the n-Ha percentage (like 5% or 10%) so users can better understand its remineralisation strength. 🔍 • "Boost" Versions: Offering an optional version of this flavour with xylitol included would be a great middle-ground for those who want that extra oral health "boost" without the mint.

I did quite a lot of research before purchasing this. I was specifically looking into nano-hydroxyapatite as a fluoride alternative, as it mirrors the mineral structure of tooth enamel and is often discussed in dental research for enamel support. I currently use this in the morning and a fluoride toothpaste at night. I prefer this combination approach rather than choosing one exclusively. In terms of cleaning effectiveness, it performs very well. My teeth feel smooth and properly clean after brushing — not just fresh on the surface. It removes buildup effectively without feeling harsh. Regarding pain relief and sensitivity: this does not give an immediate numbing or desensitising effect in the way some sensitivity toothpastes (like potassium nitrate-based formulas) can. However, since switching, I haven’t experienced increased sensitivity, and my teeth feel stable and comfortable. For me, it seems to support long-term maintenance rather than providing instant pain relief. One thing I particularly like is that it doesn’t leave a gritty or chalky feeling in the mouth. The texture is smooth, slightly creamy, and comfortable. It could spread slightly more easily across the teeth, and I personally wouldn’t mind a bit more foam. However, I understand that lower-foaming formulas often avoid stronger surfactants, which may be intentional in a gentler formulation. The Mild Ela Mint flavour is subtle and not overpowering. There isn’t a strong mint burn or lingering artificial smell, but my breath still feels fresh afterwards in a clean, neutral way rather than a heavily perfumed way. Colour-wise, it’s a neutral white, which I prefer over coloured gels. The 113g size is generous and lasts well with twice-daily use. Ingredient-wise, I appreciate that it’s fluoride-free, sulfate-free, vegan, and formulated around nano-hydroxyapatite rather than just cosmetic freshness. Overall, it feels like a well-researched and effective option for ongoing enamel support and daily care.

A very pleasant mild mint flavour. It foams ever so slightly and left my teeth feeling clean. Did it get rid of cavities after several weeks of use? No. Did it help my sensitive teeth? A bit yes. Did it whiten them? A bit yes. It's an ok toothpaste and if it wasnt so expensive I would probably buy it again, but for £10 a tube it's a hefty price.

First of all, let me start with the most important thing- if you’re considering switching to a nano hydroxyapatite toothpaste, you’ve already waited too long IMO. I have had extremely sensitive teeth since childhood (think having to curl your lips over your front teeth when you drink a glass of room temp water) and have used a sensitivity, toothpaste, almost as long, with minimal help I found this toothpaste a few years ago when n-Ha was just becoming a thing over here in the US and within a month or two my sensitivity was probably 70% improved, and while I still have a small amount of sensitivity, I’d say at this point it is probably 80 to 90% better- I almost never even notice it anymore. I never had any issues with cavities or anything like that, but I fully believe that it is re-mineralizing and would help someone who is prone to cavities and other things. The added bonus is that while I use whitening strips every now and then, it’s been over a year since the last time I whitened my teeth, and my friends still comment about how white my teeth look, despite being a daily coffee drinker for the last seven years. I’ve tried multiple flavors of Boka and my only qualm is that my favorite flavor so far was only seasonal and is no longer available, which was the cherry blossom (if anyone from the Boca company is reading this, this is an official request for you to please bring that flavor back and keep it!) so I’ll describe the other flavors in more detail: Ela Mint: this was the companies first flavor they came out with as far as I’m aware, and I initially liked it a lot when switching from a regular toothpaste as I still wanted to have that minty fresh taste in my mouth, but this is way more mild than normal toothpaste. It’s just a gentle hint of mint. Very nice if you’re just switching over from a mint toothpaste and are also worried about your mouth not feeling fresh enough. Lemon lavender: I no longer care for a mint flavor and I really like this. It is not tart in any way and tastes more like a lemon custard or lemon yogurt, pretty sweet as well. I don’t really get any notes of lavender when I use it and though lavender should be used sparingly so it doesn’t taste soapy, I would appreciate just a little bit more of the lavender flavor to actually call it lemon lavender. Right now it’s more like the Yoplait lemon yogurt Strawberry basil: I just got this flavor today and I almost considered knocking my review down one Star because of it. When I first put the toothbrush in my mouth, I just got a strong taste of basil and hardly any strawberry. The strawberry came out a little more as I continued to brush, but the basil is just overpowering, and I am not a fan in any way. I ordered the strawberry mango kids toothpaste for my child and I am looking forward to that one when it comes in, glad I ordered a three pack as I think that will be more promising since I like both strawberry and mango flavors on their own, and I may steal one of those tubes for myself Overall: there are so many flavors to try out so you’ll probably find one you like and regardless, this is just short of a miracle product for your teeth. I can’t recommend this toothpaste enough. (But please I do hope the flavors either get tweaked or they bring back the cherry blossom soon!)

Très satisfaite de ce dentifrice

De très loin le meilleur dentifrice expérimenté. Pour les mamans qui subissent les affres d'une natalité pouvant dégrader la dentition, je recommande. Dévitalisation de l'émail ou autre, vous retrouverez le blanc de vos dents grisées après quelques semaines. Incroyable d'efficacité. Le prix tabasse fort c'est sûr mais vu qu'il vous faut mettre qu'une petite quantité sur la brosse, au final le tube fait quelques temps tout de même.

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Very good