Rate and review your toothpaste.

[emzie]

I recently switch from Crest to Aquafresh Extreme Clean Enpowermint tooth paste. The main reason I switched was because Enpowermint seemed like a clever flavour.

The box reads

As you begin to brush, the bold stripes transform into Micro-Active Foam, releasing thousands of germ killing bubbles that shower your whole mouth - teeth, gums and breath.

Its dynamic foaming action seeks out hard to reach places - even the back of your tongue - fighting the sources of bad breath.

It rinses leaving your teeth feeling clean and smooth and your whole mouth energized with an icy cool, sparkling feeling that lasts long after your brush. Aquafresh Extreme Clean Empowermint also gently brightens your teeth.

I found this to be quite true. I'm not sure how it works, but the tooth paste truly foams in your mouth, leaving your teeth feeling very clean. I'm not sure how clean my mouth actually was, though.

The flavour is very strong, almost too strong. In fact, I found rinsing my mouth with mouth wash after to be painful due to the conflicting tastes.

The price is comparable to other tooth pastes at $C 3.99 and I would recommend anyone unsatisfied with their current toothpaste to give it a try.

4/5 from me.

 

[Perfection]

Relieves itching and swelling! 5/5

 

[AAHZ]

@ perfection...

good one. and Aquafresh has been, and always WILL be by toothpaste of choice

 

[kulade]

Chrest multicare whitening!

Slurp the whole tube and wash it around!
4/5

...Or through your nose for a real good time!
5/5

 

[Nylan]

CSWVMFT (Colgate Sparkling White Vanilla Mint Fluoride Toothpaste)

The Vanilla is an interesting flavor, it mixes things up in an otherwise boring mintiness world.

CSWVMFT:
-Whitens Teeth
-Removes Stains
-Helps prevent stain buildup
-Fights cavities

And my personal favorite: "Invigorates mouth"

Clinically proven, stain protection formula for sparkling, healthy white teeth accompanied by a unique flavor experience

Directions (for those poor masses who as of yet do not know the wonderful mintiness delights of teeth-brushing): Adults and children 2 years of age and older: Brush teeth thoroughly, preferably after each meal or at least twice a day, or as directed by a dentist or physician. -Children 2-6 years: Use only a pea sized amount and supervise child's brushing and rinsing (to minimize swallowing)

...I think I just found the new terrorist anti-child weapon: Colgate Total

 

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