CHOOSING THE BEST TOOTHPASTE TABLETS FOR YOU
As more of us switch our
old-fashioned paste for toothpaste tablets, it’s getting harder to tell which
brands are offering the best product. Thankfully we’ve got some pointers on how
to spot inferior tablets along with must-have criteria when choosing the brand
that’s best for you.
Avoiding inferior
toothpaste tablets
A quick look at the
ingredients list will tell you that poor-quality toothpaste tablets are more or
less mint-flavoured chalk in a tablet form. While they look the part, they won’t
have any foaming action and instead will produce a watery slurry that doesn’t
adhere to your teeth and will no doubt splatter over your mirror and stain your
clothes. They also have the unfortunate side effect of leaving powdery white
residue over your lips. Don’t waste your cash on substandard products, follow
our guide below and get your money’s worth.
How to spot high-quality toothpaste tablets
Foam
Rich foaming action is incredibly important when it comes to cleaning your teeth and gives toothpaste tablets an edge over traditional paste. Look for tablets with a micro-bubble formula as this means the chewed granules are forced into pockets of space beneath the gums and between the teeth where a brush can’t reach. The foam activates in these areas and forces dirt and debris out, leaving your mouth fresh and clean. If your toothpaste tablets don’t foam, you’re wasting your money.
Conclusion – Make absolutely sure
your toothpaste tablets provide a dense foam for effective cleaning.
Flavour
Some popular toothpaste tablet brands are known by their distinctive taste which many people find unpleasant. If this is you, you don’t have to suffer in silence! Life is too short for foul-tasting toothpaste and there are plenty of brands out there offering standard peppermint as well as more interesting fruity variations. Effective oral care is a healthy way to start and end your day so make it a happy, enjoyable occasion, pick tastier toothpaste tablets.
Conclusion – Toothpaste
tablets should have a pleasant flavour and there are plenty to choose from.
Fluoride
Fluoride is a really effective tool in the fight against dental decay and we would 100% advise against fluoride-free tablets. Cleaning your teeth without fluoride will leave you open to poor oral health in future and we’d seriously question any brand that exclusively offers fluoride-free dental care. They should provide the option of fluoride in toothpaste tablets so you can make the choice yourself.
Conclusion – Your toothpaste
tablets should contain fluoride to protect your teeth.
Friendly to the environment
Eco-friendliness is a huge draw for toothpaste tablets! Each old-fashioned toothpaste tube can take 500 years to biodegrade in landfill, and we didn’t progress this far from the olden days just to repeat the same old packaging mistakes. Choose toothpaste tablets in biodegradable and/or reusable packaging and make sure the ingredients are vegan friendly without any harmful preservatives. The dry nature of toothpaste tablets means we can leave out preservatives like SLS (sodium lauryl-sulfate) without compromising shelf-life.
Conclusion – Toothpaste
tablets should be vegan-friendly and come in biodegradable packaging.
Which toothpaste tablets
are best?
Upgrading your oral healthcare
with toothpaste tablets is a no-brainer and for an option that fits all four of
our key criteria we fully recommend Dr Denti Toothpaste Tablets.
Dr Denti Toothpaste Tablets
have a unique bursting micro-bubble formula that creates an intense foaming action. This dense foam marries best-in-class cleaning results with
a tingly-fresh fizzy mint flavour, leaving your teeth looking and tasting
fantastic. Dr Denti tablets also come in eco-friendly packaging so you can get
your teeth on point without the guilt and they come in both fluoride and
fluoride-free options so you can choose the product to suit your needs.
Available for purchase from local chemists and select online retailers, if you’d like a pointer towards your nearest vendor send us an email on info@gapdental.com or call us on 01474 560 618.