Jason Powersmile Toothpaste with Fluoride 4.2 oz

We have bought this before and while we prefer the Spearmint, the Peppermint is also a good taste and both clean our teeth well.

It has a nice sweet taste. It doesn’t take a lot of paste to keep your teeth white. It’s a more natural toothpaste that I have ever uses and my plan is to stick with it as my sensitivity has just about gone

This is my go to toothpaste because it contains fluoride but still has more mindful ingredients. We like it's taste and effectiveness (we live in an area it's hard to get dental care and this has proven to fight cavities and plaque). Another huge plus is it doesn't contain xylitol which is extremely toxic to cats and dogs.

Do you know how hard it is to find an SLS-free, natural toothpaste WITH fluoride that is cinnamon flavor? It's basically impossible. I was so glad to find this toothpaste. Only to discover when I actually tried it that they put a TON of clove in it. I actually love the taste of cloves in baked goods. But for some reason, it is the NASTIEST taste in the world in this toothpaste. I gag and try not to throw up every time I use it, but I keep trying to use it so I didn't just throw a bunch of money down the drain buying this junk. It's a shame, because it otherwise seems like a good toothpaste. But whoever decided to add clove to this has no taste buds. Please make a version that it just like this, with no clove, and a good cinnamon flavor, please. Thank you.

The overwhelming taste is CLOVE. The first second or two, you can taste cinnamon, but then it’s all clove. The stuff tastes pretty good once you get used to it, but it’s *not* at all cinnamon. I do like that it’s a mostly natural toothpaste with fluoride since we don’t have fluoridated water here, and yes, it really does matter to get some.

Been using this toothpaste for years. Convinced it’s a reason I have fewer sores in my mouth.

Cleans well but not very tasty more like cinnamon bark. Guess I was expecting a more "mint" or "gum" like cinnamon taste.

I used to get frequent oral sores that I think were due to a common ingredient in toothpaste known as sodium laurel sulfate. This brand doesn’t use that and since changing to it no more canker sores. That is just my experience but I don’t think it is uncommon or unique.