Inspired by a toothache

Inspired by a toothache

Up to 90% of adults in the UK have some form of gum disease.

This can range from mild inflammation to advanced periodontal disease.

Left undressed, it can affect your entire body. Gum disease is linked to Alzheimer's disease, cardiovascular diseases, diabetes complications and premature labour. 

Care for your whole mouth, not just your teeth with our organic botanical oral care.

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Online, “sweetener” has become a catch-all for “bad for you.” Many consumers lump together all sugar substitutes as harmful, creating fear around even the most scientifically promising options. This blanket fear is amplified by sensational headlines and misinformed social media posts.

But the science paints a more nuanced picture—some sweeteners may harm your health, while others can be beneficial—even prebiotic. Let's dive deeper.

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How Much Hydroxyapatite Do You Really Need in Toothpaste? - truthpaste

How Much Hydroxyapatite Do You Really Need in Toothpaste?

Hydroxyapatite (HAp) has become one of the most talked-about ingredients in oral care — and for good reason. It’s the same mineral your teeth and bones are made of, and it plays a powerful role in remineralising enamel, reducing sensitivity, and even naturally whitening teeth.

But with some people shouting about “10% hydroxyapatite” and brands quietly sprinkling in a trace amount just to put it on the label, it’s no wonder people are asking: how much hydroxyapatite do you actually need for it to work?

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The Truth About Sunflower Seed Oil - truthpaste

The Truth About Sunflower Seed Oil

At Truthpaste, we believe in the power of natural ingredients to deliver effective oral care. You may have noticed sunflower seed oil listed on our label, and we want to be transparent about why it’s there.

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