Beyond natural toothpaste

At Truthpaste, we prioritise both the effectiveness and safety of our products. One common concern we encounter is whether metal utensils can interfere with the properties of bentonite clay in our toothpaste. Let's dive into the science and clear up any misconceptions.

At Truthpaste, we believe in the power of natural ingredients to promote oral health and comfort. As part of our campaign to address tooth sensitivity, we proudly incorporate a carefully selected range of essential oils in our toothpaste formulation.

In this article, we'll delve into the exceptional benefits of each essential oil, shedding light on their unique attributes and how they contribute to our toothpaste's efficacy in providing relief from toothache and sensitive teeth.

At Truthpaste, we believe in revolutionising oral care by harnessing the power of nature. Our innovative toothpaste formulations steer clear of traditional oral care ingredients for sensitivity and instead utilise essential oils known for their analgesic effects.

In this case study, we delve into the effects of our products on tooth sensitivity by analysing feedback from 67 customers who had experienced sensitivity prior to using Truthpaste.

When it comes to maintaining a healthy and radiant smile, many of us have believed that fluoride is an essential ingredient in toothpaste. For decades, fluoride has been widely promoted as a key component for preventing tooth decay and strengthening enamel. 

However, a growing number of people are exploring alternative options and embracing fluoride-free toothpaste and exploring its benefits for those seeking a more natural approach to oral health.

You will often hear them referred to as ‘good’ bacteria. This is an oversimplification. 

The role of probiotics has been historically largely focused on gut health. However, over the last decade, more research has led to mounting evidence of the multiple benefits of oral probiotics in keeping a healthy oral microbiome.

Do you avoid mouthwash or toothpastes with glycerine? Many people do, particularly those who opt for natural toothpaste. There are many misconceptions around this ingredient, and we've taken an in-depth look into the all the scientific research behind its effects in oral care.

At Truthpaste, we take a huge amount of pride in our sustainable claim. A great deal of time and research goes into finding ingredients that are not just environmentally sustainable, but socially responsible.

Bentonite clay is so widely used, it’s hard not to take it for granted. It forms the base of medicines, skincare products and of course in Truthpaste Original and Truthpaste Charcoal. 

So why do so many manufacturers use bentonite in toothpaste? There are several benefits for bentonite in oral health.

"I was a pain-riddled woman desperately mashing up clove oil, coconut oil, neem and tea tree with some bicarbonate of soda."

Read all about how one woman turned her toothache into a passion for an eco friendly, botanical toothpaste.

Peppermint toothpaste has long been the firm favourite for the vast majority of households. It is universally accepted as the standard flavour for toothpaste. Peppermint, the oral care superstar, also has multiple medicinal uses.

What is it about Peppermint that ties it so strongly with our oral health care routine? Why do we love peppermint flavour toothpaste?

If like many, the extent of your knowledge about myrrh is that some mages once came a very long way to offer it at an impromptu baby shower then you aren’t alone. Its rich, musky smell is used in incense and perfumes across the globe and it has a long and well-documented history for its medicinal values. 

There is so much more to myrrh than just a lovely smell. 

Why do we use this carrier oil in Truthpaste? 

In Ayurvedic practice, Calendula is used for oil pulling in much the same way that you would with coconut oil. The antiseptic properties work to prevent gingivitis and plaque build up. Studies suggest calendula can help to repair the soft tissue of the gums whilst actively fighting plaque. 

What is the difference between saccharin and sorbitol? The term 'artificial sweetener' can refer to anything which is not refined sugar. There are a number of sweeteners both naturally occurring and those brewed up in a lab.

Brush up on your knowledge when it comes to the sweetening ingredients in your toothpaste.

It’s been a wild card as flavours go, but truthpaste Original: Fennel has always enjoyed a strong and committed fanbase. It’s been popular with customers since it was first launched in 2017, we look at the benefits of Fennel in toothpaste.

It’s probably the most well known natural remedy for toothache. What makes clove so effective for fighting pain and was it really worth its weight in gold?

Although our ancestors were unlikely to have used words like ‘antioxidants’ and ‘provitamins’, the health benefits of Clove oil were well known to them and used medicinally as far back as the third century.

The medicinal benefits of cinnamon are very well documented. It’s been used to help lower cholesterol levels and lower blood sugar. There is even studies that show cinnamon may be helpful in fighting neurodegenerative illness such as Parkinsons or Altzheimers . However, it’s strong antibacterial and anti inflammatory properties are what make it perfect for your teeth in the correct doses.

Activated charcoal is everywhere. It’s the current darling of the health and beauty market. Activated Charcoal has enjoyed a rise in popularity over recent years. Now we have our own activated charcoal range of natural toothpaste. Find out the truth behind using this ingredient.