Short answer - yes, as long as there's something in the jar doing the work.
Fluoride-free doesn't mean ingredient-free. A toothpaste with no fluoride and nothing in its place is just flavoured paste, and that's the version your dentist is right to be wary of.
Our formulas aren't all doing the same job, so it's worth knowing which is which.
If your priority is your gums - bleeding, soreness, inflammation, bleeding, soreness, inflammation, plaque - the Original range built around botanicals rich in anti-inflammatory, and anti-plaque properties. A mineral-rich base plus neem, myrrh and aloe vera.
If your priority is your enamel - sensitivity, wear, remineralising - go to the Hydroxyapatite range. Around 97% of your tooth enamel is hydroxyapatite. Brushing with 5% micro biomimetic hydroxyapatite puts that mineral back into the micro-cracks that daily acid wear opens up.
Your dentist recommends fluoride because it's what almost every toothpaste on the shelf contains. That's a fair recommendation. Ours reach the same place by a different route.