TheraNeem Theraneem Neem Toothpaste 125 ml, Mint

The toothpaste I received did not match the photo of this product, but it is from Organix according to the print. It is in a yellow tube and described as Theraneem Naturals, which you can find on amazon by searching for Neem toothpaste. Theraneem Neem Toothpaste with Mint 120g (4.23oz) I had read that Neem is particularly good for teeth and gum health so thought I'd try it. The paste is a light brown colour from the natural plant extracts, which does not bother me although my toothbrush looks less bright than it did. However, it makes my teeth look whiter. I had been developing a slight grey stain on one of my front teeth and in the couple of weeks I've been using this, it has all gone and my other teeth look better too. Although I am not prone to bleeding gums, they also look a healthier colour and it seems to help with healing any sores in the mouth. This has a nice, mild, slightly minty flavour and is not as disturbingly sweet as more conventional toothpaste. The packaging states it is flouride free, sulfate free, paraben free, gluten free, no artificial colours or flavours and suitable for diabetics and children. It is also Cruelty free and Vegan. Overall I recommend this, I have found it to be better than other alternative toothpastes I've tried.

Neem toothpaste not only cleans teeth well, but also promotes healthy gums and reduced sensitivity of nerves exposed by receded gums. As along time user I highly recommend it!

Bought this toothpaste and mouthwash on the back of the previous good reviews and was not disappointed. I have had problems with gum bleeding on and off for years and used to use Cordosyl to supplement my normal fluoride toothpaste but it hasn't always worked. Neem toothpaste has calmed the gums down and they look healthier than they have done in years. Had no bleeding gums since using. Try smearing neem toothpaste over your teeth and hen flossing to get the toothpaste between the teeth. Colour of toothpaste is not what I'm used and it does stain the toothbrush but I can put up with it because it really does keep my teeth clean and the slight minty taste is refreshing. Goodbye fluoride toothpaste, hello Neem!

I am still not quite sure how effective it is on healing gums

I’ve been using this for years and it remains my no.1 choice for flouride-free / SLS/free toothpaste. Leaves my teeth and mouth felling clean and fresh, and seems to prevent rapid build up on my teeth, better than the nasty stuff which is full of chemicals. Pricey, but worth it

This is my regular toothpaste, I love the taste and look, after my teeth have been cleaned. It proves you don't have to have fluoride or perservatives added to a toothpaste to get great looking & feeling teeth. I often see people from India on the tv chewing on a stick which I now realise is Neem. The toothpaste is loaded with lots of natural refreshing ingredients and no sulphates, salt or grapefruit(which seems to be in most natural toothpastes which interferes with insulin). As my body does'nt seem to like gluten am glad it is also gluten free.

Very Effective, I got result immediately I bought it and use along with the mouthwash.

love it.i have bleeding gums and was recommended neem toothpaste made with bark .To be honest I'm not too sure if it works as I do still have it (it could be my brushing technique,and lack of regularity of course to blame) ,lessend tho.I have still to visit dentist.I feel my mouth is clean after using this .

Excellent product for gum issues and inflammation! But it is a bit expensive!!!

Dentifrice vegan et cruelty free. Je le trouve très efficace et de plus, il blanchit les dents. J'en recommanderai sans hésiter!

I have been using Organix for several years now, and I appreciate the natural ingredients. It helps me maintain a winning smile with healthy gums!

Felt pain in a molar. Dentist replaced an old filling. Several weeks later, more pain...grew worse than before. Really hurt. They said there was a 'abscess' - infection - and I needed a root canal. Did the infection start with a filling that had started to fall out, or because bacteria got in when the filling was replaced? Hard to say. Although the dentist was careful, spraying a special anti-bacterial solution when he worked, he said bacteria can still get in and cause an infection. It could have been one or more. I brush my teeth several times a day & floss regularly. Root canal? Not covered by my insurance & would cost several thousand dollars. Either that, or have the tooth pulled. Not good... Dentist prescribed a strong antibiotic to have at home in case I woke up one morning with the side of my face swollen... Did research. Started rinsing several times a day & at night with warm salt water. Also, put a slice of raw garlic next to tooth, between gum & inner cheek of mouth - every night for about 20 mins. No swallowing - absorbs bacteria - spit out & rinse with warm salt water. Great - helped a lot. Swelling went down, but pain still there. More research.....Knew that 'Neem' has been used for many thousands of years for healing. Read all the reviews on the current neem toothpastes...many with not-so-good for us ingredients. This one stood out with the best reviews. After several weeks of using exclusively, ie. no more garlic or salt water - There is no more swelling or inflammation and although there is a little sensitivity with hot and cold liquids.... It doesn't hurt to bite down. The tooth & surrounding area feels fine. I don't even think about it any more. Never used antibiotic. As long as I can buy this brand - "TheraNeem Herbal Toothpaste (mint) by Theraneem Organix" - This is my toothpaste for life!

best neem toothpaste i have tried, works well