Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste

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$13.20at The Dentists Supply Company, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste

Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste is a 4.3 oz mint-flavored paste with 0.40% fluoride, the standard sodium fluoride level found in most cavity-fighting toothpastes. It is aimed at everyday cavity protection and enamel care rather than whitening or sensitivity claims. No current price was provided for this page, so check the live comparison for the latest quote against other 4.3 oz fluoride pastes.

Best forShoppers wanting a plain fluoride toothpaste for daily cavity protectionHouseholds buying a standard 4.3 oz tubePeople who prefer a mint flavor without whitening additives

Pros

0.40% fluoride matches the typical cavity-protection level in mainstream toothpastes
Standard 4.3 oz tube size, easy to find and store
Simple mint flavor most people tolerate
No whitening abrasives or extra actives to complicate use

Cons

No sensitivity ingredient such as potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride

Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste prices at every store

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Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste price history

Lowest price we've seen: $13.20 on Nov 2 at The Dentists Supply Company. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

No reliable owner or professional reception is available for this specific paste, so judge it on the fluoride level and price rather than reputation.

Pros

Standard 0.40% fluoride level

Cons

Limited brand track record

Specifications

Size / Volume: 4.3 oz
Flavor: Mint Breeze
Fluoride Concentration: 0.40%

Questions and answers

Is 0.40% fluoride enough for cavity protection?: Yes. 0.40% sodium fluoride is the common over-the-counter level and is what most dentists recommend for daily brushing, provided you brush twice a day and spit rather than rinse.
Does it help with sensitive teeth?: Not specifically. It has no desensitizing ingredient like potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride, so if sensitivity is your main issue, pick a paste labeled for it.
Is it safe for children?: Use only a rice-grain smear for children under 3 and a pea-sized amount for ages 3 to 6, and supervise so they do not swallow it. Ask a dentist for children under 2.
What is in the tube?: One 4.3 oz tube of mint-flavored toothpaste with 0.40% fluoride. No brush or other extras are listed.
When is it cheapest?: Fluoride pastes like this usually drop during multipack sales and store promotions. Set a price alert and compare the per-ounce cost against Crest and Colgate rather than the tube price alone.

Our take on the Enamelon Fluoride Toothpaste

Best forShoppers wanting a plain fluoride toothpaste for daily cavity protectionHouseholds buying a standard 4.3 oz tubePeople who prefer a mint flavor without whitening additives

Pros

0.40% fluoride matches the typical cavity-protection level in mainstream toothpastes
Standard 4.3 oz tube size, easy to find and store
Simple mint flavor most people tolerate
No whitening abrasives or extra actives to complicate use

Cons

No sensitivity ingredient such as potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride

Questions and answers

Is 0.40% fluoride enough for cavity protection?

Yes. 0.40% sodium fluoride is the common over-the-counter level and is what most dentists recommend for daily brushing, provided you brush twice a day and spit rather than rinse.

Does it help with sensitive teeth?

Not specifically. It has no desensitizing ingredient like potassium nitrate or stannous fluoride, so if sensitivity is your main issue, pick a paste labeled for it.

Is it safe for children?

Use only a rice-grain smear for children under 3 and a pea-sized amount for ages 3 to 6, and supervise so they do not swallow it. Ask a dentist for children under 2.

What is in the tube?

One 4.3 oz tube of mint-flavored toothpaste with 0.40% fluoride. No brush or other extras are listed.

When is it cheapest?

Fluoride pastes like this usually drop during multipack sales and store promotions. Set a price alert and compare the per-ounce cost against Crest and Colgate rather than the tube price alone.