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Prescription Strength Sensitive Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 4 oz

Prescription Strength Sensitive Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 4 oz

Last price we saw

$48.56at The Dentists Supply Company, last seen Nov 2

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Our take on the Prescription Strength Sensitive Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 4 oz

This is a 4 oz mint toothpaste with 1.1% sodium fluoride, the highest fluoride level sold without a prescription in the US. That concentration (5,000 ppm) is aimed at people with a high cavity risk or sensitive teeth, and it is typically sold behind the pharmacy counter. It costs more than standard toothpaste and is usually not covered by insurance without a prescription.

Best forPeople with a history of cavitiesAdults with sensitive teethAnyone with dry mouth or bracesPeople whose dentist recommends high-fluoride paste
Pros
  • 1.1% NaF (5,000 ppm fluoride), about 4x regular toothpaste
  • Helps remineralize early cavities and reduce sensitivity
  • Mint flavor and gluten-free formula
  • 4 oz tube lasts about as long as a standard one
Cons
  • Not for children under 6; keep out of reach
  • Higher fluoride means a greater risk if swallowed
  • Usually kept behind the pharmacy counter
  • Costs more than drugstore toothpaste

Prescription Strength Sensitive Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 4 oz prices at every store

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Prescription Strength Sensitive Anti-Cavity Toothpaste 4 oz price history

Lowest price we've seen: $48.56 on Nov 2 at The Dentists Supply Company. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 2.

What reviewers say

Owners of high-fluoride toothpastes generally report less sensitivity and fewer new cavities over time, but many dislike the strong, sometimes chalky or salty taste and the higher price.

Pros
  • Noticeable relief from cold sensitivity
  • Dentists see fewer new cavities at checkups
  • Small amount per brushing goes a long way
Cons
  • Taste is stronger and less pleasant than regular paste
  • Price per tube is high
  • Can sting if you have mouth sores

Specifications

Size / Volume
4 oz
Flavor
Mint
Fluoride Concentration
1.1% NaF
Gluten
Gluten-Free

Questions and answers

Is 1.1% fluoride toothpaste worth it over regular toothpaste?
If you get cavities easily or have sensitive teeth, yes. The 5,000 ppm level is about four times regular toothpaste and is the strongest available without a prescription. For low-risk adults, standard paste is enough.
Can children use this toothpaste?
No. High-fluoride toothpaste is for ages 6 and up, and only on a dentist's advice. Young children who swallow it can get too much fluoride.
Does it help with sensitive teeth?
Many users report less sensitivity within a few weeks of twice-daily use. It works best when you brush gently and avoid rinsing right after brushing.
How is it different from regular sensitive toothpaste?
Regular sensitive pastes block nerve signals or mask pain. This one adds a much higher fluoride dose that hardens enamel and fights decay, so it addresses the cause as well as the symptom.
When is it cheapest?
High-fluoride paste rarely goes on deep discount. Watch for multipacks and store coupons, and compare per-ounce prices across pharmacies.