Foaming at the Mouth Again. Review on Colgate Cavity Protection Toothpaste

The toothpaste I am going to write about is Colgate Cavity Protection with Calcium. I think this is a great way of keeping your teeth clean. Another plus is that your gums are protected. The active ingredients are: Sodium Monoflourophophate 0.76% w/w (1000 ppmF). USP Sodium Floride 0.1% w/w (450ppmF) Ph Eur. Other ingredients are: Dicalcium Phosphate Dihydrate, Glycerine Ph Eur, Sorbitol Ph Eur, Cellulose Gum Ph Eur, PEG-12,Sodium Lauryl Sulphate PH Eur., Sodium Saccharin Ph Eur, Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate, 89 - 540 Flavour, Purified Water Ph Eur. Take a tip from me: Brush your teeth for about 3 minutes per time, twice a day and you will find an improvement. I have found that by using Colgate Cavity Protection, the Flouride that is in this toothpaste has actually reduced what I have had to have done at the dentist, which is not a bad thing (unless, of course, you are a dentist trying to earn a living). The after taste left behind by using this toothpaste is of a minty one. I like this taste, as some of the other toothpastes I have tried do not have this. Even younger children can use this toothpaste, but only if they put a tiny spot on their tooth brushes.

This Colgate toothpaste comes in 2 different sizes of tubes. These being 50ml and 100ml. Prices for these sizes are: £0.79GBP for the 50ml and £1.32GBP for the 100ml. I cannot fault the manufacturers (Colgate Palmolive UK Ltd for the very bright packaging. This is a mainly shiny red box with a blue area identifying the words Cavity Protection, with all writing in white, apart from the words With Calcium (written in yellow). I can therefore recommend this toothpaste to anyone wishing to buy it.