- Whitens teeth and freshens breath
- Specially formulated to help prevent staining
- Fights cavities, plaque and gingivitis
- Builds increasing protection against painful sensitivity
- Provides dentist recommended benefits
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18 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Awful!,
This review is from: Crest Pro-Health Fluoride Toothpaste, Clean Mint, 7.8-Ounce (Pack of 4) (Health and Beauty)
I normally use another type of Crest, but Crest Pro-Health was on sale and I wanted to try it. It is horrible! The month slime everyone talks about is gross yet so true. The toothpaste is too strong. This slime is actually a collection of cells the toothpaste has stripped from your mouth. This may sound cleaning, but it strips way too much and leave your mouth almost raw in spots. I didn't realize this toothpaste was causing all this until I went online to read reviews. Rinsing doesn't help. After you stop using it for a week, your mouth should return to normal. Also, I normally do not have bad breath, but I seemed to develop horrible breath after using this. It doesn't whiten well at all.I really can't say enough horrible things about it. I would never recommend this to anyone.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Stannous flouride = superior clean,
By T. Rex (New York, NY United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Crest Pro-Health Fluoride Toothpaste, Clean Mint, 7.8-Ounce (Pack of 4) (Health and Beauty)
Crest Pro Health uses stannous flouride, which is a superior dental agent but which was replaced in mass market toothpastes by sodium flouride because the latter had a longer shelf life and lowered manufacturing costs. I enjoy the taste and have had a great experience using the product since it debuted.As for the complaints and one-star reviews, I have never had anything like those issues. I brush and floss daily and go to the dentist. Based on what I've read the complaints seem more common with a Pro Health mouth rinse products, and are the result of dead germs and skin in the mouth. So this product may be less than ideal if your dental hygiene is less than ideal, but I have not had any issues.
9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Crest Pro Health should be recalled,
This review is from: Crest Pro-Health Fluoride Toothpaste, Clean Mint, 7.8-Ounce (Pack of 4) (Health and Beauty)
Just as many others have shared, I too experienced the issues w/ skin shedding or sloughing off the inside of my mouth. While researching the symptoms, I ran across many discussion threads on the same issue - people were citing the same symptoms I had been experiencing and linking the symptoms to Crest Pro Health. Last night I brushed w/ a different toothpaste and, for the 1st time in months, had no skin sloughing after. The onset of the symptoms corresponded w/ my having started using Crest Pro Health some months ago. I had been using Sensodyne but, in an attempt to cut costs, had switched to Crest Pro Health. This is not a new issue. So far I've discovered posts and discussion on this issue dating back to 2007. Ergo, this has been a known issue for a minimum of 3 years. No doubt the makers of Crest Pro Health (Proctor & Gamble) are fully aware of the adverse reactions consumers are experiencing w/ this product.
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