
Xylitol
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- Reduces tooth decay
- Natural sugar replacement
- Kills bad bacteria
- Regulates pH balance
- Reduces gum disease
Caution - Xylitol is extremely toxic to dogs
Regular consumption of xylitol reduces tooth decay and risks of gum disease. Its molecular structure slows the growth of harmful bacteria (streptococcus mutans) on tooth surfaces. It also neutralizes the pH levels in saliva and dental plaque and it stops the production of tooth decaying acid.
Xylitol is processed from birch trees, so it is a 100% naturally derived ingredient. Xylitol is a natural sugar replacement that keeps a sweet taste without all the harmful effects of sugar. It doesn't spike your insulin or raise blood sugar levels, which is a great thing to avoid as you start your day.

Calcium Phosphate
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- Remineralizes teeth
- Repairs small defects
- Repairs early cavities
We all know that brushing twice a day is critical—but what can you do for an extra layer of protection? One easy way is to use toothpaste with remineralizing agents like Calcium Phosphate. The molecular structure of this compound resembles the mineral phase in our teeth and natural enamel, which helps protect against decay.
It also repairs early caries lesions on the surface and defects at the microscopic level deep within your tooth enamel! So, with just one ingredient added to your routine, you could be taking steps towards better dental health by laying down a protective barrier between acids found in food or drinks and sensitive areas on your teeth.

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Sulfates (SLS)
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Triclosan
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Parabens
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Fluoride
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Artificial Dyes
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Propylene Glycol
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PFAS
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Carrageenan
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Formaldehyde
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Diethanolamine
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Sodium Saccharin
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