| Pet Toothpaste (Formulation #A582) | Vanderbilt Minerals, LLC | This is a formula for pet toothpaste utilizing the products VANATURAL® and VANZAN® NF. | ||
| Natural Gum Clean Toothpaste (Formulation #Z437-43) | Ashland | This biodegradable,1 anti-cavity toothpaste contains a 100% natural, biodegradable bio-active from sustainably-sourced saffron flowers, which helps strengthen the gingival barrier. Saffragyl™ biofunctional helps neutralize harmful toxins produced by oral ...view more This biodegradable,1 anti-cavity toothpaste contains a 100% natural, biodegradable bio-active from sustainably-sourced saffron flowers, which helps strengthen the gingival barrier. Saffragyl™ biofunctional helps neutralize harmful toxins produced by oral bacteria while respecting the gingival microbiome. The toothpaste is made without titanium dioxide, artificial colors, and flavors. The unique sustainably sourced cellulose binder provides good stand-up and a smooth texture for a delightful brushing experience. view less | ||
| uBB™ Whitesmile Toothpaste Tablets (Formulation #M300-3078 E) | Ashland | Eliminate waste with this eco-friendly, water-free teeth whitening tablet. This fluoride-free formulation is designed to bring out your natural white. It has been shown to remove tea, coffee and wine stains from artificial teeth, in-vitro. Pop it in yo...view more Eliminate waste with this eco-friendly, water-free teeth whitening tablet. This fluoride-free formulation is designed to bring out your natural white. It has been shown to remove tea, coffee and wine stains from artificial teeth, in-vitro. Pop it in your mouth, chew to immediately release and disperse the hydrogen peroxide whitening agent. Brush for 2 minutes, spit and rinse. Use one tablet per brushing. These tablets are manufactured using direct compression process and can be easily supplied in a recyclable package. view less | ||
| Antimicrobial Toothgel | Laboratorios Argenol | This tooth gel with silver is effective against specific oral bacteria such as P. gingivalis, S. mutans, and B. cepacea. |
