Silver Earthpaste Natural Toothpaste (Cinnamon) - 113g

Earthpaste Natural Toothpaste

Earthpaste delivers all the benefits you expect from a toothpaste without any chemicals or unnatural additives. It’s toothpaste unlike any other you’ve experienced – you’ll see the difference on your and feel the difference in your mouth.

Earthpaste’s list of ingredients is unique, but the things we left out are just as important. Most brands of toothpaste contain foaming agents like SLS (sodium lauryl sulfate), and chemicals like titanium dioxide to make the paste bright white. Not Earthpaste. It isn’t just safe to swallow – each ingredient in Earthpaste has been used to support healthy systems.

Ingredients in Earthpaste

Purified Water to hydrate the clay into a creamy paste.

Food Grade Redmond Clay®, a polishing cleanser with antibacterial properties that has been used for centuries to promote digestive health.

Xylitol, a natural sweetener that has been shown to promote healthy teeth.

Redmond Real Salt®, to enhance the flavor and lend antibacterial properties associated with sea salt.

Tea Tree Oil, a natural, essential oil, commonly used to promote healthy skin, supports oral health with excellent anti-viral and anti-fungal properties.

Menthol, found in peppermint and wintergreen Earthpaste, leaves your breath fresh and mouth feeling clean.

These special oils are used for flavouring & a wide variety of other health benefits listed below.

Peppermint will make your breath smell fresh, and it’s widely used to promote stress relief and support digestion.

Wintergreen lends a sweet, minty flavor and has been used to promote dental health.

Cinnamon brings a familiar, spicy flavor along with its reputation as an antioxidant used to promote healthy immune function.

Dental Health
We often overlook the importance of taking care of our teeth and gums. The mouth is an important digestive organ. It begins the digestive process by secreting saliva and by physically breaking down food with chewing. Problems in the mouth can lead to malnutrition when foods are avoided due to pain or the inability to chew them correctly.

Periodontal disease is the inflammation of the gum (gingivitis) and support structure of the tooth. In mild cases, gums that bleed easily may be the only sign of a problem. In severe cases the gums are inflamed and receding and teeth loosen and become abscessed. Chronic bad breath is a sign of poor hygiene and often correlates with periodontal disease. Periodontal disease can be caused by poor hygiene, nutritional deficiencies, stress, toxin overload, medications and hormonal changes.

Tooth decay occurs when bacteria produce acid that erodes the teeth. It does not cause toothache or temperature sensitivity until the decay affects the nerve in the centre of the tooth. Besides bacterial presence, tooth decay will only occur if the enamel is vulnerable and sugars are available for the bacteria to feed on.

Periodontal disease and tooth decay can be prevented with the proper diet and hygiene. Proper dental hygiene includes regular tooth brushing and flossing. Make sure to use a soft bristled toothbrush to prevent damaging tooth enamel. Gargle with salt water to ease dental pain and purify the mouth. Topical clove oil is analgesic when used on the teeth and gums. Goldenseal, sage and thyme can be made into teas and used as an antibacterial mouthwash.

Stress can be a contributing factor to gingivitis and tooth decay. It decreases the immune system and may lead to increased bacteria in the mouth. We often eat poorly and crave sugar and junk foods during stressful times, which can also contribute to dental problems.

A diet high in raw fruits and vegetables provides a good source of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Raw crunchy foods, like apples and carrots, clean the teeth as you chew. Unsweetened cranberry juice has been studied for its plaque fighting properties and may one day be added into toothpaste.

Avoid all refined sugars, sticky foods, smoking, carbonated beverages and chewable vitamin C tablets.

Fluoride has been added to drinking water and dental hygiene products. It is believed to strengthen the tooth enamel and increase resistance to decay. Many dentists recommend fluoride treatments for children. It is becoming a controversial practice because fluoride supplementation may cause poor bone quality and be a carcinogen. Consumers should think carefully about using these products.

The sugar xylitol has been studied for its antibacterial properties. Studies show that consuming this sugar changes the bacterial flora of the mouth. The bacteria produce less acid and therefore cause less tooth decay. In Finland, dental care for children is based on using xylitol. Xylitol can be purchased for use in baking or found in gums and mints. It is a natural sweetener and its only side effect is that it can cause diarrhea in a small number of individuals.

Testimonials

“My son and I had dark spots on our teeth. Even the dentist said there was nothing he could do. Then, we used Earthpaste. Our teeth used to look stained or the enamel was worn off, but after two weeks our teeth are enamel coated, strong, and WHITE! This toothpaste totally re-mineralized our teeth! Now, our whole family uses it–even the toddler–and I don’t worry about chemicals! LOVE this toothpaste!!”
~ Lisa

“Earthpaste is a refreshing twist on a truly natural toothpaste! After trying it, I am hooked! It feels great to know that there is a toothpaste that is actually good for you if you accidentally swallow it.”
~Tika B

“Earthpaste is the best natural toothpaste I’ve tried! My mouth feels so clean.”
~Annie V

“It’s wonderful to finally find a toothpaste we can feel good about using for ourselves and our family.”
~Mike & Michelle M

“I love how clean Earthpaste makes my mouth feel! The essential oils give it a great flavor.”
~Ryan S

“If you try Earthpaste, you will love it. all the right ingredients, none of the wrong ones –Taste is a winner.”
~Chris S

“Earthpaste is so clean and natural and has a great aftertaste. So happy to have finally found a great natural toothpaste.”
~Melanie S