Biomineral Herbs Toothpaste Chocolate 100g

I love this toothpaste! Biominerals toothpaste is unlike any other oral health product I've ever used. It does more than deliver a clean feeling and fresh mouth. When I use this paste, my mouth and all of the tissue inside of my mouth, my gums, my tongue, all feel healthier. The toothpaste is dark brown in color and very creamy, not your average toothpaste. It has a minty slightly chocolatey taste but it mostly a deep mint flavor. I use Biominerals toothpaste for my overall health, because it contains minerals that most of us are deficient in and I hold the toothpaste in my mouth for a few minutes before rinsing out, allowing the submucosal lining of my mouth to absorb the minerals into my body as well as my gums and inner lining of my mouth. I strongly prefer this toothpaste as a way to deliver essential trace minerals to my teeth, mouth and body.

I'm sensitive to fluoride and tend to get mouth ulcers, so I've started to use fluoride-free toothpaste. I'm always looking for ones with natural ingredients to try and stumbled upon this one from Thailand. I've been using it for a month now and it's been great! The chocolate flavor is an interesting one and definitely out of the norm from traditional toothpaste flavors, but doesn't contain any actual chocolate (or else that would defeat the purpose of toothpaste!). I like how you can taste it during brushing, but leaves a nice mild mint taste after rinsing. It also contains mineral clay which provides great abrasiveness and although they don't advertise that, I've found that my teeth have gotten noticeably whiter. It's 100g which translates to ~3.5oz, so a bit smaller than the typical ones you get at the store, but still a good amount as I found that I don't really need to use as much as other toothpaste.

This stuff is the grossest thing I’ve ever willingly put in my mouth. It’s like brushing with pine sol... has zero chocolate or mint taste and a dirty diaper brown color.However, if you can get past that, this stuff does an amazing job of cleaning teeth. It even seemed to make mine a little whiter/brighter.I don’t think I’d ever buy it again but it does it’s job.

Just started using this so can't speak to remineralization (package doesn't explain this, only says "remineralizing"), but I like the chocolate mint flavor and that it's fluoride free. Mainly wanted to share the ingredients list because I didn't see it before buying, and it might make a difference for some people:Water, Biominerals, Bentonite, Xylitol, Glycerin, Sident 9, Sident 225, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Menthol, Camphor, Guava Leaf Extract, Stevia Extract, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Bicarbonate, Mint Oil, Flavor

I’ve been using this for a few years now. I don’t plan to ever return to Crest or Colgate; I get my mouth so much cleaner and fresher with this toothpaste. And the natural minerals are there to do the same work (and more) as the fluoride-only toothpaste. I don’t use it as quickly either, so the cost turns out to be equivalent or possibly lower than other toothpastes I’ve used.

If I could return these I would. My mouth felt like it's been on fire since trying to use this. I don't know if it's due to some allergy like sls or what but this toothpaste burned like the firey pits of hell. I'm usually a fan of chocolate toothpaste but this... there is a silent violent intensity to this that leaves much to be desired. Ironically this is supposed to help alleviate pain, a more twisted joke has yet to be revealed.

I love the refreshing mint chocolate flavor of this toothpaste! It leaves your mouth feeling so clean. My (Thai) mom first had me try this when she brought it back from Thailand and said it was popular there. I was first weirded out by the brown color, but when she said it was mint chocolate, I gave it a whirl. I was pleasantly surprised by how refreshing it was to brush with it, so I’ve been using up my mom’s supply from Thailand. Now that it’s on Amazon, I can order it myself!

When I tasted the flavor of this "chocolate mint" toothpaste, it brought back memories of that time you fell into a mud puddle and got a mouth full of dirt. Or maybe dirt with a hint of pine tree branch. The earthy aftertaste sticks with you for awhile, too. I can still taste it even after drinking a few sips of a flavored beverage.I feel for any of these other reviewers who actually think this stuff tastes anything like chocolate. They really need to buy some chocolates and see what they're missing out on in life.