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When people think of toothpaste tablets, those compact, mess-free alternatives to traditional toothpaste, they often associate them with natural, zero-waste living.  And it’s true: many toothpaste tablet brands focus on clean, minimalist ingredient lists and plastic-free packaging. Because of this, there's a common misconception that toothpaste tablets are always fluoride-free.  The assumption is that they cater exclusively to the all-natural crowd, steering clear of “chemicals” like fluoride. But for those who believe in fluoride's science-backed benefits for dental health, there’s good news: brands like Kaylaan offer toothpaste tablets with fluoride, too. In a previous post, we explored the fluoride vs....

Toothpaste tablets are undeniably gaining traction, thanks to their convenience, zero-waste packaging, and mess-free use. But which brand to commit to? Which doesn’t taste like chalk? Which ones are actually effective in giving a fresh breath and clean teeth? With so many options today, it’s not easy to pick the best. That’s why we have put together this list of the best toothpaste tablets with fluoride.  And to make sure we don’t buy marketing hype, we actually scoured through Reddit to compile this list.  We dove into Reddit's most active threads, from r/ZeroWaste to r/OralHealth, to round up the most...

The fluoride controversy is a hot topic right now. Politicians are using it in their election campaigns to appeal to people rallying against it, campaigning to get fluoride removed from municipal water. With so much controversy surrounding whether it's good to add fluoride to tap water, or whether fluoride is safe at all, it naturally brings up the debate of fluoride vs. non-fluoride toothpaste. This controversy has created a market for non-fluoride dental products that target the anti-fluoride audience. The group believes fluoride is a toxic chemical, and that excessive fluoride consumption leads to multiple health issues, such as dental...

Your Child’s Oral Health As a parent, you’re always doing your best to care for your child. You make sure they eat right, sleep well, and stay happy. But one thing many parents don’t realize is that sippy cups and bottles, even though they are convenient, can quietly harm your child’s oral health over time.