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Our guide to natural toothpaste products in Australia

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1 March 2022|3 min read

Wondering what ‘natural’ toothpaste is? The phrase itself is not a technical description because chemicals make up all of the matter on our planet, natural toothpaste included.

Essentially, ’natural toothpaste’ is a term that has been coined by marketers to describe toothpaste without fluoride. It’s these types of toothpastes we’ll be talking about today, and we’ll be referring to them as natural toothpaste products to help those looking for fluoride-free options. 

Without further ado, here’s our quick guide to what we think are the best natural toothpaste products available in Australia. 

Ditch the paste for tooth powder

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To use tooth powder, just wet your toothbrush, gently dip it into the powder and brush away.

If there’s a daily fight at your house over who squeezed the toothpaste tube the wrong way, tooth powder is here to save your mornings! Just wet your toothbrush, gently dip it into the powder and brush away. 

Buying tooth powder is a great alternative if you don’t like the texture of a paste.

Love Beauty Foods Toothpowder - Organic Wild Orange has a bold and sweet orange. It’s also sweet that each jar of water-free formula prevents three toothpaste tubes from going to landfill.

Another tooth powder option is Love Beauty Foods Teeth Whitener. This best selling formula includes activated coconut charcoal and Australian bentonite clay.

Your choice of natural toothpastes to try

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’Natural toothpaste’ is a term that has been coined by marketers to describe toothpaste without fluoride.

Looking for a natural toothpaste? You might like to try one of these options to enjoy that fresh and clean feeling on your pearly whites. 

Grants Mild Mint Toothpaste might mildly tickle your tastebuds. Or, if you’re just not a mint-lover, Grants Flavour-Free Toothpaste With No Mint could be the perfect option. 

GRIN Toothpaste Whitening contains baking soda, propolis and organic sea salt as active ingredients working to restore the natural whiteness of your teeth by gently removing stains. 

GRIN Toothpaste Strengthening includes key ingredients hydroxyapatite, organic sea salt and magnolia bark extract to remineralise your teeth.

Gem Coconut Mint Toothpaste has a more tropical vibe for when you want to hold on to that holiday feeling morning, noon and night. It combines natural coconut flavour with naturally sourced menthol to create a fresh minty coconut taste.

Say ‘ta ta’ tartar

Not to be confused with the delicious condiment you have with fish and chips, tartar is hardened plaque, and it can irritate your gums.  

ALOE DENT Toothpaste Fluoride Free Sensitive provides natural protection for sensitive teeth and gums and with regular use may prevent caries, tartar and gum problems.

Other oral care products to sink your teeth into

While we are on the subject of oral care, you might be interested in trying some of these products designed for a happy mouth and a happy planet. 

The Humble Co. Toothbrush - Adult Charcoal Soft is the original bamboo toothbrush that took the world by storm. It’s equipped with the highest quality nylon bristles and, of course, a bamboo handle. 

Gem Natural Floss Coconut is vegan, bio-degradable and made with plant-based candelilla wax and soothing coconut oil.

The Humble Co. Interdental brush - Size 1 -Orange has a bamboo handle and BPA-free bristles to gently capture and remove the nasties hiding between your teeth.

Making a naturally informed decision

There are many options out there competing for the title of the best natural toothpaste in Australia. Whichever toothpaste option you choose, your oral care plan – including regular trips to the dentist – will help to ensure you have healthy teeth to smile about.

Remember that everyone has different oral health needs, so it’s best to talk with your oral health professional about the best products for you. 

Reviewed by the healthylife Advisory Board February 2022.