Enamel Science Advanced Toothpaste 75 ml

Debated some time about trying this toothpaste, considering the price. After 2 weeks I noticed a new smoothness to my teeth, they felt like glass, they felt stronger and less sensitive. After a month, they look whiter and healthier. I’m sticking with it well worth the money.

I wasn’t expecting much because a lot of “repair” toothpastes feel like marketing, but this one genuinely made my teeth feel smoother and less sensitive after about a week. The texture is nice, not too gritty, and it leaves a really clean feeling without being overpowering. The taste is fresh but a bit more “clinical” than minty-fancy toothpaste. If you love super strong mint, this may feel a little plain. Best tip: don’t rinse too much after brushing. Leaving a little on the teeth seems to work better, especially for sensitivity and enamel care. A bit expensive for the size, but if your teeth are sensitive or feel worn down from coffee, whitening products, or acidic drinks, it’s worth trying.

I thought I might have fallen for marketing spiel with the "NR-5 technology" stuff, just buying yet another toothpaste with fluroide in it. However, having tried it the results have been good, and doing a bit of research into the ingredients I can understand why. The idea is that the calcium silicate and trisodium phosphate work together with the fluoride (sodium monofluorophosphate) to become fluorapatite, a form of hydroxyapatite and the mineral that makes up tooth enamel. Certainly better results for me than Sensodyne ProEnamel. The negative is that, like Sensodyne, it also contains surprisingly abrasive Hydrated Silica - fine for those with only mild sensitivity, but an unnecessary addition if you've got real issues with thin/worn teeth. I apply it topically, leave for a few minutes, then brush very gently brush, being sure to leave the paste on my teeth rather than washing away with water. Still, not quite as effective as Elmex Sensitive Professional toothpaste with arginine (available on the continent but not typically in the UK)

I started using this after dealing with tooth sensitivity, and within about a week I noticed a big improvement. The sensitivity went away and I’ve stuck with this brand ever since because I don’t want it coming back. I also looked into the technology used in the toothpaste before buying it, rather than just relying on the marketing, and it seems to have a proper basis behind the claims. Obviously everyone’s teeth are different, but for me it has genuinely worked. It tastes pleasant, leaves my mouth feeling clean and has become my regular everyday toothpaste.

The toothpaste itself if good - good quality paste and I will go with the science for being good for the enamel of your teeth. However, packing has a lot to be desired and needs to be addressed sooner rather than later for health and safety reasons. All the silver paint comes off the white cap and you have it everywhere - all over the bathroom where I keep my toothpaste and would you believe it I found a piece of silver paint on my food as it sticks to things. What is wrong with a good old white cap??? Also the tube itself is very stiff and it is difficult to squeeze the toothpaste out.

I used this some years ago and decided it was a bit expensive so have been using shop rubbish for several years I have got tenderness back in my teeth so have gone back to Regenerate and can honestly say all pain has gone after a couple of cleans do I highly recommend

I have used Regenerate for some years and its composition is different from other toothpastes. This toothpaste has a high fluoride component.

Pretty good toothpaste. It's a shame the price has doubled overnight! Can't justify going from £7 to almost £12 now..