Biorepair Plus Pro White Toothpaste for Restoring Teeth Whiteness - 200mg/g microRepair Fluoride Free Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste – Prevents Tartar and restores Teeth Natural Whiteness (Pack of 1)

My dentist says that this is the safest toothpaste because it does not contain titanium. And I really like the quality.

Definite improvement in health of gums with this product. Recommended. Unfortunately, like almost all toothpastes, it is Mint flavour but not as strong tasting as others.

The media could not be loaded. I only liked the taste, the actual enamel repair it has is lower than my last one which is the sensitive one that has 240mg this one is only 200mg and doesn't even whiten teeth, I think I can safely say I used it before for 6 months and in that time I didn't notice any whitening on my teeth, it just had a nice taste to it, minty, but the repair wasn't as good.My dentist said my holes in my tooth were filled in when I used the 240mg one, but when I switched to 200mg some months down the line my dentist said I had holes in my teeth, what happened? I told him I switched toothpastes.I was hoping this would at least whiten my teeth, but I was wrong, disappointed in the price for just basic nice tasting toothpaste. At least there was a foil on the tip, this means you can have it hanging around even past the expiry date, but once opened it will last a couple of weeks at best. If you want the best biorepair go with 240mg or above, anything below that number is a waste of money.Best one is--Biorepair plus+ 46% microrepair sensitive plus toothpaste 100ml enamel & REPAIR from acid erosion and plaque files cracks.The whitening one, I tried over half a year was from Italy-- I bought it again because it now says plus, and I thought that plus meant 240mg of microrepair. Nope wrong. It's 200mg underdosed micro repair.I have tried the new red box sensitive one, which is my favourite 240mg and for sensitive teeth but value for money went downhill fast with this brand, they should be £3-4 each as they were slightly before 2020. I want biorepair to go back to the cheaper toothpastes, as they were amazing. I get now when they say how the mighty have fallen.Might have to find another brand vs the value for money, because this is just average, has just no value for it's quality and lower micro repair, but it does have a high expiry date 2028 from 2024.--Update:Due to knowledge and research I no longer buy Biorepair products, here's why:Sodium Benzoate if it has that as an ingredient, it has been linked in the past to many specific health concerns such as cancer. How? I'll tell you how it forms, when Sodium Benzoate is combined with vitamin C and exposed to high temperatures or light, the cancer causing chemical benzene may form. That alone should be enough for the company to recall all biorepair toothpastes, as they seem to all contain this.Just imagine you had a vitamin C pill, then decide to brush your teeth with this biorepair that contains Sodium Benzoate, and some of it gets absorbed through the gums, and stomach in the process, the high temperature of the gut and or the light when brushing teeth in the day can trigger a response.Now I know this, I lost all my respect for Biorepair company and will no longer support any toothpaste that has either Sodium Benzoate, or potassium sorbate, or sorbitol.

Love this toothpaste, been using for over a year now and my dental issues have reduced drastically 🤩

This toothpaste has a slightly different look about it compared to the big names in toothpaste, but ultimately I think it does just about the same that they all claim to do.I'm not really too sure what the benefits/features are of this toothpaste as the packaging is mostly in Italian, with some English words thrown in for good measure.The toothpaste itself is fine; tastes good, similar consistency to all others I've used and my teeth look and feel clean. Whether there is any biorepair happening is probably minimal, and more of a selling point.3 packs for £18 is okay, and probably mid range when it comes to toothpastes. I would buy it again, but not really sure what the benefit is compared to a tube half the price.

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The media could not be loaded. Our household of three has been trying out this Italian toothpaste, Biorepair Plus Pro White, for ten days. The basics: It has a very neutral flavour, unlike the extremely minty flavour of the toothpaste we normally use. My wife doesn't like the taste so much but my daughter and I do. The argument is that without a mint flavour, your mouth does not feel fresh - for me, having an enduring taste of mint makes the morning cup of tea taste weird....We all agree that Biorepair Plus maintains the whiteness of our teeth well. The paste is very smooth and has a slightly thinner consistency compared to the typical paste from the well known brands. We found that the normal pea sized amount needs to be a little bit larger for that reason.My wife's dentist sells Biorepair Plus so that could be taken as a professional endorsement.What about the repair claim? Impossible to judge, but there may be some substance to the claim - the description sounds convincing and the manufacturer won an innovation award in 1961. There are articles online explaining that Bio-mimetic toothpastes replicate the natural processes and structures of teeth and promote their remineralisation.The paste is fluoride free. Some will think this is a good thing given that there is fluoride in the UK's tap water, others may feel it is necessary to prevent tooth decay. I am more comfortable with fluoride-free, Biorepair Plus physically cleans your teeth and whitens them, plus today's modern toothbrushes are so much better than in the 1970s when fluoride was first introduced in toothpaste.Conclusion: We are going to continue using Biorepair Plus Pro White as our go-to choice.Video: On a PC, left mouse click the maximise symbol, bottom right corner, to view the video full-screen. Tap ESC (Escape) key to leave full-screen mode. On a Smartphone, tap the video and pinch in-out to adjust the video size.