The Best Toothpaste Money Can Buy In The Global Marketplace--Apagard Royal Polish Is Worth Every Penny!
My quest to discover a therapeutic toothpaste for myself was motivated a little over a year ago by my desire to treat visible and unsightly areas of enamel erosion on my teeth caused by my decades-spanning habit of consuming several cans of soda daily. I tried just about everything and every brand of toothpaste until I stumbled upon the Apagard Royal Tooth Polish. The discoloration of the exposed dentin and the resultant hot/cold sensitivity were problems that needed immediate attention, and I'm fortunate that I stumbled upon this toothpaste I had never heard of before. Within days of using this paste twice daily I noticed that I ceased to have hot/cold sensitivity reactions while eating or drinking. Within about two weeks I was pleased to notice the exposed regions of dentin were no longer visible to the naked eye. My teeth actually appeared to be much whiter than they had ever been. After nearly a month, I was pleased to notice that my teeth appeared to be remineralizing, which was something I assumed impossible! The active ingredient in this product, nanohydroxyapatite, has proven itself superior to standard fluoride containing toothpastes in preventing/reversing dental caries and in remineralizing teeth. Two positive dental checkups over the past year has confirmed my belief that this product is the best insurance vs the dental drill money can buy. Yes, Apagard Royal polish is expensive to the point of being cost prohibitive, but I maintain that it is worth every penny because the benefits and results are undeniable. Because there are many things a miraculous toothpaste cannot fix, I must responsibly urge any individuals with more pronounced or serious issues(deformities, advanced caries, infection) to seek professional advice or treatment from their local dentist or oral surgeon. I cannot recommend this product highly enough and hope this review helps inquiring or curious consumers.
Rating: 5 stars