Maybe not for crowns?
Nice to try, won't buy this brand again, but would be interested in trying another.<br /><br />In the morning I feel a little build up behind the back of my bottom teeth (where my tongue touches) and on the cheek side of my molars (which are porcelain crowns). I've been wondering if perhaps when I finish brushing I should mix the used paste with hot water then gargle with it to better reach all areas of my mouth? Maybe that would help with the bacteria growth from my tongue? Maybe I'll try an organic mouthwash and see if that helps.<br /><br />The taste is gross, but after several days I don't notice it anymore.<br />Also, spitting out the brownish residue was a touch off putting at first because I couldn't tell if my gums were bleeding or not.<br /><br />I have noticed that my gums aren't as sensitive as usual, don't bleed as much when I floss, and seem less cold sensitive.<br />My teeth don't seem any whiter, but they are shiny after brushing (as expected).<br />I have noticed that my mouth isn't sore from brushing anymore, and I don't find skin strings in my mouth in the morning.<br /><br />Buuuuut, I'm not so sure this toothpaste works for crowns. I notice my real teeth feel very clean (and stay clean) but my crowns always feel dirty on the chewing surfaces. Perhaps the porcelain has been scratched from the normal toothpaste and that's that I'm feeling?<br /><br />I also don't like how the coconut oil coats my toothbrush and bristles and makes it harder to clean and sterilize.<br /><br />EDITED: I forgot to mention two things:<br /><br />First, I'm not sure how, or if, this has helped to freshen my breath, but I haven't noticed a bad breath or a fresh breath smell either.<br /><br />Second, because of the coconut oil the container leaves a ring on my counter and drips oil down the sides. .
Rating: 4 stars