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Toothpaste And Gum

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DavidB
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Anyone done research on tootpaste or any whitening gum or any chewing gum?

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jenvan Collaborator
jenvan
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all crest pastes are gluten-free. we use tom's of maine in my house--they are gluten-free except for the orange flavored. you can confirm on their website's gluten-free product list. listerine is gluten-free--not sure about their new whitening one though, i never cked on that.

Becky6 Enthusiast
Becky6
Posted

It appears that all Tom's toothpastes are now gluten free. This is from their site:

Our Products

Only two of our products contain gluten:

Natural Moisturizing Hand Soap liquids (Contains wheat protein)

Natural Moisturizing Body Wash (Contains wheat protein)

minibabe Contributor
minibabe
Posted

I belive that it is called "Dr. Burts" it is an all natural toothpaste......I will double check when I get home. :)

The toothpaste is not bad, but I think that I am going to start using colgate because it is cheaper.

Amanda NY

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Susan123
Posted

When you saying Crest are you talking about the new ones like cinnamon rush, vanilla mint etc. All of them?

Jaysonguy Newbie
Jaysonguy
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All Colgate is gluten free.

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penguin
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Anyone know anything about Mentadent?

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minibabe Contributor
minibabe
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Doctor Burt's was the name of the toothpaste and it was the lavender mint flavor. It says that it is gluten-free on the box, but it is a little pricy

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