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Thank you for contacting us, in regards to your inquiry, we cannot exclude the possibility that gluten or nuts may be used in the manufacturing of the raw materials, or used as a processing aid.

Again, thank you for taking the time to contact us. If you have any additional questions or comments, please call me toll-free at 1-800-56-ORALB (566-7252). We always appreciate the opportunity to serve our customers.

Amber K.

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That was their answer on their Prophy Paste used at the dentist office. When I called they told me there is no gluten in their ingredients and they gave me an email address to send for the ingredient list. Does anyone know if this product is okay? I mean, this is just a CYA letter since they don't manufacture the ingredients they use.

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lovegrov Collaborator

Oral B has always been a CYA company. I wouldn't be concerned about unflavored prophy paste.

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Thank you. I was hoping you'd answer. :D

Your daughter is beautiful. I was so sorry to read about your tragedy ... mine is off to college this year so it really hit me how we just can't take them for granted.

PS What do you think about the mint flavor?

pmarbach12 Newbie

Prophy Paste than it is gluten free. I contacted the company and they confirmed it a few weeks ago.

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