...’taste!’
Colgate Whitening toothpaste is delicious, it’s the main reason I choose it over and above all the other whitening brands. So many others taste so strong that the taste lingers and anything you eat within a few hours of brushing your teeth tastes foul, especially ... Read review
With Bicarbonate of Soda. Refreshingly clean feeling. Naturally white teeth. Colgate ... more
Sensation Deep Clean Whitening with ultrafine Bicarbonate of Soda restores your teeth's natural whiteness and gives you a deep clean feeling. Restores natural whiteness. Deep Clean feeling. Invigorating freshness. Fights cavities. We don't make toothpaste for anyone else. Glycerin, Hydrated Silica, Sodium Bicarbonate, Propylene Glycol, Aqua, Pentasodium Triphosphate, Tetrapotassium Pyrophosphate, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Monofluorophosphate, Aroma, Calcium Peroxide, Carrageenan, Cellulose Gum, Sodium Hydroxide, Sodium Saccharin, CI 74160, CI 77891 Directions for use: For children under 7 use a pea-sized amount for supervised brushing to minimise swallowing. For most effective results: Brush twice a day. Use a plaque removing toothbrush like Colgate Sensation. Be sure to brush along the gum line. Contains: Sodium Monofluorophosphate (1450 ppm F)
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Advantages: Reasonably priced, pleasant and not overwhelming taste, whitens and strenghtens teeth Disadvantages: None
...and said….’taste!’
Colgate Whitening toothpaste is delicious, it’s the main reason I choose it over and above all the other whitening brands. So many others taste so strong that the taste lingers and anything you eat within a few hours of brushing your teeth tastes foul, especially soft drinks! Colgate’s flavour however, is very fresh, very minty but milder than most others I’ve tried. It leaves ... ...consult your doctor/dentist before using Colgate as you could end up potentially overdosing! Children should also be supervised when using this product, and should use no more than a pea-sized amount, twice a day.
Another plus point is it’s packaging, the tube itself. Many brands have tubes that are very stiff and can split quite easily. My poor mother has very arthritic hands, and squeezing these unyielding tubes can be a real ... more
Toothpaste is toothpaste, there isn’t much more one can say really! Or is there?
Well, yes actually! Pop down to your local supermarket and check out the huge range of teeth cleaning products, they fill shelf upon shelf with them! So how on earth do you possibly choose which is the right toothpaste for you and your family?
I spend a lot of time with my dentist, as I have calcium deficiencies, which mean my teeth suffer big time. I’d spend more time with him if he didn’t charge as much as he does! We talk about toothpaste a lot, well, we’ve covered family, holidays etc so I suppose it is inevitable the conversation always reverts back to teeth! His opinion generally is that one brand of toothpaste is very much like another but recommended I use one which contains whitening ingredients (I drink far too much black coffee and have been known to smoke the occasional cigarette!), fluoride and ingredients that prevent the build up of tartar and plaque. But pretty much every brand these days contain very similar ingredients, and all the well-known brands also offer toothpastes that help to whiten your teeth. So I asked my dentist if there was one thing in particular I should look for. He nodded, and said….’taste!’
Colgate Whitening toothpaste is delicious, it’s the main reason I choose it over and above all the other whitening brands. So many others taste so strong that the taste lingers and anything you eat within a few hours of brushing your teeth tastes foul, especially soft drinks! Colgate’s flavour however, is very fresh, very minty but milder than most others I’ve tried. It leaves my teeth feeling smooth and clean and my mouth feeling very fresh for hours after brushing.
It contains a ‘Microcrystal’ formula which is designed to help the toothpaste get into all the tiny nooks and crannies between each tooth for more effecting cleaning. Plus fluoride to prevent the build up of plaque and tartar that could lead to eventual decay. One note however, is that if you’re using fluoride supplements, you should consult your doctor/dentist before using Colgate as you could end up potentially overdosing! Children should also be supervised when using this product, and should use no more than a pea-sized amount, twice a day.
Another plus point is it’s packaging, the tube itself. Many brands have tubes that are very stiff and can split quite easily. My poor mother has very arthritic hands, and squeezing these unyielding tubes can be a real struggle (and painful!) for her. Colgate’s is very supple and flexible, with a light vinyl feel almost, that she finds very much easier for her hands to cope with.
And if you want your Colgate to be a bit more versatile, try these tips. Use a small amount as a temporary filler for any holes in your walls, it dries to a rock hard finish and is ideal for holes left from removing picture hooks etc. Plus, a good friend reliably informs me that he uses it to clean stains off alloy wheels, and nothing else does the job more effectively!
Colgate have been manufacturing tooth hygiene products for over 100 years, so is a name you can trust. And it is alleged that one in four people in the world use a Colgate product regularly. It’ll do for me!
Advantages: Tastes nice, feels good and seems to work for me! Disadvantages: May not be suitable for all - seek advice from your dentist first
...couldn't feel the 'Microcrystals' as Colgate call them! For kids under the age of seven years there are instructions to guide parents in use of Whitening, but to be honest at that age ordinary tooth paste is good enough!!!
The result, using the recommended brushing method, was a cleaner less-stained set of gnashers! I don't want Donnie Osmond smiles, but I on my last visit I avoided the Scale and Polish - no problemo! I may be a particular case ... ...this will sort all your teeth problems out!
The quote on the packet says:
1) Start with a professional cleaning (ie. Get your dentist to start it off)
2) Brush at least twice a day (that I do!)
3) Floss daily (don't tend to bother with that as cleaning gets it all out)
4) See your dentist regularly (ie. every six months)
I has helped my problem (with tea) and because I do brush, it doesn't give the plaque and tartar a chance to build up and ...
in1072 15.04.2001
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Colgate Whitening Toothpaste
Advantages: great packaging, tastes lovely, mild, nice smell Disadvantages: more expensive than other toothpastes, probably doesn't make teeth discernibly whiter
...I was looking for – Colgate Whitening for £1.49 for a 100ml tube. I smiled my beige grin at my other half, who nodded wisely, as I tossed the new purchase into the trolley. My quest for the perfect grin had begun.
When I got home, the kids marvelled at the toothpaste box. (Yes, they do get Christmas presents!) Why? Because it is all pretty and shiny – well, on two sides anyway. It’s silver with little star shapes which catch the ... ...you can get much cheaper if you don’t want a brand name. But does it whiten your teeth? Well, I don’t think so. But I’m willing to persevere. Let’s face it, without oodles of expensive and painful cosmetic dentistry, Colgate Whitening toothpaste is my best shot at that all-American smile. ...
KarenUK 08.07.2001
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Advantages: Works well, not to expensive for a brand name Disadvantages: It tastes gross
...the sparkly blue box of Colgate Sensation Deep Clean called out to me. After a year or two of that, I went abroad. For a long stretch. A longer stretch than I could feasibly take toothpaste with me for. The inevitable happened – I ran out. I went to buy some more and found, shock horror, that they sold neither of my two previous brands. It was time, I realized, to try something new again. Since then I’ve lived in a few countries, and ... ...Like most toothpastes these days, Colgate Total Plus Whitening (from now on CTPW) comes in a rectangular cardboard box. This is about 20 cm long and maybe 5 cam wide and deep. The packaging has the big red and white Colgate logo emblazoned on the front with a blue and silver background – the colours, according to toothpaste manufacturers, of white teeth. The silver to represent the sparkling-ness your teeth will soon glitter with, and the blue ...
zoe_page 11.10.2002
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Advantages: great taste,really works Disadvantages: none
Some of you may think that I am absolutely bonkers, as I happen to like visiting the dentist,and don't mind having injections,filings or even root reatments.However,when it comes to having my teeth cleaned and polished, thats a compleltely, different story,which you may find strange.I dread the thought of it, as to me it is the most painful of all dentist treatment, my gums are always sore after a visit.I drink tea by the gallons and smoke like a ... ...I happened to come across this fabulous toothpaste, I was astounded with the results. Every one has heard of Colgate, as it’s been around for years, and seems to be one on the most popular brands. They have a wide range on the market, which are available from most leading supermarkets and chemists. This toothpaste contains fluoride and very minuet micro crystals, which help to reduce the yellow formation tartar, build up that everyone gets ...
Deni 15.10.2001
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Advantages: Easy to use with nice flavouring Disadvantages: Will fade after a few hours
...lots more.
Thanks to Colgate the nation now has available a toothpaste which does all of the above and has managed to make it taste nice as well. The product is called Colgate Total Plus Whitening, which is an upgrade from the previous Colgate Whitening toothpaste.
The design of the packaging is very appealing and uses cold colours, which would be associated with water and refreshing. The main packaging is made from a flexible plastic layer and ... ...side. Then comes the bold Colgate logo, which has a red and gold boxing over the logo. This is cleverly done to attract people by using the eye-catching colours. On the right of the Colgate logo is the logo for the toothpaste, which reads “Total Plus Whitening” with a multicoloured arrow circling the toothpaste logo. The back of the toothpaste is just a plain white background with a mixture of text and images to inform you on the toothpastes properties ...
enterpriseonline 05.04.2003
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Advantages: clean, white and healthier teeth. Disadvantages: bit pricey!
on its cap so it is easy to use, as the toothpaste runs to the open end of the container if you understand what i mean.
I came across this product when my mum and I were shopping in Safeway and i wanted something that would make my teeth whiter! To be honest with you, when i found my mum looking at Pearl drops, I thought it was a load of rubbish. I thought it would do the same job as ColgateWhiteningtoothpaste but I was persuaded to give it a try!
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