Best Toothpaste Overall

The five toothpastes listed appear on the American Dental Association Website. All have earned the ADA seal of approval, after meeting stringent requirements and regulations.

Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste

Crest Pro-Health Enamel Shield Toothpaste protects teeth in three ways: the ingredients in the toothpaste actually form a bond with the enamel, which results in the creation of a shield. It also kills bacteria that produce acid which can weaken enamel, as it replaces essential minerals that the enamel has lost and needs in order to be strengthened.

Colgate Total Advanced Fresh

Cavity-fighting, tartar control, whitening, fresh breath, and sensitivity reduction are just some of the benefits offered by this Colgate toothpaste formula. The price is reasonable, also.

DTI

DTI stands for Dental Technologies, Inc. This toothpaste is often distributed to schools in oral hygiene kits, although it is available to the public. Children will enjoy the bubblegum flavor; the mint flavor comes in both paste and gel.

Oraline Fluoride Toothpaste

You may be wondering if this "budget" brand of toothpaste is any good. Its formula is equivalent to that of the one found in Crest products. So, save money and brush your teeth with confidence.

Sheffield Tooth White Toothpaste

This is actually a product that is "compounded"; that is, the ingredients are mixed according to the individual's or oral care professional's instructions. Because of this, only the necessary ingredients for the patient's needs are included in the formula.