ApagardPremio toothpaste 100g | the first nanohydroxyapatite remineralizing toothpaste

The media could not be loaded. Love that it’s fluoride free but also a really good high technology quality toothpaste. Personally I liked that it didn’t have a strong flavour so was happy with the taste and also texture of the toothpaste. My teeth actually got whiter after using this which was an added bonus that I did not expect. My teeth also feel better and stronger and cleaner with this too. It’s a bit more expensive than normal toothpaste but personally it’s the best non fluoride toothpaste out there and with the added whitening it’s definitely worth it and good investment. Overall I’m happy with this and many even try their other lines. Definitely trusting the Japanese with their products 😁Update: I have consistently ordered the product with no issue however in my recent order I was given the incorrect size of half the normal amount. I ordered the 100g toothpaste and received a 53g tiny one which was strange. Not sure if there have been changes to the process but (currently) there isn't even an option to select different sizes so this was rather disappointing.

I first heard about Apagard as a toothpaste brand from one of Rachel and Jun's Youtube videos. Rachel recommended using it for filling thin, superficial scratches on teeth. Now I can see why! On my last visit to my dentist, he informed me that the enamel on my teeth on my left-lower side had been thinning (likely due to bruxism). I had also been experiencing tooth sensitivity on that side of my mouth, so the thinning of the enamel lined up with my symptoms. I did some research of my own and found many recommendations for Nano-hydroxyapatite (nHAp) toothpastes from both dentists and patients alike, so I decided to give Apagard Premio toothpaste a go. Within a few days, the tooth sensitivity I was experiencing on my lower left-side disappeared entirely and is still gone! Incredible product. I highly recommend this for everyone, particularly those struggling with sensitive teeth.

Good for sensitive teath

Why did you choose this product over others?:For me this toothpaste helps protect the enamel. Way better than the typical toothpaste

It was recommended to me for restoring partially transparent teeth. I have been using it for a short time, but I already see a difference, my teeth are whiter. I will continue with this one, I am very satisfied. Even though it is a little more expensive than the normal ones, it is worth trying.

I have never in my life thought that opening a package containing the toothpaste I've ordered will bring me so much joy one day.For the toothpaste: I have been using this brand for a while and found that it's really good for teeth and gums, and I can recommend to everyone. It is worth the money.As for the seller.. I've used HARAJUKU CULTURE JAPAN and I have to say.. it made my day!Initially I was a little confused opening the package, for a split second even thinking I might have ordered some items by mistake, but then the penny dropped and it really put a smile on my face. The package not only had my toothpaste wrapped in papertissue in it, but it also had a thank you note for the purchase, along with some goodies, and a facemask, all individually wrapped. The care this package this was prepared with is clear as day.Arigatou Gozaimas !You really made my day in these weird times.I shall have a browse what other products are available from this seller.Do recommend~

I was using it when I used to live in Japan.

I do like the product but I'm not sure if I'll use again however.Nice flavour, nothing too strong. Nice texture in use. Clean feeling after use. Can't say I've noticed any particular restorative results from using it. I've got the odd mark here and there that have seen no improvement. Whiteness neither better or worse for having used it [I'm a coffee drinker so I'm not expecting much there!].It's a nice product, though the cost of import might out way my desire to purchase again, we'll see.Good product - wouldn't rate much higher than other brands I've used though.