3d toothpaste

Listings show the two common fluoride actives: sodium fluoride and sodium monofluorophosphate. Some product descriptions only list the generic term “Fluoride” without specifying which compound.

Flavor listings include Radiant Mint, Icy Clean Mint, Peppermint, and generic “Mint Flavor.” These are the most common mint-forward options shown.

Yes. Some listings specify activated charcoal formulations, while others list baking soda combined with peroxide as their whitening approach.

Most options are sold in tubes (single tubes and multi-packs). At least one listing notes a pump-style applicator instead of a standard squeeze tube.

Several listings state “Enamel Safe” for everyday whitening; one specifically uses “Sensitivity‑Safe” and notes an extra-strength fluoride that helps remineralize enamel.

Some listings include tartar control or tartar protection. Others highlight active stain‑prevention features, and formulas with baking soda plus peroxide are noted for producing a “clean mouth” feeling.