Boka Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Training Toothpaste - Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth - No Sulfate & Parabens - Natural Flavors & Vegan - Orange Cream (113g) 1pk

This toothpaste has a clean and simple formula, without fluoride, sulfates or parabens. Instead of fluoride, it uses nano-hydroxyapatite, a mineral that helps to protect and strengthen the enamel the outer layer of the teeth. The watermelon mint flavour is mild and refreshing, not artificial or too strong. The tube is vegan and cruelty free, and I feel good knowing it’s non toxic and safe for daily use. I chose this product mainly because of its ingredients, and it feels suitable for daily use.

My main motivation for trying this toothpaste was taste - I hate the overpowering mint toothpastes that are way too stimulating before bed and leaves a strong taste in your mouth. This flavour is very subtle and gentle, pleasant even if you end up swallowing some. But I wasn't expecting such an improvement in how my teeth looked too. I used to have very translucent looking teeth that stained easily but after a year of using this they're strong and healthy looking, much brighter and my dentist said my teeth are in good condition, no issues. Highly recommended. Make sure you DON'T rinse your mouth after using it, to get the full benefits.

Nice flavour and cleans well. Thank you

Kids love this toothpaste. Using in combination with a tooth puddy from bliss energetic to help remineralise my daughters tooth that was beginning to form a cavity, its now healed!

Great taste

Fantastic for kids, zero fluoride and the hydroxyapatite helps to remineralise, I have a 2 year old, 7 and 4 year old and they all love it!

Lovely paste, nice fresh taste but had to abandon using it after 2 days as my teeth became so sensitive.

Favorite toothpaste fluoride free for kids

I bought this Boka fluoride-free toothpaste with nano hydroxyapatite for my kids, and we already see a difference. Their teeth look smoother and a bit brighter, and they don’t complain about sensitivity with cold food anymore. The taste is very mild, not “spicy,” so they actually like brushing now and don’t fight it. I also feel better knowing it’s fluoride-free but still helps protect and strengthen their enamel. Overall, a great option for children’s daily use.

Finding a toothpaste that our 3-year-old with sensory processing issues would actually tolerate felt impossible—until we discovered Boka Kids Strawberry Mango. This is the first toothpaste that doesn’t trigger a full meltdown the second the brush touches her mouth. The flavor is genuinely delicious (she calls it “candy toothpaste” and now asks to brush her teeth!), and because it’s fluoride-free with n-Ha, I don’t have to panic if she swallows a little, which she always does at this age. A tiny pea-sized amount foams up perfectly and cleans really well—a little really does go a long way, so the tube lasts forever. We’ve tried almost every Boka kids flavor at this point (Watermelon Mint and Orange Cream are runners-up), but Strawberry Mango is hands-down our family’s favorite. It smells and tastes like real fruit, not that fake chemical kiddie toothpaste flavor. If you have a child who fights toothbrushing, has sensory sensitivities, or you just want a clean, safe, effective fluoride-free option—this is it. Worth every penny. Thank you, Boka, for making brushing tears a thing of the past in our house!

I’ve been using Boka fluoride-free training toothpaste for my toddler, and I love that it’s made with natural ingredients like nano hydroxyapatite. The orange cream flavor makes brushing enjoyable for my child, and I feel good knowing there’s no fluoride if they accidentally swallow some. It’s smooth, easy to use, and seems gentle on sensitive gums. A great choice for parents who want a safe, natural option for their kids’ oral care!

Woah. I have been looking for a flouride free toothpaste for my munchkins bc they always are swallowing it and flouride is so toxic. I changed from Hello Brand, which they loved, but I heard some recall stuff about Hello and decided to go more natural. HOLY MOLY. After 2-3 days- my kids teeth were BOTH noticeably WHITE. I mean, WHITE. I didn’t even realize they weren’t as white as they could be. They love the taste, and it foams up, but not too much where it’s everywhere. FANTASTIC product! I am actually going to switch over to this brand too! Finally a great toothpaste! Fresh breath, clean, little pricey, but well worth it!

Strawberry-Mint Boka nHA toothpaste: Yuck. I can't stand the flavour, so I'm using it up as quickly as possible. I've been using Boka toothpaste for over three years. I have sensitive teeth and exposed nerves, and I was afraid that after stopping the sensitivity toothpaste from my dentist's office, in favour of this, the teeth would be painful again. However, nHA works as advertised. No sensitivity, unless I don't use it for a week. Then sensitivity is quickly reduced upon restarting. Dental cleanings are quite bearable which always surprises my hygienist when she's worried what she's doing will cause pain and I tell her it's not. I grind my teeth and have enamel cracks from that. They have been bad. Boka nHA toothpaste has not removed these because it can't work miracles. It has reduced them, though. It took a couple of years to see the change, but those cracks are definitely barely visible now, whereas they were obvious before. The other flavours like Ela mint and Cherry blossom (the absolute best sweet flavour; tastes like marshmallows but seems to have stopped being sold) are my favourites because of the mild flavour that doesn't sting my mouth. I also have lemon lavender, and orange space paste, cinnamon ginger. Very gentle flavours for those sensitive to the strong flavours of regular toothpastes. I just can't stand the watermelon-mint. I occasionally add in another brand of nHA toothpaste with a different molecule size, on the toothbrush, as a mix of molecule sizes is supposedly best. I would like the option of a fluoride nHA toothpaste. Call me crazy, but studies show that fluoride and nHA work together better to fix teeth, than either of the two on its own.