Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
You can get this Davids charcoal toothpaste for whitening teeth HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B07SBS84VV/?tag=thingsverygood-20
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In this Davids Toothpaste Review, I share my experience of using this toothpaste for 2 weeks as a new user. I also answer questions about Davids toothpaste and tell you what I like about it.
David's toothpaste is the first new toothpaste I've tried in a long time. I have a specific brand that's been my favorite for a long time for many years, but I decided to try Davids because one of my children wanted to try it. I'm pretty sure the idea that it might whiten their teeth is what inspired my child's interest.
I'm not saying Davids is the best natural toothpaste, but I do like the ingredients. If you're looking for the hydroxyapatite toothpaste that David makes, you can find that HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B09JHSVM58/?tag=thingsverygood-20
The one you see in this video is the natural charcoal plus peppermint. It is a whitening toothpaste, but it doesn't contain hydroxyapatite like the one above.
It is hard to tell whether my teeth are whiter or not after 2 weeks of using Davids toothpaste based upon the images of my teeth before and after in the video. The lighting outside was slightly different, which makes it more difficult to tell. My wife did think my teeth could be slightly whiter, but I'm not sure.
I did like the Davids toothpaste key that it comes with, which makes it easy to get most of the toothpaste out of the tube.
The main reason I like David's toothpaste is because the ingredients are good enough and it doesn't have any fluoride in it. The peppermint flavor was also pretty good compared to other peppermint toothpastes I've tried.
I hope my Davids charcoal toothpaste review helps you decide whether or not this toothpaste is something you'd like to try.
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References to footage in this video:
Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Do you have a favorite natural toothpaste brand? If so, what is it? If my review inspires you to give Davids toothpaste a try, please let me know in the comments section.
You can get this Davids charcoal toothpaste for whitening teeth HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B07SBS84VV/?tag=thingsverygood-20
We participate in the Amazon Associates program as an Amazon Influencer, which provides a means for us to earn fees on qualifying purchases by linking to Amazon.com and affiliated sites.
We also participate in other affiliate programs, from which we earn commissions on qualified purchases.
In this Davids Toothpaste Review, I share my experience of using this toothpaste for 2 weeks as a new user. I also answer questions about Davids toothpaste and tell you what I like about it.
David's toothpaste is the first new toothpaste I've tried in a long time. I have a specific brand that's been my favorite for a long time for many years, but I decided to try Davids because one of my children wanted to try it. I'm pretty sure the idea that it might whiten their teeth is what inspired my child's interest.
I'm not saying Davids is the best natural toothpaste, but I do like the ingredients. If you're looking for the hydroxyapatite toothpaste that David makes, you can find that HERE:
amazon.com/dp/B09JHSVM58/?tag=thingsverygood-20
The one you see in this video is the natural charcoal plus peppermint. It is a whitening toothpaste, but it doesn't contain hydroxyapatite like the one above.
It is hard to tell whether my teeth are whiter or not after 2 weeks of using Davids toothpaste based upon the images of my teeth before and after in the video. The lighting outside was slightly different, which makes it more difficult to tell. My wife did think my teeth could be slightly whiter, but I'm not sure.
I did like the Davids toothpaste key that it comes with, which makes it easy to get most of the toothpaste out of the tube.
The main reason I like David's toothpaste is because the ingredients are good enough and it doesn't have any fluoride in it. The peppermint flavor was also pretty good compared to other peppermint toothpastes I've tried.
I hope my Davids charcoal toothpaste review helps you decide whether or not this toothpaste is something you'd like to try.
If you enjoy the content I create and want to help support me, please use the product links in this description. You can also help support me through any of the links below.
Donate through PayPal:
paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=MXJM2RT9XP2AU
See all of my video reviews on Amazon at the link below:
amzn.to/3XOTCOX
References to footage in this video:
Music courtesy of NCS (NoCopyrightSounds) and Music/Artist
BEAUZ & Momo - Won't Look Back [NCS Release]
Do you have a favorite natural toothpaste brand? If so, what is it? If my review inspires you to give Davids toothpaste a try, please let me know in the comments section.
