Boka Nano‑Hydroxyapatite Remineralizing Toothpaste (Fluoride‑Free)

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4.6/5Overall Score

Nano‑hydroxyapatite is a biomimetic mineral that makes up about 97% of enamel and 70% of dentin, and in toothpaste can bind to tooth surfaces to help repair early enamel damage and smooth rough spots, easing sensitivity over time. Boka does not disclose its exact n‑Ha percentage but positions its formula as clinically supported and SCCS‑compliant, with fluoride‑free, peroxide‑free cleaning and whitening suitable for daily use and for children learning to brush.

Specs
  • Active: Nano‑hydroxyapatite (n‑Ha)
  • Key helpers: Xylitol; Silica; Baking soda; Aloe; Green tea
  • Attributes: Fluoride‑free; SLS‑free; Peroxide‑free
  • Note: Brand does not disclose exact n‑Ha percentage
Pros
  • Enamel‑mimicking n‑Ha for sensitivity
  • Fluoride‑free, kid‑safe option
  • Fresh mint and fruit flavors
  • Gentle whitening without peroxide
  • SLS‑free for reduced irritation
Cons
  • Higher price point compared to traditional toothpaste
  • Some users report mild flavor preference issues
  • Limited long-term studies compared to fluoride toothpaste

 Fluoride‑free whitening and sensitivity toothpaste using nano‑hydroxyapatite (n‑Ha) to remineralize enamel, fill micro‑lesions, and reduce sensitivity, with xylitol, silica, and mint oils for plaque control and fresh breath; gentle, SLS‑free formula suitable for adults and kids.

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