Tooth Cleaning Powder Trial Natural Tooth Care

This Tooth Powder Trial contains 0.5 oz of Tooth Powder in a plastic container. The container will not be filled to the top. The container is filled by weight, not volume, and it will settle during shipping.

Tooth Powder is also available in a 1 pound Bulk Refill size.

Goat Milk Stuff Tooth Powder uses baking soda as a gentle abrasive that cleans and helps restore the natural color of your teeth. Most leading brand toothpaste instead uses foam.

Foam does not equal clean.

Scrubbing equals clean.

So this is an important distinction. When you scrub with key ingredients such as bentonite clay and baking soda, you’ll start the cleaning and re-mineralizing process to the surface of your teeth. This helps restore the pH balance in your mouth. The added salt helps prevent bacteria growth.

We also add calcium carbonate to the Tooth Powder. Research has shown that it can not only help remineralize your teeth, but it can also help decrease enamel sensitivity.

The Tooth Powder is flavored with both spearmint and peppermint essential oils. The essential oils leave your mouth feeling minty and clean. We try to reach just the right balance with the amount of essential oils added to the Tooth Powder. But we recognize that because of people's varying tastes, some will find it too minty while others will find it not minty enough. Thank you for your understanding.

If you've only ever used toothpaste in a tube, the Tooth Powder may seem strange at first use. When we first started using it, we sprinkled the Tooth Powder onto a wet toothbrush. We learned over time it was easier, faster, and had less waste to just sprinkle it directly onto our tongues.

We also have some customers who put the tooth powder onto their finger and apply it to their front teeth before brushing. Just make sure you're not putting a dirty or wet finger into the tooth powder.

Choose whichever way works best for you and brush with a wet toothbrush. Brush your teeth well then rinse and spit.

We have to recommend spitting out the Tooth Powder because we have not medically evaluated it for swallowing. But all of the ingredients are food quality so you can make your own decision on whether it is safe for young children who aren't good at spitting it out.

Dentist Reaction: Our dentist loves our Tooth Powder. Our entire family has been using it for years and he has no complaints. We've only had one cavity in the past 5+ years and that was on one child who had a molar in the back with a very deep indentation.

About The Container: We have experimented with a lot of containers over the years. This is the best container we have found for dispensing the Tooth Powder directly onto your toothbrush or directly onto your tongue.

Avoid getting water into the Tooth Powder container and never dip a wet toothbrush into the Tooth Powder as it may introduce bacteria. You can purchase extra empty containers as well.

Directions on Filling Containers: Do not fill your container too much. The "more full" the container, the more likely you are to spill it as you dispense the Tooth Powder. I only fill the children's containers halfway, which makes them more accurate in dispensing the powder onto their toothbrushes or tongue. You can learn more (toward the bottom of the blog post) about how to refill your Tooth Powder.

This product has not been evaluated by the FDA.