Arm & Hammer Dental Care Baking Soda Toothpaste

Drinking a lot of coffee and tea, probably more seriously smoking, has done little to keep my pearly whites looking their best. Over the years such substances have taken there toll, and my teeth are now less pearly white and more a dull yellowy colour, or at least they were. There are numerous miracle wonders on offer and I have tried many of them to no avail, however a while back my wife after hearing nothing but good vibes about Arm & Hammer bought a tube at our local Poundland, for a very reasonable................yep £1. I was none too convinced after having several previous failures, but thought what the heck it can't do any harm, and ...  Read the complete review

One of the last flouride-containing toothpastes I purchased was arm & hammer dental care baking soda toothpaste. I have since been on the look out for healthier alternatives. More about that later. My opinion of the baking soda flavour has changed. When I first tried it I found it so sour that i felt a little ill when brushing my teeth. My gran used to tell me to dip my toothbrush in bicarbonate of soda, sodium bicarbonate, or as she would say, "bicarb" (baking soda is probably the American way of saying it?) in order to get whiter teeth the natural way. Yeeuch. Your teeth do feel clean using that method, but there may be doubt as to whether ...  Read the complete review

Smile and say cheese :o) Your teeth can be called buck teeth, crooked teeth, missing a few teeth here and there. I don’t really care, as long as they are clean. It really makes me bad, when I see people with dirty teeth, weeks of slime that is slowly turning a greenish brown. Ugh. There really is no need for it especially if you use: Arm & Hammer Original Baking Soda Toothpaste. 100ml costs £1.89 (Tesco) The tube is just like any other tube, soft plastic with a lid on top. The tube is white, silver and navy and on the front of the tube is a red circle going around the circle are the words Arm & Hammer. In the centre of ...  Read the complete review

We have been using Arm & Hammer Baking Soda toothpaste since 1985 when we were first introduced to it during a stay at our cousin’s house in New Jersey. At the time, Arm & Hammer was not available in the UK. Actually, if I remember rightly, there was no comparable brand of toothpaste containing baking soda that we knew of on the UK market. By the end of our week’s stay, we were completely and utterly hooked on it. The untouched Colgate tube brought with us from home was left in the bathroom as payment and we found ourselves adding our new found Arm & Hammer to our shopping list to bring back home. Sixteen years later, not only ...  Read the complete review

The "baking soda" style of toothpastes certainly offer something a little different to the rest of the toothpastes on the market. There is a definite tingling feeling in the mouth when they are used, and it does leve you feeling clean and refreshed. I don't know if it works any better than the other types of toothpaste available but it is nice to think that this one uses less chemicals etc. it doesn't appear to make any claims to whiten teeth but I have heard other people saying that they felt that it did. I personally didn't notice a difference in the colour of my teeth. It is pleasant to use and has a nice ...  Read the complete review