I bought this toothpaste last week as the one I normally buy was out of stock, and the packaging stood out a bit more than the others. Thought it was good value for Colgate as it only cost £1.69, slightly cheaper than my normal brand. It has a whitening agent and also "advanced tartar control" was advertised on the packaging, so thought I'd try it. It appealed to me because it contains a cleaning agent which is supposed to be what dentists use for polishing teeth, and I always feel better if my teeth aren't just feeling clean, but actually look it too. I thought I'd try it when I got home (as I had garlic for lunch a couple of ...  Read the complete review

My choice of toothpaste brand is generally Colgate, as I favour their products over others, particularly as they offer a strong minty taste. Whilst my normal toothpaste is their Cavity Protection, which I can pick up in Poundland, I was fortunate to obtain two freebie 19 ml tubes of their Total Advanced with this review discussing my experience. Whilst my plastic tube is smaller than the normal version containing 175 ml it is identical in appearance with the claim being that it will provide 12 hours of non stop protection against bacteria. I must admit to being fanatical about oral health care with my hard work paying off as at the age of 45 years I am ...  Read the complete review

I was introduced to this toothpaste many many years ago by my mother who recommended it highly as I'd always had to purchase a sensitive toothpaste and a whitening toothpaste seperately in the past but this product claimed to help with sensitivity and stain removal. The toothpaste comes in a sealed white cardboard box and the tube which has recently been changed now stands on it's cap and contains 100ml of the white toothpaste. I would firstly like to say: Thanks Colgate for using your brain and designing a toothpaste where it stands on it's cap therefore preventing me from rolling up the end of the toothpaste to get the final 1/5 of the paste out the tube or in ...  Read the complete review

I don't find the choice of toothpastes to use as a particularly emotive or interesting topic. When the time comes to restock, I tend to avoid any own brand cheap and nasty stuff and then make a choice from whatever is on offer at the time. I'm a bit of a toothpaste tart. Last time we bought toothpaste, I opted for this Colgate Total Advanced Clean which cost me £1.00 for a 75ml tube in Asda. With the increasing use of electric or battery toothbrushes which only require a pea sized blob of toothpaste rather than 'I'll fill the brush' portion that manual users tend to squeeze out, the overall demand for toothpaste must have dropped. Hardly surprising ...  Read the complete review

COLGATE Total advanced clean Usually i buy the cheaper makes of toothpaste, but wanted to try a new one because i have noticed a little staining on my teeth because i smoke, a little. I purchased this Colgate total toothpaste from my local supermarket and it only cost £1.65p, which for a 100ml tube is a good price for a toothpaste in my opinion. It comes in a tube that you squeeze out like most toothpastes i guess, and it has the usual screw back on lid at the end of the tube. The Result ********** Well when i went to visit my dad in the hospital, my mum said to me how white my teeth were, and i have only ...  Read the complete review