- QUESTIONS (2)
KB
Verified Reviewer
27/03/25
Q: What % nano hydroxyapatite is in this product?
HealthPost team
14/04/25
A: We got in touch with the supplier – here is their response: “This is a dentist made proprietary blend of ingredients, the hydroxyapatite is under 1mg per tablet. The hydroxyapatite is sourced from Europe and contains micro-size particles they are not nano hydroxyapatite.” Thanks for your question.
Elizabeth
Verified Reviewer
18/08/24
Q: 1. How is this different to the 'adult' one? I can see the ingredients are the same so I'm a bit confused.
2. Also wondering why it is not suitable for children under 4?
3. Do you have an alternative for younger children?
Thanks so much :)
2. Also wondering why it is not suitable for children under 4?
3. Do you have an alternative for younger children?
Thanks so much :)
HealthPost team
23/08/24
A: Hello Elizabeth
Thank you for your question.
We have a response from the supplier:
“The soft mint has less menthol peppermint in it, so it is less strong. The ingredients are the same otherwise.
As the tablets are in tablet form and could create a choking hazard if taken in multiples and not chewed, we safeguard ourselves by saying not for under 4 years of age. If you would like to supervise the child whilst brushing their teeth then this would be ok for under 4 years. Also some may find them too minty. Preference really. The ingredients are safe.
The soft mint is the only alternative for younger children to date, please let us know what flavours your child would like to see in any new tooth tablets in the future? ”
Your HealthPost Team
Thank you for your question.
We have a response from the supplier:
“The soft mint has less menthol peppermint in it, so it is less strong. The ingredients are the same otherwise.
As the tablets are in tablet form and could create a choking hazard if taken in multiples and not chewed, we safeguard ourselves by saying not for under 4 years of age. If you would like to supervise the child whilst brushing their teeth then this would be ok for under 4 years. Also some may find them too minty. Preference really. The ingredients are safe.
The soft mint is the only alternative for younger children to date, please let us know what flavours your child would like to see in any new tooth tablets in the future? ”
Your HealthPost Team