Raspberry-Lychee Fluoride Toothpaste Refill for Children 1-12 years (NaF 1000 ppm)

Yes, we offer two fluoride-enriched toothpastes following the latest UFSBD recommendations for children who are not at particular risk of cavities.

The UFSBD provides the following recommendations regarding the amount and dosage of toothpaste:

• 6 months - 3 years: a smear of toothpaste with 1000 ppm
• 3 - 6 years: a pea-sized amount of toothpaste with 1000 ppm
• From 6 years old to adulthood: a full brush length of toothpaste with 1000 ppm

For the youngest children aged 6 months to 3 years, the UFSBD recommendation seems difficult for a young child to follow (a trace of 1,000 ppm toothpaste).
We chose to reduce the fluoride concentration to 500 ppm with an easier-to-manage quantity: one pump of the tube: a pea-sized amount.
For children aged 3-6 and 6-12 years: we followed the fluoride dosage recommended by the UFSBD, with a quantity that is easy to manage and adapt according to age, as each pump of the tube = a pea-sized amount.

You can start brushing your little ones' teeth as soon as they get them! It's never too early to start good habits!

In the event of accidental ingestion, yes, there are no concerns as our formula is 100% natural. However, we do not particularly recommend spreading it on toast ;)

Le degré d’abrasivité est en quelques sortes la “dureté” du dentifrice : son pouvoir abrasif. Pour notre dentifrice il est de 10 : il nettoie en douceur les petites quenottes tout en préservant leur émail (pour un adulte ayant les dents sensibles, ce degré est en général autour de 50).

Our toothpaste has a very low level of abrasiveness; we recommend using a more abrasive toothpaste for adults. Also, the fluoride dose is not sufficient for an adult (which is 1450 ppm according to UFSBD recommendations).

No.
It contains Xylitol, Erythritol, and Sorbitol.
These are 100% natural “sugars” (their scientific name is polyols) that are non-caloric and non-cariogenic, making them suitable for diabetic children and preventing cavities. Our toothpaste adds a slightly sweet flavor to the formula to make brushing enjoyable.

Our toothpaste has a pH of 7, so it's neutral. No acidity to protect the fragile enamel of little teeth.

Dans le cadre de ce règlement (l’article 2 du 1223/2009), un nanomatériau est défini comme un "matériau insoluble ou bio-persistant, fabriqué intentionnellement et se caractérisant par une ou plusieurs dimensions externes, ou une structure interne, sur une échelle de 1 à 100 nm".
Les particules de notre silice font entre 7 et 13 micromètres, soit 70 fois plus larges que les nanoparticules les plus larges.

We have chosen to use silica in our toothpaste because we believe it is the safest solution.
Silica is ultra-pure sand with a meticulously controlled particle size, between 7 and 13 micrometers.
We preferred to avoid using clay due to its irregular particle size, its lead content (as the samples we sourced contained approximately 1.3 mg of lead per kilo. This complies with cosmetic standards (2mg/kg) but we can never be too careful and preferred not to use it, can we?) and its composition which can vary depending on the season and its origin.
We also decided to avoid baking soda because it imparts a very bitter taste that is impossible to mask: not ideal for children.

Our toothpaste does not contain essential oils or substances that could harm your health during pregnancy. However, it has a very low abrasiveness level, so we recommend using a more abrasive toothpaste for adults. Also, the fluoride dose is not sufficient for an adult (which is 1450 ppm according to UFSBD recommendations).