Forever Obsessions in Oral Care

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Tried, true, and repurchased—oral care products we’ve loved for years.

1) Boka Ela Mint n-Ha Toothpaste

[Cruelty-Free | Fluoride-Free | Peroxide-Free]

A great toothpaste for sensitive teeth, it also helps prevent cavities. The formula is gentle and non-spicy, but it has a soft minty finish that leaves your mouth feeling clean and refreshed. Highly recommend.

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Boka Ela Mint n-Ha Toothpaste ($10 to $13)

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2) GuruNanda CocoMint Pulling Oil

[Cruelty‑Free | Fluoride‑Free | Alcohol‑Free | Natural Ayurvedic Blend]

This TRULY helps with cavity prevention, gum health, and plaque buildup. I honestly didn’t expect oil pulling to make this much of a difference. After using it consistently, my gums healed significantly (no more bleeding or soreness), and I didn’t develop cavities. It leaves my mouth feeling super clean without the harsh burn of a regular mouthwash. Even my dentist noticed the improvement!

📝 Note: Spit the mouthwash in the trash and not the sink.

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GuruNanda CocoMint Pulling Oil ($10 to $15)

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3) MasterMedi Tongue Scraper

[Stainless-Steel | Ergonomic Design | Travel Friendly]

Some people say that brushing your tongue gives the same effect, but it does not. A tongue scraper will thoroughly clean your tongue and give you a fresher breath. Highly recommend using this if you’re looking to improve your overall oral health.

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MasterMedi Tongue Scraper ($7)

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4) Cocofloss Delightful Mint

[Vegan | Cruelty‑Free | Non‑PTFE & BPA‑Free | 500+ Expandable Fibers | Coconut Oil‑Infused |Refillable Dispenser | Recycled Materials | Plaque‑Scrubbing Design]

The best dental floss that I’ve tried. It does a great job of cleaning in between your teeth and preventing plaque buildup. It comes in a wide variety of flavors, but Delightful Mint is my personal favorite. I floss every night and no longer get cavities and bleeding gums. 💯

🏅Honorable mention: Boka floss, also made with great ingredients, but slightly thicker ($7). (View Boka→)

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Cocofloss Delightful Mint ($10)

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5) AquaSonic Duo Series Sonic Toothbrush

[ADA Accepted | Long Battery Life | Rechargeable | IPX7 Waterproof]

Brushing with an electric toothbrush has helped reduce my cavities and prevent gingivitis while encouraging a gentler brushing technique. I wanted a more affordable option with multiple brushing modes, and my husband and I love this! It is a great alternative to premium brands.

🏅Honorable mention: Philips Sonicare 4100 Series Electric Toothbrush, used this for years and is a solid and reliable electric toothbrush ($50 but often on sale for $40). For the replacement heads, I just get the knock-off version, and it works just as well. (View Philips Sonicare →)

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AquaSonic Duo Series Sonic Toothbrush ($50 to $70)

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6) COSLUS Water Dental Flosser Teeth Pick: Portable Cordless Oral Irrigator

[Portable & Rechargeable | IPX7 Waterproof | Multiple Pressure Settings | Lightweight & Travel‑Friendly | Deep Plaque Removal]

If you haven’t had your wisdom teeth removed, have overlapping teeth, or wear braces, this flosser is perfect for those tight, hard-to-reach spots. It features three settings and multiple attachments. First-time use can be a little messy and uncomfortable, but my husband prefers it over traditional floss for an easier, more thorough clean.

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COSLUS Water Dental Flosser ($30 to $43)

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7) Dr. Plotka's Mouthwatchers Soft Flossing Manual Toothbrush

[Antimicrobial Silver‑Infused Bristles | Dual‑Layer Flossing Action | Ultra‑Fine Bristle Tips | Long‑Lasting Polyester Bristles | Ergonomic Comfort Grip]

This is my favorite manual brush, especially if I’m traveling. The bristles are soft but not too soft, and the tips are thin enough to get in between teeth. I don’t replace flossing with this, but it’s a fantastic alternative to my electric toothbrush because it cleans so well. I also use this to clean my jewelry cause the ends are so thin and fine that it can get into the crevices of my engagement ring. 💍 😆

Photo: Dr. Plotka's Mouthwatchers

Dr. Plotka's Mouthwatchers Soft Flossing Manual Toothbrush (2-pack for $10)

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8) CloSYS Mouthwash

[Alcohol‑Free | pH Balanced | Non‑Burning & Soothing | Sulfate‑Free | Gluten‑Free | Dye‑Free]

This mouthwash doesn’t burn, sting, or dry out my mouth. I noticed a real difference in my breath, especially first thing in the morning.

🏅Honorable mention: TheraBreath Deep Clean ($9 to $13) (View TheraBreath→)

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CloSYS Mouthwash ($11 to $15)