toothpaste - not mint flavour

hi guys my daughter has just decided she hates hates the mint toothpaste and its a NIGHTMARE to brush her teeth! where can i get one that's not mint flavor with fluoride in it?? PLEASE HELP

she has junior jaws its mild too, she used to be really good but now we have to hold her down and she spits it out and wont open her mouth..... not good when she has all her teeth so really need to be brushed lol

Can you still get bubblegum flavour?

Close Up have a red gel one and it isn't mint.  Hard flavour to explain though but I used to really love it when I was young. 

Not cheap but here is a link to some kids orange, strawberry or pineapple flavoured toothpaste

Danda08 wrote: Not cheap but here is a link to some kids orange, strawberry or pineapple flavoured toothpaste

wow they are cute...my kids would eat them, lol

the colgate one in a box with looney tunes characters on it isnt mint flavour and its sparkly too, if you cant find it try a chemist or even a dentist and if you still cant find it message me and i will get you some from my work, also you can use any adult tooth paste on kiddies as long as you dont use to much and they are not eating it ;) lots of chemists usually have a bigger selection

Please dont brush with water and use flouride tablets, it isnt the same and i have sen 5yr olds have ALL their teeth out under general anasthetic from parents doing this, flouride tablets work from the inside-out, and flouride toothpaste works from the outside if you get what i mean.

I am with you - I got told my son had to use adult toothpaste (floride needed) I got the red seal lemon flavour - which he will use but its got no floride in it - so on the hunt for ADULT toothpaste with FLORide NOT mint flavour - big ask??

sem wrote: huh? What do you mean by that??

flouride tablets work by ingesting like panadol does.
toothpaste with flouride in works by absorbtion method like moisturizer does.
so by brushing with flouride tablets it doesnt work and can damage the teeth meaning they could all need to be removed if bad bad damage is done...unless i interpreted wrong

Roses are Red wrote: EmptyVessel wrote: sem wrote: huh? What do you mean by that?? flouride tablets work by ingesting like panadol does. toothpaste with flouride in works by absorbtion method like moisturizer does. so by brushing with flouride tablets it doesnt work and can damage the teeth meaning they could all need to be removed if bad bad damage is done...unless i interpreted wrong I think she meant just to brush the kids teeth with water and give them the flouride tablets to take to ensure they are getting the flouride.

emptyvessel - that is what i ment,
flouride tablets work by being absorbed through the body like panadol & vitamins, they help form strong teeth but they dont stop them from rotting
flouride in toothpaste works to strengthen the enamel on the outside of the teeth and also in between teeth, which is really important.
brushing with water and no tooth paste pretty much doesnt do alot, imagine it as if you had oil on your hands and washed them with cold water, its not going to do alot, during the day when your eating sugars and acid stick to the outside of your teeth and start to eat away at it which is why brushing with tooth paste is super important,

if you dont want to use a fluride toothpaste, as some perfer the red seal one as someone mentioned above thats fine, also if you were worried about flouride there is a product you can get from dentists called tooth mousse it comes in lots of flavours - strawberry, vanilla, tutifruiti,mellon & mint and it is a fluride based cream which you rub a small amount on your teeth at night after brushing and leave it on over night, its really good

sory for the novel