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By Chelzie on December 26, 2014
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I didn't think I would be impressed - thought I hoped I would be based on the price. It really does work! Noticeable results happened in just a few days!!
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 Two Stars
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By margaret day on November 04, 2014
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makes me get sours in corner of my mouth
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Forget paying very high prices for Supersmile, this has the same proprietary ingredient
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By S. Falcone (Bay Area, CA) on June 22, 2014
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Read about how only Supersmile has Calprox and decided to check it out. Close but no cigar. Beyond Pearl ALSO has Calprox (calcium peroxide) and they even, obviously, have a sensitive tooth formula.
I do add Arm and Hammer Whitening Booster (hydrogen peroxide) to this and this replicates what the super-expensive Supersmile system does- it uses both calcium and hydrogen peroxide.
Also, Supersmile does not have a sensitive teeth version (sensitive teeth toothpastes contain potassium nitrate.). I have very sensitive teeth and have had ZERO discomfort from Beyond Pearl Sensitivity plus Arm and Hammer Whitening Booster.
So, I am using the same ingredients as Supersmile, but for a small fraction of the cost.
I don't know how the percentages of calcium and hydrogen peroxide compare to those in Supersmile, but I can tell you that this gets my teeth WHITE, much whiter than anything I have ever tried (comparable to a non-toothpaste whitening system), BUT my teeth were pretty white to begin with.
Basically what I am saying is that this is a very effective combination of ingredients.
I am not sure how Supersmile can claim that they are the only brand with Calprox (calcium peroxide), when clearly they are not. (Maybe they own Beyone White? I don't know, but Beyond White is beyond cheap compared to Supersmile (even when you add in the Arm and Hammer booster, which is very inexpensive).
I should add that I use a Sonicare toothbrush and those get your teeth whiter than manual toothbrushes, but I have been doing that for years.
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Love this toothpaste.
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By Larisa on September 22, 2013
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One dentist in Russia advised me to buy this toothpaste. First I was skeptical about it but in a year I ordered it. Now I'm using it for about 2 months and I like it.
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Caries away staining and sensitivity (intentional misspelling for attempt at dental humor)
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By JGC (New Jersey) on January 22, 2013
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I've had a double dose of difficulty with my teeth -- staining due to my fondness for espresso, and sensitivity due to God knows what (maybe some of my previous toothpastes -- I've heard whitening toothpastes can sometimes cause sensitivity) -- but this one is the best I've used thus far for tackling both at the same time. The sensitivity is almost entirely gone (used to be almost too painful to eat) and it does a pretty good job of getting rid of those pesky espresso stains (some of the toughest stains to get rid of). I actually researched this and it's one of the few that contains HAP (Hydroxyapatite) which apparently helps to remineralize the enamel.
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