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Go grab your toothpaste right now. Read the back.Then reply with a photo of the ingredient list.Let's see what you're actually putting in your mouth every morning.
We built @ClockworkOral because this shouldn't be controversial.
Your toothpaste should rebuild your teeth, not slowly compromise your health for a minty taste.
HydroXy™. No SLS. No triclosan. No artificial sweeteners. No warning labels.
Read our ingredients. We dare you.
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Japan figured this out 40 years ago.
They use hydroxyapatite — the exact mineral your teeth are made of. It rebuilds enamel. No toxicity. No warning labels.
Over 300 studies back it. It's the standard across Japan. NASA developed it to remineralize astronauts' teeth in space.
The rest of the world just hasn't caught up.
Here's the real question:
Why does your toothpaste label say "if swallowed, contact poison control"?
It's in your mouth. Your mouth is a mucous membrane. It absorbs things directly into your bloodstream.
You wouldn't rinse your mouth with floor cleaner. But chemically? You're closer than you think.
"But my dentist recommends it."
Your dentist was handed samples at a conference sponsored by the same company.
Colgate spends $Bn+ a year on advertising. They're not spending that because the product sells itself.
Ask your dentist what THEY use at home. The answer might surprise you.
Microplastics.
Those tiny coloured beads in your toothpaste? Polyethylene. Literal plastic.
They get embedded in your gums. They don't dissolve. They don't biodegrade.
Some brands removed them. Many didn't. Check yours.
Titanium Dioxide.
It's what makes your toothpaste white. It's also a colour additive with no dental benefit whatsoever.
The EU banned it from food in 2022 over DNA damage concerns.
It's still in your Colgate.
Artificial sweeteners.Your toothpaste tastes like candy for a reason. Saccharin and aspartame mask the chemical taste. You wouldn't feed your kids artificial sweetener for breakfast. But you do. Twice a day. On a brush.
Triclosan.
It was banned from hand soaps in 2016 because the FDA said it causes hormonal disruption.
They kept it in toothpaste for years after.
Think about that. Banned from your hands. Approved for inside your mouth.
Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (SLS).
It's what makes your toothpaste foam. It's also what makes industrial degreasers work.
It strips the protective mucous lining inside your mouth. That's why you get canker sores. That's why orange juice tastes terrible after brushing.
It's in almost every major brand.
You put toothpaste in your mouth twice a day for your entire life.
But you've never once read the ingredients.
Here's what's actually in your toothpaste (and why the label is in the smallest font legally allowed): 🧵
"But is hydroxyapatite actually proven?"
Japan has used it as the gold standard since 1980. Over 300 peer-reviewed studies support it. Multiple clinical trials show it matches or outperforms fluoride for remineralization.
The science isn't new. The awareness is.
Quick chemistry lesson:
Fluoride works by forming fluorapatite on your teeth — a synthetic shield.
Hydroxyapatite works by becoming part of your tooth — because it already is.
One coats. The other rebuilds.