Boka Fluoride Free Toothpaste Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Orange Cream Flavor, 4 oz 1Pk US Manufactured

As a parent of two toddlers, I’ve gone through the trial-and-error process of finding the right toothpaste — and I can confidently say that Boka’s Fluoride-Free Toothpaste for Kids is truly in a league of its own. After testing at least six other brands, I was either disappointed by the ingredients, the lack of cleaning power, or the fact that the flavors didn’t encourage consistent brushing. That all changed when I discovered Boka.From the moment we started using it, the difference was clear. Not only do my kids love the taste, but their teeth also feel genuinely clean after every use — something that was noticeably lacking with other natural or fluoride-free options we tried. The flavor is a hit in our household, and perhaps the most surprising part is how excited they are to brush their teeth every morning and night. It’s become a fun routine instead of a daily struggle, and as any parent knows, that’s priceless.What truly sets this toothpaste apart is the thoughtful formulation. It’s fluoride-free, which was important to me for safety reasons, but it still supports strong, healthy teeth. The ingredients are clean and gentle, which gives me peace of mind knowing that it’s safe even if they accidentally swallow a little — which, let’s face it, happens with toddlers.After seeing such great results and happy smiles, I ended up ordering a Boka toothpaste for myself as well — and I can see why this brand gets such high praise. Whether you’re focused on clean ingredients, oral health, or simply want something your kids will actually use, Boka checks all the boxes.This toothpaste is now a staple in our home, and I highly recommend it to any parent looking for a safe, effective, and kid-approved solution to better dental habits.

This review is pretty much the same as the one I wrote for the Boka Coco Ginger.Boka Toothpaste is just that good.I've been using the Japanese brand Apagard Premio toothpaste for a couple of years now and recently I noticed this Boka toothpaste while looking for alternatives that wold be less costly. I've been using this toothpaste since the end of May, 2025. I wish they would sell it in larger tubes.Boka Toothpaste is very mild and makes brushing your teeth better. It doesn't have that harsh mint flavor which with most toothpastes feels like it's burning your mouth. It comes in multiple flavors and when you're done brushing your teeth, there is no need to rinse your mouth as it is a safe toothpaste to use.After having used it for a few days, I decided that I will keep using the Boka brand from now on.I just wish that most stores would carry this toothpaste instead pf selling all those major brands which are full of fluoride.Did a bit of research and found that Boka Toothpaste has the same percentage of nano-hydroxyapatite as Apagard Premio which is 10%. So that means that Boka Toothpaste is just as good if not better.No FluorideNo Harsh burning Mint FlavorSafe to shallowMultiple flavors10% nano-hydroxyapatiteKeeps your teeth StrongAnd one thing I've noticed is nano-hydroxyapatite makes your teeth less sensitive by rebuilding your tooth enamelI ordered four flavors, Watermelon Mint, Strawberry Mango, Orange Cream and Coco Ginger.So far, I've tried the Coco Ginger and I was surprised at how mild it was and it didn't have the sharp taste that ginger usually has. It is good and I enjoy it. I also tried the Orange Cream which was good. I'm looking forward to trying the other flavors. The Orange Cream I'm sure my wife will like if I can get her to try it. But she can be very stubborn at times.I see there are some other flavors which I intend to try such as the Cinnamint, Cucumber Dill, Lemon Lavender and Strawberry Basil. Not sure if I should try the Ela Mint as I don't know how strong or mild the mint will be.I'm sure that if places such as Walmart brick & mortar stores sold this toothpaste, that it would sell really well.

Reviews and research led me to buy this product.I've been using for a couple months now (I have oral b electric brush) and while jury is still out on final verdict I can say that I have a vertically chipped lower front tooth that I've had for 50+ years, I smoked, drink coffee etc and admittedly not the best at making regular visits to Dr and Dds so my front tooth had stained where it was chipped and dental cleanings failed to polish it out. This toothpaste has helped lighten it to a point where it doesn't show nearly as much and that's just using regular paste. I've tried cocoa ginger, lemon lavendar, mint, orange cream and strawberry basil. Lemon is my fav. It says not to rinse but I do in order to expel unwanted remnants but then I take a small drop and put in my mouth to help for effectiveness. I do use waterpick at night and brush 2x a day. I do have a tooth with a "hole" that I am going in for late August but due to multiple fillings over the years dentist said it's cracked so I will pull it and go forward but im curious as to if this works and how quickly. I'm very happy with this toothpaste though and my teeth feel clean