Vussen S Sensitive Care Toothpaste, 19% Calcium Phosphate for Fast Relief & Enamel Repair, K-Toothpaste, Fluoride/SLS-Free, Fresh Mint (4.23oz 1-Pack)

Excellent product, totally recommended.

I’ve been using this Advanced Sensitive Care Formula toothpaste for a short period of time now, and I can honestly say it’s been a positive experience so far. I deal with tooth sensitivity, especially when drinking cold water or brushing along the gumline due to gun recession, so I’m careful about what formulas I try. This one has a smooth, mild texture and doesn’t have that overly strong or chemical taste you sometimes get with sensitivity products. The ingredient list immediately stood out because it features 19% calcium phosphate, which is a naturally occurring mineral that supports enamel health. That’s higher than most everyday toothpastes I’ve seen, and according to the product description, it helps remineralize and reinforce enamel. I can’t personally measure that, but I’ve noticed fewer sharp twinges when drinking cold beverages since making the switch, which makes me think it’s doing some good over time. I also appreciate that it’s free of Triclosan, Parabens, MIT, CMIT, and artificial colors which I try to avoid where possible. The formula feels gentle, and there’s no irritation afterward, which sometimes happens with whitening pastes or those with heavy foaming agents. The product foams just enough to feel clean without being harsh, and the mint flavor is mild but pleasant enough to leave a fresh finish. After a short period of twice-daily brushing, the sensitivity in one problem tooth near my gumline has noticeably decreased. I wouldn’t say it’s eliminated completely, but even a small improvement makes daily brushing more comfortable. If you’ve ever avoided brushing one side of your mouth because of sharp pain, you’ll understand what a difference that makes. Overall, this feels like a thoughtfully formulated, dentist-guided toothpaste for adults who have sensitive teeth or are looking for something free from harsher additives. It’s a premium option and is slight more expensive than some other toothpastes,, but it aligns with the trend toward cleaner oral care products that don’t sacrifice performance!

Hey guys, I ordered the S Sensitive Care, 19% Calcium Phosphate for Fast Relief & Enamel Repair, Korean, Fluoride/SLS-Free, Fresh Mint Toothpaste (4.23oz 1-Pack) and received this item a couple of weeks ago. Good quality product. The item arrived well-packaged and it's a nice design. First time using this commodity and the Vussen Korea toothpaste came in just in time before my next dental appt coming up. When I visited the dentist, they pointed out some concerning issues: gingivitis, cavity sensitivity, and potential root canal treatment. I was prescribed an oral gel during the visit; it was 1.1% Sodium Fluoride (5000 ppm) toothpaste, so I also decided to use Vussen toothpaste simultaneously. I noticed a significant improvement in my dental health thanks to both products. The Vussen toothpaste contains tricalcium phosphate, which I never heard of or pay attention to, which not only assists in remineralizing my tooth enamel but also plays a vital role in neutralizing acids and desensitizing my teeth. One feature I particularly appreciate is the thick consistency of the paste; a little goes a long way, making it last much longer than other toothpaste brands I've used. I've also found that it works wonders for freshening breath, which is a bonus! Most importantly, I've noticed that it helps with the inflammation in my bottom gums, providing soothing relief. Overall, I have ongoing dental work to tackle but, Vussen S Sensitive Care Toothpaste has been a great addition to my oral care regimen. I appreciate how effectively the toothpaste supports multiple issues while being gentle on my teeth and gums and it is quite affordable. I highly recommend this product.

Toothpaste, Sensitive Care / 120gm (4.23oz) / ASIN: B0G5JQJ36X / $12 In the States, the sensitive care toothpastes most commonly use stannous fluoride as the active ingredient. This product from VUSSEN of Korea uses tricalcium phosphate, the main purpose of which is to remineralize tooth enamel but it also acts to neutralize acids and desensitize. It's not a new additive but has seen more popularity in Europe and Asia than North America. I've only been using it for a few days and while I can assume the sensitive care part is continuing to work well after following long term use of stannous fluoride products, I can definitely say this paste from VUSSEN tastes great. The mint flavor is not bitingly strong when brushing and I don't feel like it's about to make be gag. Most surprisingly, the intensity is stronger after rinsing. My breath is lasting clean mint fresh. A premium will be paid for this item but it's something that lasts a long while so it's easier to swallow -- the price. But it's the benefits realized that make the cost more reasonable. Perhaps there's a little bit of novelty here using a foreign but "new" product especially coming from Korea, but it surely does give me a premium experience. Plus, it's good to change up certain hygiene products from time to time. Right now, I kind of look forward to brushing my teeth even more. Now THAT'S a good thing!

I’m not a tree hugger or anything, but I definitely do try to avoid things that might not be good for me and my family. Originally, I saw silica on the ingredients list and thought that was toxic so I looked it up on the Yuka app. You’ll see the picture of the results below. It turns out it’s not the silica that you need to watch out for. I highly recommend that you get the app and do research on your own because this very well may be great toothpaste, but you will have to use your own judgment. It’s a huge tube so you get a lot for your money and I like the flip cap, that’s very convenient. I just don’t think I will be using it due to the ingredient that is on the list. I did taste it and it’s good in case you’re wondering.