Boka Fluoride Free Nano Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste - Adult & Kids - Appropriate for Sensitive Teeth - No Sulfates & Parabens - Natural Flavors & Vegan - Lemon Lavender (113g) 1pk

** trying to buy again - where has this Flavour gone? 33.00??!! ** Super happy with this toothpaste so far. I am on a mission to heal my teeth/ gums: realising i have some gum recession/ weakness thinness at end of top front teeth. Happy that the taste is subtle, natural, mostly lemony and always look for a non-mint taste toothpaste. I'm combining using this toothpaste with also 1) an upgrade in my toothbrush (I now have an Oral B battery operated Toothbrush - the head is soft/med and the pulse on my gums is feeling helpful) - this battery brush is a significant upgrade to the one i was using from Boots which didn't give a pulse on/ massage to the gums and head had less contact with tooth/ was harder 2) a morning and evening practice of Oil Pulling with coconut oil and 1x drop of grapefruit essential oil organic. 3) a mouth rinse either homemade with pink salt/ celtic salt/ bicarb soda OR the Saraken/ Aloe mouth rinse. I've been with this routine for around 3 weeks now and already gums are much pinker, not bleeding (I feel this is mostly the oil pulling which i do for 10 - 20 mins 2x a day). And, i'm able to massage the gums with this new brush/ this toothpaste without any bleeding/ sensitivity. My teeth a feeling less sensitive and stronger. I'm also seeing the dentist/ hygienist to explore possible more 'cosmetic' composite filling for the teeth with exposed roots - possible invisalign treatment to make brushing easier (teeth a crowding together at the bottom - as they did when i had braces as a young girl/ woman). Toothpaste is pricey - the most i've spent on a toothpaste! - and so maybe i will combine this with making-up a toothpaste myself e.g. coconut oil/ bicarb soda sometimes or other toothpaste. And, do feel money well spent at the moment. Thank you to other reviews - the reviews re: the subtle taste and less tooth sensitivity helped me decide to buy. Only problem is it does taste so good need to make sure don't over brush my teeth!

​I was looking for a fluoride-free option and this one is fantastic. The lemon lavender flavor is surprisingly refreshing, and my teeth feel incredibly clean and smooth after brushing. It's gentle on my sensitive teeth and a product I feel good about using.

and this toothpaste is making the world of difference to my sensory issues with tooth care, I find that toothpaste you can buy off the shelves in supermarkets burn my gums - be it the fluoride or the mint flavour. This tastes like sherbet lemons with only the slightest hint of lavendar and happy to report no irritated tongue or gums. It is pricey but it's worth it for me. I don't know if it's been long enough to notice any significant change with remineralisation but hopefully.

Boka toothpaste is a refreshing change from the usual mint overload — the flavor is clean but not harsh, and it leaves your mouth feeling fresh without that lingering chemical taste. The big selling point is the use of nano-hydroxyapatite instead of fluoride, which feels gentle on sensitive teeth while still offering solid protection. The texture is smooth and foams lightly, though it’s a bit pricier than regular toothpaste. Still, for a healthier-feeling, dentist-approved option with a pleasant, mild taste, it’s worth the switch.

Tastes like your brushing with lemon meringue

After using this I won’t be returning to shop stuff! It helps protect my teeth and gums, it’ leaves my mouth feeling fresh and far more effective than normal toothpaste! Love the fact it’s natural ingredients! Yes it cost that bit more but seems to last that bit longer. I would definitely recommend, has definitely improved my gums which were sore before using this!!

I never loved to brush my teeth, I just did it because I had to. This toothpaste is game changer. I tried other flavors as well but this one is top. I don't even like Lavender, well I haven't until now. My autistic son loves it as well. He just told me I should order more :D Lemon & Lavander = TOP

I found this toothpaste had so many good reviews, and the item was on offer (although very expensive still). I thought I'd give it a go to see if it really was great, or just hype. I have used it for just over 2 weeks now. The taste is fine, I like that, its different to the normal mint flavour, but I have found it doesn't work when it comes to sensitivity. My teeth are very sensitive, and I wanted something to repair the enamel and stop the sensitivity. How long does it take before it start working? I find my teeth don't hurt, but feel like they are just really sensitive after a brush. Now the price has gone up again, so even more expensive that before, which was expensive previously. I personally don't find it does much, if anything apart from make me poorer. Am I doing something wrong? Is 2 weeks not enough, how do i get the so called benefits from this toothpaste?

Hydroxyapatite great for your teeth.

I love this toothpaste. I had seen the reviews and knew it was popular, but I didn’t really understand the hype or the price point. It happened to be on sale, so I gave it a try. The first few uses were definitely a bit weird, simply because I’ve used traditional mint toothpaste my entire life. The lemon lavender flavour is completely different. It’s subtle, lightly citrusy with a soft lavender finish, and gives a clean feeling without that harsh mint burn. It didn’t take long before I actually started to prefer it. What makes this toothpaste different, and likely explains the price, is the nano-hydroxyapatite. Most regular toothpaste relies on fluoride to strengthen enamel. This uses hydroxyapatite, which is the same mineral your teeth are naturally made of, but broken down into extremely small “nano” particles. Because they’re so small, they can actually fill in microscopic weak spots in the enamel surface rather than just coating it. That’s why your teeth feel smoother, look brighter, and sensitivity improves. It’s not just a surface clean, it’s actively repairing those tiny imperfections. That was the part I didn’t understand at first just looking at the label. After using it, the difference is noticeable within a few uses. My teeth feel cleaner for longer, look brighter, and sensitivity has improved in a way I didn’t get from regular toothpaste. I’ve also used the Boka mint, and while I now find it a bit stronger compared to the lemon lavender, it’s still far less harsh than most traditional mint toothpastes. Regardless of the flavour, my teeth feel significantly cleaner after using Boka. Now that I know the difference and won’t switch back, I just watch for sales and stock up. If I run out or have to use someone else’s toothpaste, I immediately notice how abrasive and artificial everything else tastes. It’s hard to fully explain, but once you try it, you’ll understand exactly what I mean.

Recetado por mi doctor para el tratamiento dental muy bueno

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I bought this because I didn't want to taste/smell mint so i thought why not get nonfloride while I'm at it. It's pretty good and is gentle for mornings. I'm not really watching my teeth but I think it's doing a good job. What I really dislike about it is that it tastes like medicine which is crazy maybe to fix it make the taste a bit more citrusy? Lemony idk. The smell is great tho and uh I think you should use 2 types of toothpastes, this in the morning for enamel repair and don't mix it with any other toothpaste and then fluoride toothpaste at night. Please don't swallow the fluoride.