"Worth it to avoid the nightly brushing meltdown..."
Haha, I remember those days well—my grandkids used to act like toothpaste was poison! We switched to hydroxyapatite too, and honestly, it's been a lifesaver. My dentist recommended it after I mentioned sensitivity issues, and it's made a noticeable difference. Sure, it's pricier, but like you said, catching a good sale helps. Plus, anything that makes bedtime routines less stressful is worth every penny in my book...
"Worth it to avoid the nightly brushing meltdown..."
Haha, brings back memories of my own kids—felt like negotiating with tiny terrorists every night. We tried flavored toothpaste, singing toothbrushes...you name it. Wish we'd known about hydroxyapatite back then, sounds like a sanity saver!
I dunno, flavored toothpaste and singing brushes never really worked for me either. Honestly, the hydroxyapatite thing sounds interesting but I'd probably worry about safety or long-term effects...maybe I'm just overly cautious though.
Yeah, flavored toothpaste never really did much for me either...felt gimmicky. About hydroxyapatite though, I've been using a toothpaste with it for around two years now after doing a lot of digging into studies and stuff. From everything I've read, it's considered pretty safe and actually mimics the natural minerals in our teeth. Of course, long-term data is always limited, but so far nothing alarming has popped up. Still, totally get being cautious—better safe than sorry, right?
I've seen good things with hydroxyapatite in my patients too—definitely promising stuff. Curious though, have you noticed any difference in tooth sensitivity since switching? Some people swear it helps, others don't notice much...
