The findings indicated that 90% of toothpastes were above this lead limit, with 15 toothpastes, including leading brands, at exceedingly high lead levels of over 300 ppb, with some over 500.

A new investigation into the safety of commonly used toothpaste brands has uncovered concerning levels of heavy metals, including lead, arsenic, mercury, and cadmium. According to research ...

If you've been considering nano-hydroxyapatite, fluoride-free toothpastes like NOBS, Boka or Davids, dentists want you to ...

Advil lost share in its battle with Kenvue's Tylenol. Haleon's fighting back with "strong promotional plans," for the brand, ...

This brand combines all the best parts of the most popular toothpastes in one convenient tube, making oral care easy, fun and effective. As a company, Twice is about so much more than toothpaste.

Each costs just under $10. Like some other natural toothpastes on the market, Believe products don’t contain fluoride, the cavity-fighting ingredient in most oral care brands.

This week, the brand launched its introductory product range of Purifying Toothpastes. Co-founded by three entrepreneurs with a shared passion for self-care, Before’s first offering features ...

2-wants-to-know What's In Your Toothpaste? Certain Brands Contain A Banned Chemical! Older tubes of Colgate Total have Triclosan in them. The chemical has already been banned in hand soaps and ...

While the idea of using charcoal to brush your teeth may sound a little bit unusual, the chances are your prefered toothpaste brand does produce a charcoal-containing option — and for good reason.

Toothpastes that don't contain fluoride may not prevent tooth decay and could increase risk of cavities, according to a new study published in the dental journal Gerodontology.

LONDON -- In the latest move to clean up its brand portfolio, European consumer goods group Unilever has agreed to sell its North American toothpaste brands to U.S. home and personal-care ...