Here are the 4 best clean toothpastes for brushing your teeth, according to the Yuka application (rated 100/100)

The presence of controversial substances in our various hygiene products for the body, hair and even teeth is a growing concern for consumers. When we know the importance of having good dental hygiene for our overall health, the very idea of ​​brushing our teeth with a toothpaste that contains a risky ingredient clearly makes us cringe… However, we deplore several toxic substances at risk for health in toothpastes sold commercially.

To spare us the gibberish of INCI lists of cosmetics that are difficult to decipher in the beauty aisles of supermarkets, theYuka app does this analysis work for us and tells us very clearly which products are clean and which products should be avoided. Better yet, she gives everyone a score out of 100 and deciphers the ingredients present in the formulas of the dental hygiene products that we use every day so that we really understand what is in our toothpaste. What to find the best toothpaste clean to brush your teeth. Disregarding a specific promise, here are the 4 highest rated toothpastes on the Yuka app, all rated 100/100 on the app. And to make you smile again, we tell you straight away that they are also all guaranteed to be free of harmful sulfates which could cause the appearance of canker sores in your mouth.

The 4 best toothpastes for brushing your teeth according to Yuka

Elmex Fresh Breath anti-cavity toothpaste

This toothpaste promises to take care of our teeth as well as our breath thanks to its refreshing mint aroma. Its cleaning paste is also enriched with amine fluoride to provide effective protection against cavities. Recommended by dentists, it is formulated without coloring and helps with the remineralization of weakened areas of tooth enamel. Rated 100/100 on the application, it benefits from a short and healthy composition which is fully validated by Yuka.

Dentamyl’s 8-in-1 expert toothpaste

This inexpensive toothpaste, sold for less than 2 euros only in supermarkets, does not contain any questionable ingredients according to the Yuka application, which gives it the maximum score of 100/100. Its antibacterial formula fights against tartar and dental plaque, while offering protection against cavities. It also helps keep your breath fresh.

Respire’s natural mint & eucalyptus toothpaste

Rated 100/100 on the Yuka application, this toothpaste from a brand known for its naturalness, contains no less than 99% ingredients of natural origin. It also includes a 100% natural aroma which offers a feeling of freshness when used, without compromising on its clean formula based on birch leaf extracts. It also contains hydroxyapatite which is used to protect tooth enamel. To these active ingredients are also added baking soda and silica which are used to clean and exfoliate the surface of the teeth to prevent the appearance of residual stains from the consumption of foods such as coffee and tea. Bonus: its tube is recycled and recyclable: a small gesture that counts for the planet.

The original anti-cavity toothpaste from Elmex

Rated 100/100 on the Yuka application, this toothpaste which prevents the appearance of cavities contains amine fluoride for this purpose. Formulated without any coloring, its paste has also been designed to strengthen tooth enamel, particularly in areas where dental enamel is damaged and needs to be remineralized.

Toothpaste: 4 controversial substances to avoid

Among the controversial and harmful substances for health to watch out for in toothpaste formulas, we find in particular titanium dioxide, a dye which is used to whiten toothpaste to make it look good, but which contains nanoparticles likely to be dangerous to health. You should also avoid having triclosan in your tube, a powerful antibacterial agent but which is an endocrine disruptor.

Toothpaste formulas also sometimes contain a surfactant called sodium lauryl sulfate which certainly makes the toothpaste foam, but which turns out to be an ingredient with clearly identified irritating effects. It also contains BHA, a preservative considered potentially carcinogenic which is best avoided.

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