Oral-B Pro-Expert toothpaste

suki1964

baby_frogmella wrote: »

+1
Once you try Corsodyl gum & tooth paste, all other toothpastes will seem poor in comparison. However its bl00dy expensive at £4 a tube (though boots offer 3 for 2 on this) and it tastes disgusting at first....think of seaweed, freshly squeezed urine and lots of salt mixed together:eek:
Worth every penny though

And you drink fresh urine how often??:eek: :eek:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

wakeupalarm

How is everyone gettting on with this? I've found it pretty good and prefer it to other toothpastes but it is still quite expensive.

Sensemaya

baby_frogmella wrote: »

+1
Once you try Corsodyl gum & tooth paste, all other toothpastes will seem poor in comparison. However its bl00dy expensive at £4 a tube (though boots offer 3 for 2 on this) and it tastes disgusting at first....think of seaweed, freshly squeezed urine and lots of salt mixed together:eek:
Worth every penny though

My dentist gave me samples of Corsodyl Daily and Sensodyne Repair & Protect plus Pro-enamel.

Haven't used them yet, but I find your description of Corsodyl interesting. And yes it is expensive.

I've purchased the Oral- B before receiving the samples as once I open a new toothpaste I get another one in stock.

One more thought. I've noticed both toothpastes have the hidden word 'Sod' in them.:rotfl:

Edit: Well I've used the Corsodyl. I can't see my little one using it. Rather strange unpleasant taste especially on the tongue, but I've tasted worse.

That BlancX stuff is very expensive. Purchased it when it was on offer.

What do people think of Pearldrops?

MrsAtobe

wakeupalarm wrote: »

How is everyone gettting on with this? I've found it pretty good and prefer it to other toothpastes but it is still quite expensive.

I don't find it as good with coping with staining as Colgate Oxygen, and I don't feel that my mouth feels as clean after brushing with it.