Avoid Weleda. It's based on biodynamic agriculture and antroposophic medicine which are unscientific and coming from a cult.

Just be sure to use toothpaste actually containing sodium fluoride.

Its what our teeth need, its proven to be effective don't let anyone tell you to believe in non scientific facts.

I‘m German and I never heard of any of the shown German brands.

This is how I learn that blend-a-med isn't German-owned (well, not anymore - since the late 80s). Huh.

Jordan is Norwegian?? I'm Norwegian and had no idea!

Reminder that Unilever (British) is a horrible company like nestle (well I guess they don't have a documented campaign to kill babies or human traffick into chocolate plantation slavery like nestle) and should be avoided when possible.

Normally I would recommend Happy Tabs (a dutch company that makes very good toothpaste tablets with fluoride), but they had a major supply chain change and have shit the bed the entire 2025, stopped responding to bad reviews and support requests, deliveries not going out even though people paid, and even their store page went down

I feel like like Swedish The Humble Co is missing from the list: https://www.thehumble.co/

Give us the old flavor of Parodontax back! Pitchfork emoji

Where is ELMEX toothpaste? I thought is was made in eastern Europe but not sure

Big up for salutem! Have been using it for a few years now. It's very nice, doesn't foam, doesn't have anything unecessary, perfect for someone woth a super sensitive mouth like me. I get ulcers from normal toothpaste, like Elmex.

Pepsodent and Sensodyne are US though?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pepsodent

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensodyne

Or does wikipedia need some editing?

Are there any toothpastes that contain nano hydroxyapatite? There is some interesting resesrch that suggests it could be even better than fluoride because it remineralizes enamel, but it's important that it contains at least 10% of nano hydroxyapatite.