crait Hydroxyapatite Gum Remineralizing Gum with Non-Nano Hydroxyapatite and Xylitol, Sugar-Free Mint Chewing Gum for Fresh Breath 60 Pieces

I bought this gum for my kids and they love it! It is a little unconventional as it breaks apart in the mouth first, then forms a gum to chew, but the kids seem to really like it. It tastes great, but doesn’t last as long as some conventional brands since it has more natural ingredients. Overall, this gum is a fantastic alternative to the gums on the market that are filled with sugar and ingredients you can’t pronounce. It’s nice knowing they can still chew gum and it’s actually healthy for their teeth.

It is a little pricy, however for the benefits I think it’s worth it to chew a piece every once in awhile. This is far more beneficial than just regular gum, as this is actively rebuilding your teeth at the same time. Seeing as this was one of the only few options available, I’ll take it! If all the gum in the stores was like this so many people would have better teeth, but no. They want the dentists to make money. Taste does run out fast, however the Hydroxyapatite still stays in for awhile I believe. This is a great option to further expose yourself to the mineral.

Tastes great. Very powerful mint smell and taste. I wish it was less expensive.

Weird texture otherwise pretty good. Unsure what kind of hydroxyappetite it contains. Nowhere to find it either.

I have bought a dental gum before this one feels way better. The other one barely had any flavor. Strong at first but does fade somewhat quickly. It feels like it’s working. It’s way better that the other gum I tried. It’s very hard when chewing. I generally keep good oral hygiene but I want to absolutely never have a cavity.

Three chews and flavor is gone. I am not even sure if there is xylitol or hydroxyapatite in it or even if its enough to do anything. I wouldn't waste your money.

Such a great product! A necessity for your dental health!

Its gum full of minerals, so I suppose I shouldn't be surprised it feels like chewing a rock. The first crunch is similar to the puffed sugar mints crunch, a sweet powder crushing feeling, with subsequent chewing rapidly becomes hard like an old stale piece of gum. It does eventually start to soften by the time the flavor is gone. I feel like for the price ($20) the base part of the gum could have been better, flavor retention could be improved, and texture could be more elastic. On the bright side, because the mint is relatively weak, drinking water afterwards doesn't feel like ice needles like other mint gums do. Mixing it with other gum might improve the experience.