“I’d been looking for a fluoride-free toothpaste for ages. I kept finding products that didn’t feel right, so I was really happy when I found this one.”
Sarah M. · Melbourne ✓ Verified customer
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Fluoride can come from water, food and dental products.
You use toothpaste every day. So what you use matters.
Higher fluoride exposure has raised concerns about brain development in children.
Too much fluoride during tooth development can also cause white spots and marks on teeth.
A systematic review and meta-analysis found an association between higher fluoride exposure and lower IQ scores in children.
A 2025 JAMA Pediatrics systematic review and meta-analysis examined 74 studies on fluoride exposure and children's IQ. The researchers found an inverse association between higher fluoride exposure and IQ scores, while noting uncertainty at lower exposure levels.
“I’d been looking for a fluoride-free toothpaste for ages. I kept finding products that didn’t feel right, so I was really happy when I found this one.”
Sarah M. · Melbourne ✓ Verified customer
“I started doing more research into fluoride and wanted to cut down where I could. Finding a toothpaste with nano-hydroxyapatite made the switch much easier.”
Rachel T. · Sydney ✓ Verified customer
“I’d been trying to avoid fluoride in my everyday products, but toothpaste was the one thing I struggled to replace. Really glad I finally found an option I actually like using.”
Emma K. · Auckland ✓ Verified customer
“I did quite a bit of research before switching. I wanted something fluoride-free without giving up enamel support. The nano-hydroxyapatite was what convinced me to try it.”
Claire W. · Brisbane ✓ Verified customer
“I’ve been trying to be more careful about what I use every day, and toothpaste was an obvious place to start. I love that this gives me a fluoride-free option without making my routine complicated.”
Nicole R. · Perth ✓ Verified customer
“I didn’t switch overnight. I spent a lot of time looking into fluoride-free options first. This was the one that made the most sense to me, and I’ve been using it every morning and night.”
Jessica L. · Adelaide ✓ Verified customer
Yes. Fluoride-free toothpaste can use other ingredients to support your teeth.
Our formula uses 10% nano-hydroxyapatite, a mineral naturally found in teeth that has been studied for enamel support and remineralization.
Nano-hydroxyapatite is a form of hydroxyapatite, a mineral naturally found in your teeth and bones.
It has been studied as a fluoride-free alternative for supporting enamel and helping protect against cavities.
Some people choose to avoid fluoride as part of a more considered approach to the ingredients they use every day.
This toothpaste gives you a fluoride-free option while still providing an ingredient designed to support enamel.
Nano-hydroxyapatite has been studied for use in oral-care products and as an alternative to fluoride in toothpaste.
As with any oral-care product, use as directed and avoid swallowing the toothpaste.
Nano-hydroxyapatite has been studied for its ability to support enamel remineralization.
Our toothpaste contains 10% nano-hydroxyapatite to make it a simple part of your daily oral-care routine.
Use it twice a day, just like your regular toothpaste.
Brush gently for around two minutes and spit after brushing. There's no need to change your normal brushing routine.
I was pregnant with my first when I fell down the rabbit hole.
Reading about microplastics. Watching people close to me struggle with health problems. Looking at how much plastic and chemicals surrounded us every day, and wondering why nobody was talking about it.
So I tried to clean things up. But making better choices meant ten different shops, ten different brands, and endless greenwashing.
I started making the swaps I wanted for myself, then for friends, then for their friends. That's how Detox Rituals was born. We make it easier to rethink the everyday things you use, and choose better alternatives.