The regular Crest scope or Colgate max fresh or Close-up types of toothpastes have a strong minty taste and my mouth and breath feel great after using them.
Other, high flouride toothpastes I’ve recently started trying to use like Sensodyne, Colgate Previ-dent, or Crest Pro-Health are not very minty at all and i feel like my breath is quickly bad after using it.
Is there a reason the high fluoride, restorative toothpastes cant be more minty?
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Since your main question has been answered, just a comment about bad breath: it is not normal to de-develop bad breath right after after brushing your teeth if you don’t eat/drink/smoke in the mean time. You might want to consider:
a) using a tongue scraper, which are super cheap and quick to use, and dentists often give to you for free as part of a sampler bag if you ask (and they can last a long time).
b) getting checked out for tonsil stones or other gum infections, which often cause really bad breath.
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