crait Hydroxyapatite Gum Remineralizing Gum with Non-Nano Hydroxyapatite and Xylitol, 70mg HA Per Piece, Sugar-Free Mint Chewing Gum for Fresh Breath 60 Pieces

Makes teeth extremely strong and mouth much more clean. Helped my sensitivity. Flavor is really fresh and excellent but runs out fast; But, I expected this since it is a medical gum not a sugary chewing gum. You can buy natural mint to add to the flavor so it lasts longer if that's an issue.

I use these to strengthen my teeth. I chew two at a time. It’s a tough chew. This isn’t store bought gum. The flavor doesn’t last long and you’ll quickly feel like you’re chewing soft rubber. But this about overall health, not luxury or flavor. Use it as a preventative, not as a great gum to chew because it’s a great gum.

I really like this gum. It has good texture, a nice subtle flavor that sticks around for a decent amount of time. Note: it's pretty chalky right at first and tends to crumble a bit at first. Stick with it and it'll come back together within a few seconds.

Tastes good, but flavor runs out very fast. Too expensive

I absolutely love this product the quality that taste is impressive. I will watch this item for any future sales. The price hurt a little. Other than that I gave it two thumbs up

- Chewability: The product is extremely hard to chew, causing jaw fatigue and discomfort.- Ingredients: The ingredient list includes artificial sweeteners that taste off and raise concerns.- Gum quality: The gum feels brittle and cheaply made, not durable during use.- Longevity: Benefits are not lasting, leaving the same issues after use.- Flavor: The taste is unpleasant, like stale or secondhand gum.- Smell: The scent is off-putting and distracting.

Had some tooth decay that went undetected in my back upper left tooth. Eating some peanuts and chunk broke off my tooth, leaving a large hole. This gum actually seems to be rebuilding/remineralizing my tooth since the hole is getting smaller. Very pleased at not having to go to the dentist.

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.