Weleda Toothpaste Salt Salty Peppermint Flavour is a fluoride-free toothpaste built around sea salt, myrrh and ratanha. It comes in a 75ml tube with a salty peppermint flavour. What sea salt does in a toothpaste Weleda's approach here is different from a standard mint-and-fluoride paste. Regular brushing with this salt toothpaste is designed to encourage natural saliva production, which helps keep your mouth balanced and supports clean, healthy gums. Myrrh and ratanha extracts are included specifically to support the gums, while peppermint essential oil provides the flavour and long-lasting freshness. The claims, as Weleda states them Long-lasting fresh breath Reduces plaque Cleanses thoroughly and gently Helps dry mouths Natural balancing action Helps prevent cavities Weleda states the formula is clinically tested to reduce tartar formation. About the no-fluoride formula This toothpaste contains no fluoride, relying instead on sea salt and the botanical extracts above for its cleaning and gum-care action. Fluoride is widely recommended by dental associations as part of cavity prevention, so if that's a priority for you or your dentist, it's worth discussing whether a fluoride-free toothpaste fits your overall dental care plan, rather than assuming one salt-based paste replaces professional advice. How to use it Brush as normal, twice daily, using the salty peppermint paste in place of your usual toothpaste. The flavour is distinctly salty alongside the mint, which is worth knowing if you're used to a purely sweet, minty paste. If the salty flavour isn't for you, Weleda's Toothpaste Calendula Fennel Flavour is a milder-tasting alternative within the same oral care range, and for children, the Weleda Children's Tooth Gel is worth checking instead. Good to know 75ml tube No fluoride With sea salt, myrrh and ratanha Salty peppermint flavour Clinically tested to reduce tartar formation If you have specific dental concerns, ongoing gum issues, or questions about whether a fluoride-free toothpaste is right for you, check with your dentist.
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