No more boring dental care routines
The toothpaste revolution since the invention of the smile
Get the Ben & Anna toothpaste in your glass and light the rebel in you! No more boring tubes - this is about fun, freshness and an extra portion of attitude. With our chic spatula, application for ceremony - painting, swaggen, rays!
The sustainable oral care
Of course healthy teeth & fresh breath
With Ben & Anna oral care you get Less Waste alternatives to conventional dental care in plastic packaging.
Put a small amount with the spatula onto the toothbrush and clean thoroughly as usual for about 2 minutes. Don't swallow!
If the supplied bamboo spatula is missing, please contact us. Instead, every other small spoon can also be used or the toothbrush can be dipped directly into the glass to absorb some toothpaste.
Our dental care products in the glass can be kept for 12 months after opening. The glasses should be kept at room temperature and dry. We recommend wiping the thread of the glass regularly with a cloth to remove residues and avoid oxidations with the lid.
Not yet. We recommend further use for decorative purposes, for storage, for filling with beautiful things... There are no limits to creativity! The glasses can be disposed of over the old glass or the lid over the yellow bin.
Toothpaste "White + Flouride": 1,450 ppm
Toothpaste "Orange + Flouride": 1,450 ppm
Toothpaste "Strawberry + Flouride": 500 ppm
White: RDA75
Black: RDA82
Sensitive: RDA 71
White with fluoride: RDA 75
Orange with fluoride: RDA 75
Strawberry: RDA50
Activated carbon is one of the oldest known remedies. Due to its adsorption ability, it can easily bind fabrics and is therefore ideal for sustainable and gentle removal of dental plaque.
Fluoride toothpaste
Fluorides are chemical compounds of hydrofluoric acid. In the context of toothpaste, this often refers to the trace element sodium fluoride, a colorless and odorless solid. Other common fluorides in toothpastes are amine fluoride and sodium monofluorophosphate.
Fluoride plays a crucial role in dental health as it mineralizes tooth enamel and makes it harder. It also has antibacterial properties. However, fluoride is not essential for cleaning teeth. Manufacturers of fluoride-free toothpastes use alternative substances to strengthen teeth.
It is important to know that sodium fluoride is not only found in toothpaste, but also in table salt, drinking water and many foods, either naturally or as an additive.