OraMD is an all natural--liquid. OraMD is made of 100% pure botanical oils of almond, spearmint and peppermint. I think the liquid aspect was a bit difficult at first. Measuring out the liquid onto the toothbrush was a little awkward at first. After the first few days, handling the “invisible” liquid instead of a minty, blue paste became much easier.
OraMD has a bold flavor. I was warned by the product packaging that the flavors of the oil are intense--and may take a few days for my mouth to adapt. OraMD does have a strong flavor and it does offer quite a burning sensation for the first several uses. It des take some time for the intensity to lessen--but, after a few days of use, I found the oils not quite so overwhelming. I think the scent and flavors would be fine for most adults--but, it was certainly too strong for my daughters.
Did OraMD work well as a toothpaste/mouthwash/breath freshener? I was surprised that the liquid did work well to clean my teeth. I tend to battle tartar buildup on my teeth and gums near my salivary glands. While I can’t say that OraMD worked better to prevent that buildup--it was certainly comparable to other all natural dental care products. I do think that I will continue to use OraMD, for at least a portion of my daily dental care, for its anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties since I have struggled in the past with periodontal issues.
Would I recommend OraMD? I would suggest it to anyone seeking all natural dental products--that are really all natural and GMO free. I would also recommend it as an option for those struggling with periodontal concerns. I think it’s a bit strong (in flavor and “burn”) for a child’s taste--but, that’s subject to individual tastes and needs. It does require a bit of change in mindset to switch from a paste to a liquid--and some time to adapt to the taste of the product--but, I do think it’s a valid alternative to traditional toothpaste.

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I always love trying new things, especially when they are natural!
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