Each flavor of DIRT is packed with naturally delicious ingredients for an oral care routine unlike any other.

Sweet Spice Tooth Powder:

Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Organic Saigon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Loureiroi), Natural Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate), Organi Myrrh Gum Powder, Organic Nutmeg Powder (Myristica Fragrans), Sweet Orange Essential Oil (Citrus Sinensis) & Organic Cardamom Essential Oil (Elettaria Cardamomum)

Super Mint Tooth Powder:

Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate), Green Tea Extract, Organically Extracted Hexane Free Stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana), Proprietary Blend of Mint Essential Oils.

Cinna Mint Tooth Powder:

Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Organic Saigon Cinnamon (Cinnamomum Loureiroi), Natural Baking Soda (Sodium Bicarbonate), Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Organic Nutmeg Powder (Myristica Fragrans), Green Tea Extract, Proprietary Blend of Mint Essential Oils. Sweet Orange Essential Oil (Citrus Sinensis) & Organic Cardamom Essential Oil (Elettaria Cardamomum) Organically Extracted Hexane Free Stevia (Stevia Rebaudiana).

Sweet Cinnamon:
Pleasantly spicy and slightly sweet, we searched all over for the best not too hot but just spicy enough flavor. One of our best selling flavors, if you're looking for a fresh breath alternative to mint give our Sweet Cinnamon flavor a try.

Ingredients List: Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda, Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Hexane Free Stevia, Essential Oils of: Cinnamon, Clove, and Tea Tree

Fennel Anise
A little spicy and little fresh, Cinna Mint is a blend of both our Super Mint and Sweet Spice flavors. A happy accident caused this flavor creation when our production team accidentally combines a batch of Sweet Spice and a batch of Super Mint.

Ingredients List: Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda, Organic Nutmeg Powder, Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Hexane Free Stevia, Essential Oils of: Sweet Fennel & Star Anise, Organic Cardamom, and Clove.

Lemongrass Ginger
This is a flavor we did not set out to formulate but when it happened—we fell hard in love. It is like spring in your mouth, light, fresh, bitter, sweet, otherwise called "amazing". The aroma of ginger that releases while brushing helps with nausea. So for all you morning sick mommas out there— try this!

Ingredients List: Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda, Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Organic Nutmeg Powder, Hexane Free Stevia, Essential Oils of: Lemongrass & Ginger.


Bubblegum
A flavorful burst back into childhood. This is the ultimate adult version of bubblegum toothpaste that the kids will love too! It's sweet with a hint of mint to give you that freshly brushed taste we all enjoy.

Ingredients List: Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda, Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Hexane Free Stevia, Essential Oils of: Clove Bud, Cinnamon Bark, and Wintergreen.

Rose Clove
The most wonderfully unsuspected flavor that is sure to make you fall in love. "Like a wedding party in your mouth!" One customer reviewed. Made with real rose oil and chocolate extract you can have the flavors of a fancy dessert with none of the sugar!

Ingredients List: Extra Fine Bentonite Clay, Natural Baking Soda, Organic Myrrh Gum Powder, Hexane Free Stevia, Essential Oils of: Organic Peppermint, Clove, Tea Tree, and Rose

The Dirt's toothpowder is excellent at removing surface stains! We have many customers who have testified to the Dirt's toothpowder removing stubborn stains and freshening breath!

Yes it is! In fact, many DIRT brushers report significantly less tooth sensitivity after switching to our tooth powder.

Our toothpowder does not foam.

Foaming is not necessary in order to clean teeth.

In fact foaming is just a marketing trick used by corporations to make you feel like their product is working. In order to make something foam, surfactants or other 'foaming agents' must be added.

We only use effective natural ingredients, we never add any filler ingredients like foaming agents.

Absolutely! The ingredients are so healthy you can safely swallow our tooth powders. We wouldn’t recommend this to avoid swallowing the plaque and tartar you just brushed off...but you get the idea. We created it with moms in mind and some of our biggest fans are our youngest DIRT users :)

Yes. It is every bit as effective -- in fact the DIRT team, along with thousands of our satisfied customers feel DIRT toothpowders are more effective at whitening and removing staining / discoloration than traditional toothpastes.

Not to mention toothpaste is mostly water. By using a toothpowder you are able to use less product and reduce the need for packaging. Our toothpowder is 100% effective with no fillers or water to take up space.

Our 51g glass jar will last 6 months of normal use for a single person when following instructions.

Yes, but we do not recommend swallowing after brushing because it is not beneficial to swallow plaque, tartar, and bacteria.

There are many other things to consider when it comes to fluoride.

Recent studies compared children living in fluoridated versus non fluoridated areas and found little statistical difference in tooth decay rates, further studies have shown an over all decrease in tooth-decay rates in both fluoridated and unfluoridated countries showing little evidence of an advantage in fluoridation. The lower rates of tooth decay are more likely thanks to improved oral care and dentistry practices as well as nutrition.There are many other things to consider when it comes to fluoride.

Recent studies compared children living in fluoridated versus non fluoridated areas and found little statistical difference in tooth decay rates, further studies have shown an over all decrease in tooth-decay rates in both fluoridated and unfluoridated countries showing little evidence of an advantage in fluoridation. The lower rates of tooth decay are more likely thanks to improved oral care and dentistry practices as well as nutrition.

Fluoride is also toxic. While the amount of fluoride you are exposed to through toothpaste is very small, you may not realize you are also exposed to fluoride through drinking water (even some bottled water), table salt, shower water (you can absorb it through your skin) and in infant formulated milk. The number once source of calls about fluoride poisoning to the American Association of Poison Control are from toothpaste ingestion by children under the age of 6 who metabolize fluoride faster and more instantly.

Recent studies compared children living in fluoridated versus non fluoridated areas and found little statistical difference in tooth decay rates, further studies have shown an over all decrease in tooth-decay rates in both fluoridated and unfluoridated countries showing little evidence of an advantage in fluoridation. The lower rates of tooth decay are more likely thanks to improved oral care and dentistry practices as well as nutrition.

Due to these risk factors and the fact that fluoride is not an essential nutrient we believe it should be treated like a medication and only used when it is medically necessary: if one has a poor diet, has extremely bad teeth, suspects they may be forming a cavity, has cracked a tooth or so on, you can buy topical fluoride to be used as a spot treatment in these cases.

You may know someone who looks like they have blotches on their teeth like milk colored snowflakes, this is dental fluorosis which is caused by chronic exposure to fluoride as a child. it is an indicator of chronic fluoride toxicity and is unattractive and avoidable side effect of the over use of fluoride in our modern world. This is why even the ADA recommends low fluoride toothpaste for children living in fluoridated areas... did you know that they recommend that? Our dentists never told us that.

You may know someone who looks like they have blotches on their teeth like milk colored snowflakes, this is dental fluorosis which is caused by chronic exposure to fluoride as a child. it is an indicator of chronic fluoride toxicity and is unattractive and avoidable side effect of the over use of fluoride in our modern world. This is why even the ADA recommends low fluoride toothpaste for children living in fluoridated areas... did you know that they recommend that? Our dentists never told us that.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5651468/
‍https://fluoridealert.org/faq/