Copper Tongue Scraper

Two big things: what we leave OUT and what we pack IN.

First, we said "no thanks" to 5 sketchy ingredients you'll find in most toothpastes: fluoride, SLS, triclosan, artificial colors, and titanium dioxide. These can mess with your hormones and overall health—not exactly what you want in something you put in your mouth twice a day.

Second, our hero ingredient is 10% nano-hydroxyapatite (nHa). Why does the percentage matter? Most competitors use only 2-3% nHa (if they even tell you at all). Studies show you need 5-10% to actually see results. We deliver the full 10%. No skimping, no secrets.

Nano-hydroxyapatite (nHa) is a naturally occurring mineral that makes up 97% of your tooth enamel. Think of it as your teeth's favorite building block.

When you brush with nHa toothpaste, these tiny particles fill in microscopic cracks and weak spots in your enamel, essentially "remineralizing" and strengthening your teeth from the outside in. It's like giving your enamel a daily tune-up—repairing damage, reducing sensitivity, and keeping your teeth strong and healthy. Science-backed, dentist-loved, and (bonus) your body already knows exactly what to do with it.

Our nano-hydroxyapatite is rod-shaped, which is the preferred and widely accepted form used in oral care. It is designed to mimic the natural structure of tooth enamel, allowing it to integrate effectively into the tooth surface and help strengthen and smooth enamel.

Nano-hydroxyapatite (nHa) doesn’t just protect enamel, it rebuilds it. It’s the same mineral your teeth are made of, so instead of hardening enamel through a chemical reaction like fluoride, nHa fills in microscopic weak spots and integrates directly into the tooth surface. That means stronger, smoother enamel and effective cavity protection, without relying on fluoride.

Fluoride isn't ideal for everyone either. Many people prefer to avoid it due to ingestion concerns (especially for kids), sensitivity issues, or a desire for a gentler, fluoride-free routine. Nano-hydroxyapatite is biocompatible, safe if swallowed in small amounts, and well-tolerated by sensitive teeth and gums.

It’s not new or experimental. nHa has been used in professional dental care and consumer toothpaste in Japan for decades, with a growing body of research supporting its effectiveness.

In short: fluoride strengthens enamel from the outside. Nano-hydroxyapatite helps rebuild it, naturally.

Absolutely! Mouthology was made by families, for families.

Our hero formula is great for everyone—adults, teens, expecting mothers, and anyone looking for a cleaner, safer toothpaste. Because nano-hydroxyapatite is biocompatible and gentle, it's even safe if a little one accidentally swallows some (though we still recommend supervising brushing time for the kiddos).

And exciting news: we just launched a kids formula, so the whole crew can brush with confidence!

You'll feel the difference immediately—cleaner mouth, fresher breath, that just-left-the-dentist feeling.

But the real magic happens with consistency. Most people notice less sensitivity within 1-2 weeks and see visible improvements after 2-4 weeks of daily use. Stick with it, and your teeth will thank you!

Yes! In fact, we highly recommend it if you have sensitive teeth.

Nano-hydroxyapatite is gentle and actually helps reduce sensitivity by filling in those tiny tubules (microscopic holes) in your enamel that cause the "ouch" when you sip something cold. Unlike harsh whitening toothpastes that can make sensitivity worse, Mouthology soothes and protects while still giving you a brighter smile. It's a win-win.

We're glad you asked! Here's routine we recommend with our Fresh Start Routine that'll have your mouth feeling like a million bucks:

Morning:

1. Scrape your tongue with our tongue scraper (removes overnight bacteria buildup)
2. Brush with Mouthology toothpaste for 2 minutes
3. Floss between teeth with our floss picks

Evening:

1. Floss first (gets the gunk out before brushing)
2. Brush with Mouthology toothpaste for 2 minutes
3. Gently clean your tongue with our tongue brush for daily maintenance

The whole routine takes about 5 minutes and covers all the bases: bacteria removal, enamel care, and fresh breath. You don't have to do everything every time, but this is the gold standard!

Your tongue holds a large amount of odor-causing bacteria that can contribute to bad breath and transfer back to your teeth. Scraping removes the thick surface layer of buildup, while brushing reaches into the tongue’s grooves to clean what scraping can’t. Think of scraping as removing what’s sitting on top, and brushing as finishing the clean, they work best together.