Professional Toothpaste Splat Biocalcium. Enamel Restoring and Safe Whitening. by Splat-Cosmetica Ltd [並行輸入品]

Love this toothpaste! The formula is beneficial for upkeep of tooth enamel health as it contains a bioavailable calcium solution.

Doesn't taste like egg at all! Good toothpaste, although expensive. Used for 6 days, definite reduced sensitivity and 'pangs' of pain in teeth. Mouth feels fresher during the day, less smelly breath Yes, it feels abrasive but no more abrasive than Oral B's 'pro expert' range. White spots (weakened enamel) seem smaller however it is too early to say this definitely (using a multi-pronged approach of this toothpaste, k2/d3 cod and butter oil, sugar reduced diet (1 teaspoon in morning coffee), and raw milk.

My Perspective: I wanted to like this toothpaste as a budget-friendly, fluoride-free option. After researching the ingredients and using it with an electric toothbrush, I’ve decided to finish this tube but likely won't repurchase for long-term enamel care. Here is why: ​1. The "Transparency Gap" (Speculation): Splat markets this as a "biocalcium" repair paste, yet they don't disclose the percentage of Hydroxyapatite (HAp). Based on the ingredient order, where Hydroxyapatite is just mentioned ambiguously, I speculate the concentration may be significantly lower than the 5–10% benchmark used in clinical studies for enamel remineralization. Without more transparency from the brand, it’s hard to feel confident that this is doing more than just surface-level cleaning. ​2. The "Crunch" Factor & Electric Brushes: This paste has a noticeable "crunchy" grit, likely from the Hydrated Silica and Sodium Bicarbonate. ​Manual Brush: Probably fine; it feels like a very effective, gentle whitening polish. ​Electric Brush: I’m more cautious here. The high-speed vibration combined with physical grit feels slightly more aggressive than a "repair" paste should be. If you have thin enamel or recession, this mechanical scrubbing might be counterproductive to the goal of "rebuilding" your teeth. ​3. Short-Term Gains vs. Long-Term Confidence: They seem to achieve a "squeaky clean" feel through enzymes (Papain) and calcium salts. It definitely makes my teeth feel clean and smooth today. However, for active enamel improvement, I suspect it’s more of a budget "whitening/maintenance" paste rather than a "reconstruction" tool. ​Conclusion: It's a solid, affordable choice if you have healthy teeth and just want a fluoride-free polish. But if you’re looking for a brand that uses proven, high-dose HAp techniques for long-term health, you may want to look for a brand that is more transparent about their formulations. I’ll finish this tube, but I intend to move to a brand that provides more data to back up their claims.

It's very effective.

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