
Finally, a label I can read
My two-year-old swallows every bit of toothpaste. Our dentist was fine with us switching, and now I don't panic every night.
Lauren P. · Verified buyerFrom a Salt Lake City dentist
After years of answering the same question in my dental chair, I made the toothpaste I wanted to recommend: no fluoride, no foam, no dyes, and a flavor little ones actually ask for.
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My toddler swallows everything. This is one less thing to worry about.

Vanilla Frosting somehow wins with both of my picky kids.

Brushing used to be the meltdown of the night. Now my twins race to pick a flavor.

It shows up before we run out. I never think about toothpaste anymore.

No more burning, no more spitting it out halfway. She brushes the full two minutes.

Meet the founder
DMD, MPH · Dentist in Salt Lake City
I'm a dentist, and I'm a dad. Every week, parents sit down in my chair with a toddler on their lap and ask me some version of the same questions:
For a long time I didn't have a great answer. So I did something most people never do. I read the labels.
Honestly? It's bonkers.
Most toothpaste is full of synthetic ingredients that foam and tingle to fake a "clean" feeling. Bright dyes so it looks fun. Foaming agents that sting sensitive mouths. And fluoride in a tube marketed to kids who haven't learned to spit yet.
Some of those are fine for a while. None of them were the answer I wanted to give. I wanted something that would:
I couldn't find it. So we made it.

Happy Tooth started in our dental office in Salt Lake City. It's made with hydroxyapatite, the mineral your enamel is made of, plus xylitol and natural flavors. No fluoride, no SLS and no artificial dyes.
Today it's the toothpaste I hand to parents when they ask me that same old question. And thousands of families have made it part of their kids' nightly routine.
Dr. Tyler Hanks
The problem
Here's what I look for, and what most tubes on the shelf still contain.
The foaming agent behind that stinging, tingly feeling. It's why so many kids say toothpaste "burns."
Bright blues and pinks are there for the shelf, not for your kid's teeth.
Little ones swallow more than they spit, and it's one of the top worries I hear from parents.
Harsh, fake flavors kids push back on, which cuts brushing short.

A quick rule I give parents: if you can't read the label out loud to your kid without stumbling, it's worth a second look. Happy Tooth's list is short on purpose.
What's inside
The mineral enamel is made of. It's the reason we don't need fluoride.
A plant-based ingredient that bacteria can't use for fuel the way they use sugar.

Gentle polishers that lift surface stains without being harsh on young teeth.
Vanilla Frosting, Strawberry Bubblegum and more, without artificial dyes.
| Happy Tooth | Regular kids' toothpaste | "Training" toothpaste | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hydroxyapatite | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
| Fluoride-free | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| No foaming SLS | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| No artificial dyes | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| Fights bacteria with xylitol | ✓ | ✕ | Varies |
| Whole family can use it | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ |
Based on common formulations. Always check individual product labels.
★★★★★

My two-year-old swallows every bit of toothpaste. Our dentist was fine with us switching, and now I don't panic every night.
Lauren P. · Verified buyer
He used to cry that toothpaste was "spicy." Strawberry Bubblegum fixed that in one night.
Kelsey H. · Verified buyer
My toddler, my eight-year-old and I all use the same toothpaste now. The counter is so much cleaner.
Megan W. · Verified buyer
Six months in and our last checkup was the best we've had. The kids actually brush the full two minutes.
Dana K. · Verified buyerPlaceholder reviews. Testimonials may include individuals who received compensation, free product or other incentives. Individual results may vary.
Two minutes, twice a day. That's the whole routine.

Add a pea-sized amount to a dry brush. A rice-sized smear for toddlers.

Brush for two minutes, morning and night. Help little ones until they've got it.

Older kids and grown-ups finish with mineral mouthwash. Ages 6+.

Moms of toddlerswho want a toothpaste they don't have to worry about being swallowed.

Parents of picky brusherswho are tired of the nightly toothpaste fight.

Label readerswho want fewer ingredients and none they can't pronounce.

Busy familieswho want one tube for everyone, delivered before they run out.
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Happy Tooth is fluoride-free, which is why many families choose it for kids still learning to spit. Use a rice- to pea-sized amount and supervise young children while brushing.
Talk to your child's dentist about what's right for your family. Happy Tooth uses hydroxyapatite, the mineral enamel is made of, in place of fluoride.
The Fresh Bundle is 2 toothpastes and 1 mouthwash on the schedule you choose. The 3-Month Supply is 4 toothpastes and 2 mouthwashes that renew every 3 months, and both free gifts ship with your first order.
Your $20 e-gift card is emailed after your first order. The travel kit ships with your first order on the 3-Month Supply, or your second order on the Fresh Bundle.
Vanilla Frosting, Strawberry Bubblegum, Mint Brownie, Sweet Orange, Lemon Twist and Fresh Mint toothpaste, plus Fresh Mint or Sweet Orange mouthwash. You'll choose on the next step.
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