CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Eighty-five percent of consumers want whiter teeth but only 40% are satisfied with the whitening results from toothpastes available today 1. Crest, the #1 toothpaste brand ...

You'll soon be able to brush your teeth with chocolate toothpaste .. should you? Jan. 28, 2014 -- "It opens with a rich, creamy cocoa flavor that provides an indulgent and decadent experience." We're ...

Score better than free Crest toothpaste and Oral-B this week at Walgreens! Walgreens has select Crest and Oral-B on sale $3.50 to $4. Buy 2 and you'll score $4 in Register Rewards. Open up your app, ...

But TikTok user Julia (@julesjulesbobules), in a viral TikTok video, claims that her child’s teeth were stained after he used Crest Pro-Health toothpaste. And she believes the toothpaste is the ...

A dental hygienist’s concern about the tiny blue dots she kept seeing in people’s mouths has led to an announcement from the parent company of Crest toothpaste that it will start phasing out the ...

CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Today Crest introduced Be, an innovative new line of toothpastes that combines unexpected flavors with refreshing cleansing benefits. The line features three new, bold and ...

The initial thought of Crest's new "Be" toothpaste flavors left a sour taste in my mouth. Chocolate? Lime? Vanilla? None sounds particularly refreshing or clean, two qualities I tend to enjoy in ...

Those little blue microbeads in your Crest toothpaste may be getting stuck in your teeth and gums, prompting dentists to ask toothpaste manufacturers for a change. The tiny scrubbers contain the ...

Polyethylene microbeads get most of their hype and negative press from their presence in face washes. Their gentle exfoliating abilities made them all the rage in face and body washes just a few years ...

Did you know there may be plastic in your toothpaste? Crest confirmed that the company does put plastic beads into two of its toothpastes after a Chicago television station investigation. Dentists and ...

St. Petersburg, Florida -- Microbeads might make toothpaste look more attractive, but they are causing some dental issues for consumers, and now they are being removed from Crest products. Microbeads ...