Moonshots Solid toothpaste, it's ingredients and it's benefits

Moonshots Solid Toothpaste are made with science backed ingredients built to solve real oral health issues India silently battles: gum bleeding, sensitivity and enamel erosion.

NHAP (Nano-Hydroxyapatite)

A safer alternative to Fluoride

XYLITOL

Diabetic friendly & plant based, Helps Reduce Plaque, Prevent growth of Bad Bacteria,

NATURAL PRESERVATIVE

Waterless formulation, self preserving,

COCONUT BASED FOAMING

Mild surfactant derived from Coconut oil

NATURAL FLAVOURS
Essential Oils & Menthol Crystals

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PROBIOTICS
Helps balance good bacteria & maintains good mouth odor

India's 1st Solid Toothpaste Powered with nHAp (Nano Hydroxyapatite) & Enriched with Probiotics

Real Oral Care,

Minus the Junk!

SKIP THE TUBE,
MEET THE CHEW.

Begin your journey with Moonshots Solid Toothpaste now!

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Ingredients That Matter

NHAP

A safer alternative to Fluoride, helps rebuild enamel, reduce sensitivity,

COCONUT OIL FOAMING

Safer alternative to SLS, a Mild surfactant derived from Coconut oil

XYLITOL

Diabetic friendly & plant based, Helps Reduce Plaque, Prevent growth of Bad Bacteria,

PROBIOTICS

Helps balance good bacteria & maintains good mouth odor

ACTIVATED CHARCOAL

Helps deep clean teeth, removes yellowing, helps make teeth whiter

PEPPERMINT OIL

Cooling properties Freshens breath, fights bacteria, soothes tooth and muscle ache

Helps reduce
sensitivity

Long lasting
freshness

Reduces
Gum Bleeding

Rebuilds enamel
for stronger teeth

What is n-HAp?

An alternative to Fluoride, Hydroxyapatite (HAp) is the primary substance our teeth are made of – it composes around 97% of tooth enamel and 70% of dentin.

In the 1970s, NASA developed a synthetic form called nanohydroxyapatite (n-HAp) to counteract bone and tooth loss in astronauts after long term space missions

The MAGIC of n-HAp

Dental hypersensitivity is where teeth experience sharp, short-lasting pain when exposed to cold, hot, sweet, acidic foods, or even air. It occurs when the protective enamel or gums wear away, exposing the underlying dentin, which contains tiny tubules connected to the tooth nerve. It serves as a warning sign that tooth protection is compromised.