Grants Toothpaste

Grants is an Australian oral care brand known for offering toothpaste formulas for different flavour, ingredient and fluoride preferences. Shop Naturally is an Official Australian Stockist, with a broad selection of Grants toothpaste for adults and children, including fluoride and fluoride-free choices, mild and fresh mint flavours, sensitive formulas and berry-flavoured kids’ toothpaste.

Formulas differ across the collection, so you can narrow your choice according to fluoride content, flavour and particular ingredients. You’ll also find other Grants oral care products alongside the toothpaste. If you’re considering other brands too, our natural toothpaste collection provides a wider selection.

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How to Choose Grants Toothpaste

The right Grants toothpaste comes down to the formula, flavour and intended user rather than one option being universally better. Start with the features that matter most to you, then narrow the selection from there.

Decide between fluoride and fluoride-free toothpaste

Grants makes both fluoride and fluoride-free toothpaste, so the brand name alone won’t tell you which type you’re buying. Fluoride options described within the range include Complete Care, a Fresh Mint fluoride formula and a lower-fluoride Kids Blueberry formula. Other Grants toothpastes are available without fluoride.

This gives households the flexibility to select according to their own dental care preferences. If you’re uncertain which fluoride concentration or formula is appropriate for you or your child, your dentist can provide advice based on age and individual dental needs.

Consider the flavour and mint strength

Flavour can make a surprisingly big difference to how much you enjoy using a toothpaste twice a day. Grants offers different mint profiles rather than treating every mint toothpaste as the same. Mild Mint may appeal if you prefer a gentler flavour, while Fresh Mint provides a more noticeable mint taste. Berry-flavoured children’s formulas provide an alternative for kids who don’t enjoy mint.

There are also more distinctive formulas within the wider Grants selection, including Propolis. The ingredient list provides the clearest picture of the flavour oils, herbal extracts and sweeteners used in each formula.

Look at formulas made for particular preferences

Grants Sensitive toothpaste is the relevant starting point if you’re specifically looking for a toothpaste labelled for sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity has different possible causes, however, so recurring or unexplained sensitivity is worth discussing with a dentist rather than relying on a product name alone.

Whitening and baking soda formulas suit shoppers interested in those particular toothpaste styles. Baking soda is a familiar ingredient in some Grants formulas, while other products use different combinations of calcium carbonate, xylitol, aloe vera and herbal extracts. Not every ingredient appears in every toothpaste, and the presence of a single ingredient doesn’t describe the performance of the complete formula.

Choose an age-appropriate kids’ formula

Grants kids’ toothpaste comes in child-friendly berry flavours, including a Blueberry option with a lower level of fluoride. When selecting toothpaste for a child, use the stated age guidance and directions for that particular formula. This is especially important because the adult and children’s products don’t necessarily contain the same ingredients or fluoride concentration.

A flavour your child accepts is useful, but it’s only one part of the decision. Age guidance, fluoride preference and directions for the amount to use should all be considered together.

Factor in dietary and ingredient preferences

The Grants toothpaste range is formulated without SLS, triclosan, parabens, propylene glycol, artificial colours or aspartame. The formulas also contain no ingredients with gluten, according to the current brand information available to Shop Naturally.

Most Grants toothpaste is vegan, but the Propolis formula contains propolis extract and isn’t vegan. This difference is easy to miss if you’re choosing on flavour alone. Ingredient lists can also change between formulas, so customers with allergies or firm ingredient preferences should use the current information for the exact toothpaste they’re considering.

Build out the rest of your oral care routine

Toothpaste is only one part of the Grants collection, with mouthwash and bamboo-handled toothbrushes also represented. The broader natural dental care collection brings together toothbrushes, mouthwash, interdental products and other everyday essentials if you need more than toothpaste.

Compare Grants Toothpaste Formulas

Grants makes toothpaste for a surprisingly wide range of preferences, from fluoride and fluoride-free formulas to different mint strengths, whitening, sensitive, kids’ and hydroxyapatite toothpastes. Use this comparison as a quick starting point, then check the individual product page for full ingredients and directions.

Grants toothpaste	Fluoride	Flavour or feature	Consider this if
Complete Care	Contains fluoride	Complete-care formula	You want a Grants toothpaste containing fluoride
Fresh Mint with Fluoride	Contains fluoride	Fresh mint flavour	You want fluoride with a fresher mint taste
Mild Mint	Fluoride-free	Milder mint flavour	You prefer a gentler mint taste
Fresh Mint	Fluoride-free	Fresh mint flavour	You prefer a stronger mint taste without fluoride
Sensitive	Fluoride-free	Formulated for sensitive teeth	You’re specifically looking for a Grants sensitive toothpaste
Whitening Peppermint	Fluoride-free	Whitening formula with peppermint	You want a traditional Grants whitening toothpaste with peppermint
Whitening Spearmint	Fluoride-free	Whitening formula with spearmint	You want a whitening toothpaste and prefer spearmint
Whitening +HA	Fluoride-free	Whitening formula with 10% non-nano hydroxyapatite	You’re looking for a Grants hydroxyapatite toothpaste with a whitening focus
Extra Fresh +HA	Fluoride-free	10% non-nano hydroxyapatite with a fresh mint flavour	You want hydroxyapatite with a stronger fresh-mint profile
Cinnamon	Fluoride-free	Cinnamon flavour	You want an adult toothpaste without a mint flavour
Propolis	Fluoride-free	Contains propolis; not vegan	You specifically want the Grants propolis formula and don’t require a vegan toothpaste
Kids Strawberry Surprise	Fluoride-free	Strawberry flavour	You’re looking for a fluoride-free kids’ toothpaste without mint
Kids Blueberry Burst	Fluoride-free	Blueberry flavour	You’re looking for a fluoride-free kids’ toothpaste without mint
Kids Blueberry with Low Fluoride	Contains low fluoride	Blueberry flavour	You want a kids’ Grants toothpaste containing fluoride, subject to the stated age directions
Kids Bubblegum Bliss +HA	Fluoride-free	Bubblegum flavour with 10% non-nano hydroxyapatite	You’re looking for a kids’ hydroxyapatite toothpaste without mint

Which Grants toothpaste has the mildest mint flavour?

Mild Mint is the natural starting point for adults who want a less intense mint flavour. Fresh Mint offers a more noticeable mint taste, while Cinnamon provides a non-mint alternative. Grants also makes several fruit and bubblegum flavours specifically for children.

Which Grants toothpaste contains fluoride?

Grants makes both fluoride and fluoride-free toothpaste, so it’s important to check the individual formula rather than assuming the entire brand is one or the other. Complete Care and Fresh Mint with Fluoride are adult fluoride options, while Kids Blueberry with Low Fluoride provides a fluoride option within the children’s range. Many other Grants formulas are fluoride-free.

Which Grants toothpaste contains hydroxyapatite?

The newer Grants +HA range includes toothpastes made with 10% non-nano hydroxyapatite. Whitening +HA combines hydroxyapatite with a whitening-focused formula, while Extra Fresh +HA offers a fresh mint option. Bubblegum Bliss +HA brings hydroxyapatite into the kids’ range.

Which Grants toothpaste should I choose for sensitive teeth?

Grants Sensitive is the formula specifically developed for people looking for a sensitive toothpaste. Persistent or unexplained tooth sensitivity can have different causes, so speak with your dentist if you’re concerned about ongoing sensitivity.

Grants Toothpaste FAQs

Where can I buy Grants toothpaste in Australia?

Grants toothpaste is available online from Shop Naturally, an Official Australian Stockist. The selection displayed on this page brings together multiple Grants formulas, making it easier to choose between fluoride, fluoride-free, sensitive, mint and children’s options. Availability can vary as products move in and out of stock.

Does Grants toothpaste contain fluoride?

Some Grants toothpaste contains fluoride and some is fluoride-free. Fluoride formulas described in the range include Complete Care, a Fresh Mint fluoride option and Kids Blueberry with a lower level of fluoride. The fluoride status is stated for the individual formula because it doesn’t apply uniformly across the brand.

Does Grants make fluoride-free toothpaste?

Yes. Fluoride-free formulas remain an important part of the Grants toothpaste collection, alongside selected fluoride products. This lets customers choose according to their own preferences and dental advice. Formula names can look similar, particularly where flavour variants are involved, so select the exact fluoride or fluoride-free version you want.

Does Grants make toothpaste for sensitive teeth?

Yes. Grants Sensitive toothpaste is the formula labelled for sensitive teeth. It provides a straightforward place to start within the brand if sensitivity is your main purchasing consideration. Persistent, recurring or unexplained tooth sensitivity should be discussed with a dentist, who can help identify its cause and recommend suitable care.

Is Grants toothpaste suitable for children?

Grants makes toothpaste specifically for children, including berry-flavoured formulas and a Blueberry option with a lower level of fluoride. Select according to the age guidance and directions provided for the individual toothpaste. Adult Grants formulas shouldn’t automatically be treated as interchangeable with products made for children.

Practical Tips for Using Grants Toothpaste

A few small habits can make it easier to get along with a new toothpaste, particularly when you’re changing flavour, fluoride level or formula.

Give a different flavour a little time

Switching from a strong mint toothpaste to Mild Mint, a berry flavour or a distinctive formula such as Propolis can feel unfamiliar at first. Taste and texture vary between formulas, so allow a few uses to decide how the new option fits your routine. If the flavour remains unpleasant, another Grants variant may be a more comfortable match.

Use the directions for the exact formula

Adult, sensitive and children’s toothpastes aren’t always used in precisely the same way. Pay particular attention to the recommended amount, age guidance and any directions for supervision when using kids’ toothpaste. Fluoride concentration can also differ, including between adult fluoride toothpaste and lower-fluoride children’s formulas.

Keep ingredient preferences separate from dental needs

You may choose a toothpaste because it’s fluoride-free, vegan, mild in flavour or formulated without a particular ingredient. Those preferences are separate from questions about sensitivity, recurring irritation or other dental concerns. If you have ongoing symptoms, allergies or uncertainty about a formula, a dentist or qualified health professional can help you make a more individual choice.

Care for the rest of your dental products

Rinse your toothbrush thoroughly after brushing and let it dry upright where air can circulate around the bristles. If several brushes share the same space, keep the heads separated rather than pressed together. Interdental cleaning preferences vary too; our silk dental floss collection is a useful next step if you’re looking beyond toothpaste and toothbrushes.

Replace the cap promptly

Closing the tube after use helps prevent toothpaste from drying around the opening. If residue does build up, removing it before it hardens keeps the cap easier to use and reduces the chance of the tube opening becoming blocked.