Skip to content

Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste

Explore our curated range of hydroxyapatite toothpaste — a fluoride-free alternative that’s growing in popularity for its gentle formulation and enamel-friendly properties. Ideal for those seeking a low-tox oral care option, hydroxyapatite is a naturally occurring mineral that closely resembles the main component of tooth enamel.

Whether you’re after an everyday option, a toothpaste suitable for children, or something natural and fluoride-free, we offer a trusted selection of hydroxyapatite toothpaste and tooth putty available right here in Australia.

4 products

4 products

1 - 4 of 4 items



LEARN MORE

What Is Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste

Hydroxyapatite is a naturally occurring mineral made up of calcium and phosphate — the same materials that form tooth enamel, dentin, and bone. When brushed onto the teeth, it fills microscopic surface imperfections and supports the body’s natural remineralisation process. The result is a smoother, stronger enamel surface that helps protect against sensitivity and decay.

Different forms of hydroxyapatite exist — mainly micro and nano — each referring to the particle size. Bliss Energetics uses the micro form, derived from natural fossilised coral, which you’ll learn more about below.

Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Benefits

Hydroxyapatite toothpaste provides a gentle, fluoride-free way to maintain oral health while strengthening and protecting enamel.

Key benefits include:

  • Supports the natural remineralisation of enamel
  • Helps reduce tooth sensitivity
  • Smooths and strengthens the enamel surface
  • Promotes a clean, polished feeling after brushing
  • Fluoride-free and biocompatible with the body

Because it mirrors the mineral composition of human enamel, hydroxyapatite works harmoniously with the body — offering a natural path to strong, healthy teeth.

How Much Hydroxyapatite Should Be in Toothpaste

Most studies show that hydroxyapatite toothpaste is effective at concentrations between 5 % and 10 %, leading to measurable improvements in enamel strength and sensitivity reduction.

However, concentration alone isn’t everything — the source, purity, and particle size are equally important.

Bliss Energetics uses a higher level — 20 % Coral Micro-Hydroxyapatite, sourced from fossilised coral. This unique material is rich in trace minerals that naturally support the body’s regenerative processes. The micro-sized particles stay safely within the mouth while providing thorough enamel coverage and long-lasting mineral contact.

Bliss chooses this natural, coral-based form because it’s both biocompatible and effective — a balanced approach between science and safety that avoids reliance on synthetic nano particles.

Does Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Work?

Yes — multiple studies have found that hydroxyapatite toothpaste performs as effectively as fluoride toothpaste in protecting enamel and reducing decay risk. It supports the body’s own ability to rebuild and smooth the enamel surface, helping to maintain strength and shine over time.

For deeper nourishment and targeted enamel support, hydroxyapatite toothpaste can be paired with Bliss Energetics’ Remineralising Tooth Putty — a natural mineral spot treatment that delivers concentrated minerals exactly where they’re needed most. Used together, they form a simple yet powerful daily routine for strengthening and restoring enamel health.

As can be seen below…

Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Before and After

Credit: Before & After from Official Bliss Energetics US store

Is Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste Safe?

Hydroxyapatite is highly biocompatible — the body recognises it as its own mineral. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classifies calcium phosphates (which include hydroxyapatite) as “Generally Recognised as Safe (GRAS)”, and it has long been used in medical and dental applications such as bone grafts and implant coatings.

However, the European Union’s Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) has raised concerns about the safety of nano-hydroxyapatite — the synthetic, ultra-fine form used by some brands. The SCCS notes that current data are insufficient to rule out possible genotoxic effects (DNA-level damage) and therefore cannot confirm nano-HA’s safety for oral-care use at present concentrations.

Some laboratory studies have also reported potential cellular stress in kidney and blood cells linked to nano materials.

In contrast, non-nano (micro) hydroxyapatite, like the coral-derived form used by Bliss Energetics, remains within the oral environment and is regarded as safe, stable, and biocompatible. It allows you to enjoy the full benefits of enamel remineralisation — without the uncertainties associated with nanoparticles.

Non-Nano (Micro) Hydroxyapatite vs Nano-Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste

Feature Bliss Energetics Other Brands
Hydroxyapatite Source Coral-derived micro-hydroxyapatite (from fossilised coral, naturally rich in trace minerals) Synthetic hydroxyapatite refined from mineral ores such as limestone
Particle Size Type Non-nano (micro) — natural size, mechanically refined Nano — ultra-fine, lab-engineered particles
Concentration 20 % hydroxyapatite for strong enamel support Commonly 5 – 10 % hydroxyapatite
Production Philosophy Mechanically processed; maintains mineral integrity and natural structure Chemically processed for uniform nano size
Safety Standpoint Follows precautionary principle — avoids nanoparticles until proven safe May use nano-HA still under regulatory review for potential bio-absorption
Added Benefits Trace minerals from coral support natural remineralisation Typically single-source mineral composition
Brand Approach Holistic, nature-aligned, prioritising biocompatibility Performance-driven synthetic formulations

Frequently Asked Questions

Is hydroxyapatite bad for the brain?

No. The concerns about hydroxyapatite and the brain only apply to synthetic nano particles, which are small enough to potentially cross biological barriers. Bliss Energetics uses a natural, micro-sized form that remains in the oral environment — safe, effective, and biocompatible.

Why was hydroxyapatite banned (in Europe)?

Hydroxyapatite itself was not banned. However, the European Union’s Scientific Committee on Consumer Safety (SCCS) raised concerns about nano-hydroxyapatite — the ultra-fine synthetic version — due to the possibility of cellular or DNA-level effects if absorbed systemically. Non-nano (micro) hydroxyapatite, like that used by Bliss Energetics, is considered biocompatible and safe.

What is the healthiest toothpaste in Australia?

The healthiest toothpaste depends on your priorities. For those avoiding fluoride, synthetic additives, and nano materials, Bliss Energetics’ Mint Remineralising Toothpaste offers a natural alternative — powered by coral hydroxyapatite, trace minerals, and nourishing oils that support the mouth’s natural ecosystem.

Which toothpaste brands have hydroxyapatite?

Several natural oral care brands now include hydroxyapatite, but not all forms are the same. Some use synthetic nano-hydroxyapatite, while others — like Bliss Energetics — use natural coral-derived micro-hydroxyapatite for optimal safety and performance.

Do dentists recommend hydroxyapatite toothpaste?

Yes. Many holistic and preventive-focused dentists recommend hydroxyapatite toothpaste as a fluoride-free option for remineralising enamel and reducing sensitivity. Studies show that hydroxyapatite performs comparably to fluoride in protecting against cavities — while being biocompatible and non-toxic if swallowed.

How quickly does hydroxyapatite remineralise teeth?

Results vary based on diet, saliva pH, and brushing consistency, but many users notice smoother, less sensitive teeth within weeks. Hydroxyapatite works by replenishing lost minerals each time you brush, gradually rebuilding and sealing microscopic enamel pores.

Does hydroxyapatite toothpaste cause kidney stones?

There is no evidence that non-nano hydroxyapatite causes kidney stones. In fact, calcium phosphate — the mineral form of hydroxyapatite — is recognised as safe and well tolerated. Bliss Energetics’ micro-hydroxyapatite remains within the mouth and is not systemically absorbed.

What is the best hydroxyapatite toothpaste in Australia?

That depends on your values. If you prefer naturally derived, non-nano hydroxyapatite sourced from fossilised coral — free from fluoride, glycerin, and synthetics — Bliss Energetics is one of the most trusted options available in Australia. Each jar is handcrafted with 20% coral hydroxyapatite to support natural remineralisation and oral health.

What are the disadvantages of hydroxyapatite toothpaste?

The main consideration isn’t hydroxyapatite itself but what form it’s used in. Nano-hydroxyapatite, found in some brands, is synthetically produced and so small that its long-term safety in the body is still being researched. Bliss Energetics chooses non-nano (micro) hydroxyapatite, derived naturally from fossilised coral, to ensure safety without compromising results.

Why do some people say hydroxyapatite was banned in Europe?

The confusion comes from the SCCS statement about nano-hydroxyapatite. It was not a ban on hydroxyapatite itself, but rather a precautionary stance until more safety data becomes available. Non-nano (micro) forms, like those used by Bliss Energetics, remain approved and widely used in oral care.

Cart (0)

Hard to Find in Australia · Now In Stock

You're $100.00 away from FREE SHIPPING!

Your cart is currently empty!

Add a note to your order

Recently viewed (0)

Wishlist (0)