ADA Grants Crest Toothpaste Approval Amid Debate
CHICAGO The American Dental Association has recognized Crest stannous fluoride toothpaste, produced by Procter Gamble, as an approved decay preventive. The decision marks a shift after decades of ADA caution toward toothpastes and mirrors broader claims about fluoride efficacy and dental hygiene.
Crest toothpaste earns ADA recognition as decay preventive agent
The American Dental Association formally recognized Crest, produced by Proctor & Gamble in Cincinnati, as an effective anti caries dentifrice after a decade of clinical studies. Trials showed decay reductions from 23 to 57 percent with varied brushing frequencies, underscoring the need for consistent use alongside good oral hygiene and professional care.
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