Biorepair Paste Oralcare Intensive Night Repair 75ml by COSWELL SpA

Great toothpaste that helps repair enamel and reduce sensitivity. Leaves teeth clean and smooth. Gentle and effective for daily use.

Tastes fine, works well. I believe it largely minimized my tooth sensitivity.

This is the best toothpaste I’ve ever used. I was a little scared when it arrived because there wasn’t a single word on it that I could read in English. I used a translate app on the ingredients and saw it was everything I wanted. Super impressed with the results, taste, texture, all that kind of stuff.

This stuff exceeded my expectations! After seeing the before and after of my own teeth repair, I don't see myself using any other toothpaste ever. You can especially see the difference in my front teeth. Only con is it did leave a little bit of residue along my gums but that's likely my own reaction to a single ingredient.

I didn’t realize how bad my sensitivity was until I did this. After using this for about 3 weeks I noticed a gradual decrease in sensitivity for my one really sensitive tooth (whos nerve ending was actually exposed and had to be repaired due to poor fillings). Its a life changer, after about 2 months my sensitivity was almost gone. Then when i ran out, i used a generic brand that actually set my sensitivity on overload. Safe to say i will never use another brand again.

It does the job for me. I just wish it would stop arriving completely banged up every single time. The box is truly busted everywhere, which isn't a great experience.

I originally got this toothpaste to deal with a sign of a cavity developing on the front of a tooth. Unfortunately, even though the cavity is not too deep, it is fairly visible, and I doubt this toothpaste can just fill it back in. Anti-cavity toothpaste is meant for microscopic levels of cavity prevention. However, this toothpaste surprisingly dealt with some form of gum disease I had for two years. I tried many options after doing a lot of online research on possibilities for short-term or long-term oral care. A US brand toothpaste advertised as anti-gingivitis, chlorhexidine prescribed by my dentist (supposedly the strongest mouthrinse), herb-based mouthrinse, drinking tea, tumeric, sugarless Xylitol gum, saline solution, hydrogen peroxide solution, baking soda solution. Not a single one of these got rid of the problem. Even two visits to the dentist did not help. Tried Vitamin D supplements and increasing Vitamin C intake in case it was vitamin defficiency, but it wasn't either of those. After using this toothpaste for three days and nights in a row, the redness I had in the one spot for two years was ~90% gone. I only saw an extremely tiny red dot below the gumline which could only be seen up close in a mirror and a faint outline of the affected area that turned mostly pink. If you have tried many option similar to what I listed for your own gum disease, this toothpaste is another option for you. This experience highlighted how limited information is on gum inflammation, especially with many websites just copying information without explanations for their options on addressing gum disease. I now need to figure out why this toothpaste dealt with it where none of the above did. As a side note, this toothpaste will not necessarily prevent the symptoms of dry teeth. One of the mornings after using this toothpaste the previous night, I saw a familiar white dot and line on a tooth that I know shows when the tooth becomes dry from my mouth being open while asleep. Swishing saliva and keeping the mouth closed for an hour makes it mostly go away. 8/2/25 UPDATE Fully used this product up to July 2025 and did not see the white dot on my tooth come back at all during the use of this toothpaste. The thin cavity I had on another tooth is significantly less noticeable now. This was combined with using a straw for drinks containing sugar to significantly reduce enamel erosion. The redness on my gumline was reduced, but this may be from using supplements that target gum health during the time I used this toothpaste. If flossing and brushing everyday is not working, you may need to look into supplements for gum health. As I have learned from dealing with this gum problem for the past three years through potential solutions, including water flossing with herbal syrup and changing toothpaste, redness does not always indicate bacterial related issues.

I have suffered from sensitive teeth every since I got my veneers done . I been using Sensodyne toothpaste and it doesn’t help BUT this BRAND here works miracles. I use it nightly and in about one week I was able to eat ice cream and drink cold drinks without any sensitivity! Highly recommend