Can I use this powder every day, and what should I watch for if I have sensitive teeth or dental work?

The product relies on calcium carbonate particles to lift surface deposits. That mechanical cleaning is effective for many, but it also means the powder is inherently more abrasive than most standard fluoride toothpastes. If you have exposed root surfaces, thinning enamel, active gum inflammation, or restorations such as composite bonding, veneers, or crown margins, the particles can accelerate wear or irritate tissue over time. The peppermint, anise, and coriander oils add a strong fresh sensation that some sensitive mouths find intense. A practical approach: start with once or twice a week, brush very lightly, and monitor how your teeth and gums feel over the next few days. If you notice increased cold sensitivity, gum tenderness, or a rougher texture on restorations, discontinue and ask your dental professional whether a lower-abrasion alternative would suit you better. This product is not formulated with fluoride, potassium nitrate, or strontium chloride, so it does not provide anti-cavity or desensitizing benefits on its own.