Tom's of Maine reprises popular toothpaste

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Aug 1, 2012

Tom's of Maine is bringing back its Propolis & Myrrh Gingermint Baking Soda toothpaste due to popular demand.

First introduced in 1998, this toothpaste has a blend of fresh ginger root oil layered with traditional baking soda and pure peppermint with extracts of stevia for sweetness.

It is available at health and specialty retailers nationwide and at tomsofmainestore.com.

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