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eknest Remineralizing Gum

eknest Remineralizing Gum

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Chew better. Support stronger teeth. Freshen naturally.

eknest Remineralizing Gum is packed with mineral-rich ingredients that help support enamel, fresh breath, and a healthier mouth…without synthetic chemicals.

 
Mastic Mint
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eknest Remineralizing Gum

Regular price $34.99
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Description

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What our customers report in just 3 weeks:

  • Cleaner Mouth Than Ever Before
  • Smooth Clean Teeth Feeling
  • Fresher Breath
  • Better Gum Health
  • Natural Teeth Whitening
  • Plaque & Particle Removing
  • Less Sensitivity
  • Longer Lasting Fresh Breath
How It Works

Backed by scientific research, our naturally antibacterial ingredients help improve oral care by fighting bad bacteria and reducing plaque buildup all while polishing and remineralizing teeth.

Fueled By Powerful Ingredients

  • Fights Bacteria Growth
  • Fresh Natural & Organic Flavors
  • Better At Removing Plaque
  • Natural & Gentle Whitening
  • Eliminates Bad Breath
  • Helps Prevents Tartar Formation
  • NO Gluten, Sugar, Aspartame, Sucralose
  • Contains ZERO Plastics, PFAS, parabens
  • Safe For All Ages
  • Made in USA with globally sourced ingredients
Ingredients List
  • Xylitol
  • Chicle gum base (chicle, candelilla wax, citric acid)
  • Erythritol
  • Mastic gum
  • Spruce gum
  • Acacia gum
  • Mint flavor
  • Myrrh gum
  • Hydroxyapatite (nano and micro)
  • Calcium carbonate
  • Calcium bentonite clay
  • Magnesium carbonate
  • Zinc gluconate
  • Terpene blend (Menthone, Carvone, Cineol)
Scientific Studies
1. Xylitol
  • Makinen KK, et al. “Xylitol for preventing dental caries.” Cochrane Database Syst Rev, 2015. Link
  • Milgrom P, et al. “Effect of xylitol chewing gum on presence of Streptococcus mutans.” OAMJMS, 2021. Link
  • Haque N, et al. “Systematic review and meta-analysis of xylitol-containing sugar-free gum.” BMC Oral Health, 2021. Link

2. Chicle Gum
  • Schwerdt B. “A concise review of chewing gum as an anti-cariogenic agent.” Int Dent J, 2023. Link
  • Simons D, et al. “Chewing gum increases saliva flow and reduces plaque acidity.” ADA Library, 2023. Link
  • Nature Editorial. “Should dentists recommend sugar-free gum?” Nat Primary Care Dent Update, 2020. Link

3. Erythritol
  • Runnel M, et al. “Effect of three-year consumption of erythritol, xylitol and sorbitol.” PubMed, 2013. Link
  • Hietala-Lenkkeri A, et al. “Erythritol is more effective than xylitol and sorbitol.” ScientificWorldJournal, 2016. Link
  • Peters E, et al. “Erythritol air-polishing in periodontal therapy.” BMC Oral Health, 2020. Link

4. Mastic Gum
  • Vukovic AM, et al. “In vitro and in vivo antimicrobial effects of mastic chewing gum.” Arch Oral Biol, 2006. Link
  • Alwadi MAM, et al. “Mastic gum and oral health: state-of-the-art review.” J Nat Med, 2023. Link
  • Elvin-Lewis MPF, et al. “Mastic gum reduces salivary Streptococcus mutans.” IJPCDR, 2015. Link

5. Spruce Gum
  • Jarvinen KM, et al. “Antibacterial activities of spruce bark extract against human pathogens.” ResearchGate, 2018. Link
  • Vuorela H, et al. “Refined spruce resin to treat chronic wounds.” PMC, 2012. Link
  • Välimaa A, et al. “In vitro evaluation of anti-inflammatory efficacy of spruce resin extract for oral care.” BioRxiv, 2024. Link

6. Acacia Gum
  • “Prebiotic potential of gum arabic for gut health.” PMC, 2021. Link
  • “Acacia gum benefits in oral health (Gingivitis study).” ScienceDirect, 2022. Link
  • “Acacia gum manipulation of gut microbiota.” ACS Omega, 2021. Link

7. Spearmint Oil
  • Landeo‑Villanueva GE, et al. “Inhibitory activity of Mentha spicata essential oil on S. mutans biofilms.” Antibiotics, 2023. Link
  • “Disinfection efficiencies of sage and spearmint oils.” Food Sci Tech, 2017. Link
  • “Pilot study on mint oils and oral microbiome.” PubMed, 2023. Link

8. Myrrh Gum
  • “Anti‑inflammatory and anti‑plaque effects of Commiphora myrrh.” Open Dentistry Journal, 2019. Link
  • “Myrrh oil clinical trial for gingival inflammation.” Indian Journal of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology, 2021. Link
  • “Myrrh vs. chlorhexidine mouthwash in plaque and gingivitis.” JRMDs, 2023. Link

9. Nano-Hydroxyapatite
  • Najibfard K, et al. “Remineralization of early caries by a nano-hydroxyapatite dentifrice.” J Clin Dent, 2011. Link
  • Schlagenhauf U, et al. “Impact of a non-fluoridated microcrystalline hydroxyapatite dentifrice on caries progression in highly caries-active orthodontic patients.” J Investig Clin Dent, 2019. Link
  • Amaechi BT, et al. “Comparative efficacy of a hydroxyapatite and a fluoride toothpaste for prevention and remineralization of dental caries in children.” BDJ Open, 2019. Link

10. Calcium Bentonite Clay
  • Zhang S, et al. “Antibacterial properties of bentonite clay.” Appl Clay Sci, 2018. Link
  • Pochapski J, et al. “Bentonite clay antimicrobial effects in biomedical models.” Mater Sci Eng C, 2019. Link
  • Müller M, et al. “Bentonite binds oral toxins—in vitro.” Toxins, 2020. Link

11. Calcium Carbonate
  • Liang YQ, et al. “Preventing dental caries with calcium-based materials.” Minerals, 2022. Link
  • Cantore R, et al. “Effect of a calcium carbonate-based dentifrice on enamel.” Clin Oral Investig, 2003. Link
  • Zero DT, et al. “Calcium carbonate dentifrice effect in situ.” Caries Research, 2003. Link

12. Magnesium Carbonate
  • Klimuszko E, et al. “Calcium and magnesium in tooth enamel: in vitro study.” Odontology, 2018. Link
  • LeGeros RZ, et al. “Magnesium and carbonate in enamel and apatites.” Adv Dent Res, 1996. Link
  • LeGeros RZ, et al. “Synergistic effects of magnesium and carbonate.” Connect Tissue Res, 1995. Link

13. Zinc Gluconate
  • Simoes CM, et al. “Zinc as adjunct in periodontal therapy—RCT.” J Periodontal Res, 2020. Link
  • Rahman I, et al. “Zinc gluconate mouthwash reduces gingival inflammation.” J Clin Periodontol, 2018. Link
  • Kumar P, et al. “Zinc’s antimicrobial effect on oral pathogens.” J Dent Res, 2016. Link
Instructions

Chew 1-2 pieces after meals for at least 30 minutes or as long as you’d like

Chewing for long work days is encouraged!

How long does it last? One pack should last for one week. A four-pack is approximately a 30-day supply if you chew 2 pieces per day.

When can I expect to see results?Results may vary, but most customers report results within the first three weeks. Many report a cleaner-feeling mouth and smoother teeth after chewing their first piece.

Shipping information

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Natural gum ingredients

Chew with purpose not poison

Enjoy the multi-functional ingredients your mouth needs and the planet deserves without the garbage Big Gum brands use.

  • ❌ Polyvinyl Acetate
  • ❌ Aspartame
  • ❌ Butadiene Styrene
  • ❌ Sucralose
  • ❌ Microplastics
  • ❌ Artificial Flavors
  • ❌ Talcum Powder
  • ❌ Preservatives
Plastic FreeNo Synthetic RubbersAspartame FreeNon GMOSugar FreeGluten FreeKeto FriendlySeed Oil FreeMade in America
Seven essential minerals: ingredient benefits and formulation

 Frequently Asked Questions 

Most conventional sugar-free gums are designed to do two things: freshen breath and stimulate saliva flow. 

eknest is formulated around a different goal — it pairs the saliva-stimulating benefit common to all chewing gum with a set of minerals and botanicals that have been studied in oral care research, including hydroxyapatite (in nano and micro particle sizes) and the sugar alcohol xylitol. 

Chewing keeps these ingredients in contact with the teeth and oral environment for an extended window, typically when you're away from a toothbrush. 

The functional chewing gum category has grown quickly for exactly this reason — consumers increasingly want products that fit into an oral care routine rather than just mask odor. 

eknest is built to complement brushing and flossing between meals, not to replace them.

Every eknest flavor shares the same foundation: a chicle gum base (chicle, candelilla wax, citric acid), hydroxyapatite in both nano and micro particle sizes — a compound chemically similar to the primary mineral in tooth enamel — and a set of natural resins long used in oral care traditions, including mastic, spruce, myrrh, and acacia gum. 

All flavors are sweetened with sugar alcohols rather than artificial sweeteners. 

The flavors differ in their mineral and flavor profiles: 

Mastic Mint carries the fullest mineral system, with hydroxyapatite plus calcium carbonate, magnesium carbonate, and zinc gluconate, finished with a natural mint terpene blend (menthone, carvone, cineol); 

Berry includes the same broader mineral set along with real fruit powders (blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, dragon fruit), natural and organic flavors, and stevia extract; 

Cinna Mastic features hydroxyapatite, Ceylon cinnamon — the lower-coumarin "true" cinnamon — a warm spice terpene blend (eugenol, cinnamaldehyde, humulene), and stevia extract. 

Because formulations differ by variety, always check the full ingredient list on the specific product you're buying.

Yes — there is a growing body of published, peer-reviewed research on both xylitol and nano-hydroxyapatite in oral care contexts. 

A 2025 narrative review published in the journal Biomimetics reviewed multiple studies evaluating hydroxyapatite in oral care applications and concluded that hydroxyapatite shows promise as a biomimetic ingredient for supporting enamel-focused oral care. 

It's worth being transparent about the limits of this evidence: much of the existing research has been conducted on toothpastes and gels rather than chewing gum specifically, and product-specific clinical trials on nano-hydroxyapatite gum remain limited. 

Chewing may provide prolonged ingredient contact with the oral environment compared with shorter-duration oral care products, although research on hydroxyapatite chewing gum specifically remains limited. Individual results may vary, and this product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. 

These statements have not been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. We encourage you to consult your dentist or healthcare provider with any specific oral health concerns. 

For the best experience, chew each piece for 15 to 20 minutes after meals or as desired throughout the day — this is roughly the window in which most chewing gum delivers its saliva-stimulating benefit and keeps the formulation in contact with the oral environment. 

For hygiene purposes, we recommend replacing each piece every 48–72 hours if you set it aside between uses. 

As with all oral care habits, consistency over time matters more than any single session. 

Chewing after meals, when food particles and acids are most present in the mouth, is a practical time to use it.

No. eknest is designed to complement — not replace — regular brushing, flossing, and professional dental care. 

Think of it as a between-meal addition to an existing routine, especially useful in situations where brushing isn't immediately possible, such as after lunch at work or while traveling. 

No chewing gum is a substitute for the mechanical cleaning that a toothbrush and floss provide, and none should be treated as one. 

Always follow the oral hygiene recommendations of your dentist. 

Yes. Nathan & Sons gum is formulated without gluten, soy, dairy, artificial flavors, artificial colors, or artificial sweeteners. It's sweetened with sugar alcohols — xylitol and erythritol — and the Berry and Cinna Mastic flavors also include stevia extract, a naturally derived sweetener. 

Formulations and individual sensitivities vary, so anyone with a known allergy or sensitivity should always review the full ingredient list on the specific product label before use. 

The complete, current ingredient declaration is printed on the packaging and is also available on our official product listings.

eknest is built on a chicle gum base — a natural, tree-sap-derived base (chicle, candelilla wax, and citric acid) rather than the synthetic plastic-based polymers found in most conventional gums. 

Chicle is the traditional chewing gum base harvested from the sapodilla tree, used long before petroleum-based gum bases became the industry standard. 

The packaging is designed to be minimal and recyclable. 

We strive to source ingredients responsibly and continually evaluate our sourcing practices, and we encourage customers to recycle in accordance with local guidelines.

eknest comes in three flavors built from natural sources rather than artificial enhancers. 

Mastic Mint offers a fresh, clean taste drawn from mastic gum and a natural terpene blend (menthone, carvone, cineol). 

Berry delivers a fruit-forward profile from real fruit powders — blackberry, raspberry, strawberry, and dragon fruit — alongside natural and organic flavors. 

Cinna Mastic is a warm, spiced flavor built on Ceylon cinnamon and a terpene blend of eugenol, cinnamaldehyde, and humulene. 

One honest tradeoff of natural flavoring is duration: without synthetic flavor boosters, the taste may fade somewhat sooner than conventional gum. 

Some users report that the clean, fresh mouthfeel that remains after chewing — distinct from the lingering artificial sweetness of mainstream gum — is one of the qualities they appreciate most. 

eknest is positioned as a premium oral care product, and the price reflects two things: a premium ingredient formulation — including hydroxyapatite, botanical resins, and, depending on the flavor, additional minerals and real fruit powders — and a natural, plastic-free chicle base that costs more to produce than conventional gum bases. 

It's best understood not as a one-to-one replacement for a pack of drugstore gum, but as a daily oral care addition that fits conveniently into your routine. 

Each piece is designed for a long-lasting chew, allowing users who choose to do so to reuse a piece during a chewing session. 

As with any wellness product, we encourage you to evaluate it against your individual oral health goals and in consultation with your dental provider. 

The ingredients used in eknest are commonly used in food, oral care, and consumer products, and the formula is sugar-free and free from common allergens. 

Individuals who are pregnant, breastfeeding, have underlying health conditions, or have concerns about any ingredient should consult a qualified healthcare professional before use. 

For young children, parental supervision is recommended, and we advise following the guidance of a pediatric dentist. 

One important note for pet owners: xylitol is safe for humans but is toxic to dogs, so keep this and any xylitol-containing product away from pets. 

Information provided on this page is for educational and informational purposes only and should not be considered medical, dental, or professional healthcare advice. Individual circumstances vary. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional regarding questions about your oral health. Product descriptions are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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