Crait vs Dentagum: what each discloses.
Two hydroxyapatite gums, compared only on what each brand publicly discloses: dose, particle data, ingredients, lab documents and guarantee terms. Same rows as the public database this page is generated from.
| What each brand publishes | Crait | Dentagum |
|---|---|---|
| Hydroxyapatite per piece |
70 mg non-nano HAp (gum) separate mints state 25 mg; see note 1 before comparing
|
not disclosed |
| Particle form and size |
Non-nano (OMYADENT®) described as larger, surface-acting particles
|
Nano particle size not stated
|
| Full ingredient list |
Yes 9 ingredients, no amounts
|
Yes no amounts
|
| Lab reports public | No |
Partial heavy-metal figures shown; report link not retrievable
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| Studies cited on site |
No "studies show" without citations
|
No "83% / 91% / 87%" shown without sources
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| Money-back guarantee | not disclosed | 30 days claimed on product page; refund policy states 14 days, unopened |
| Verifiability scorecard | Crait | Dentagum |
|---|---|---|
| Dose disclosed |
Yes 70 mg gum / 25 mg mints
|
not disclosed |
| Documents downloadable | 0 |
0 a CoA is shown as an on-page image, not downloadable
|
| Guarantee in writing | not found (checked 2026-07-11) |
Conflicting "30-day risk-free" on page; refund policy allows unopened only (EU 14 days)
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| Reviews verifiable off-site |
Yes Amazon listings; exact count not machine-readable
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Yes Amazon: 644 reviews, 4.4★ (site widget claims 733)
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Crait publishes its per-piece dose, offers 0, and lists its guarantee as not disclosed. Dentagum does not publish a per-piece dose, offers 0, and lists its guarantee as 30 days claimed on product page; refund policy states 14 days, unopened. Every cell above is what each brand states publicly, nothing is scored on taste or opinion; where a cell says not disclosed, the claim could not be verified from the brand’s own materials.
This comparison is generated from the Hydroxyapatite Gum Database, maintained by Minvelle. We sell a gum in this category and appear in the same database under identical rules, which is exactly why every cell here is sourced instead of scored.