KLYYR Labs · Report 006

50 public labels · September 2026

Toothpaste RDA Chart: Who Publishes the Number.

Headline finding

Klyyr searched brand pages, help centers, and published studies for a relative dentin abrasivity (RDA) number for each of the 50 toothpastes in the 2026 Toothpaste Transparency Report. 16 of 50 have one: 10 for that exact SKU and 6 as a brand-wide figure. 19 of the 23 tubes that claim whitening publish no number. 10 more have a number only for a different formula or market, and 6 appear only on unsourced RDA charts.

An RDA counts here only when the brand or a primary source states it for that paste.

  • 16 / 50

    publish an RDA for the SKU or brand

  • 19 / 23

    whitening tubes publish none

  • 10

    numbers exist only for a different formula

  • 6

    circulate on charts with no source

Method

Sample: the 50 SKUs of the 2026 Toothpaste Transparency Report. Searched 27 September 2026: each brand's product page, FAQ, help center, official posts and documents, plus peer-reviewed measurements of named commercial pastes.

Counts: a number the brand states, or a primary source measured and published, for that SKU or for all of the brand's pastes. Does not count: a number measured on a different formula, market, or variant (shown as “different formula only”), and numbers found only on RDA charts, dentist blogs, forums, or retailer Q&A (shown as “chart only”). Brand-stated numbers are recorded as published; Klyyr did not re-test them.

RDA is measured under ISO 11609. ISO 11609 and the ADA Seal program cap toothpaste at an RDA of 250. A lower number means less dentin wear in the lab test. It is not a cleaning or whitening score.

References:

Part of the Klyyr Labs label-audit series. Built on the sample, sources, and disclosure rules of the 2026 Toothpaste Transparency Report.

What the labels show

  1. 01 · Disclosure

    16 of 50 publish an RDA

    For the exact SKU: Klyyr One+: 62; RiseWell Original: 85; RiseWell PRO: 65; Wellnesse Whitening: 119; Mouthology 10%: 80; CariFree Gel 1100: 40; Apagard Premio: about 80; Curaprox Black is White: 90; Crest Cavity Protection: 108; Arm & Hammer Advance White: 47. Brand-wide: Boka: 50–90; Davids: 101–111; Fygg: 34.3; Dr. Bronner's: 119.92 ± 3.67; Redmond: 105.

  2. 02 · Whitening

    19 of 23 whitening tubes publish none

    The four that do are Arm & Hammer Advance White (47), Curaprox Black is White (90), Davids (101–111, brand-wide), and Wellnesse Whitening (119). Crest 3D White, Colgate Total SF Whitening, Hismile, and most hydroxyapatite whitening pastes publish none.

  3. 03 · Wrong formula

    10 numbers belong to a different paste

    Studies and brand pages give numbers for Crest 3D-White, Crest ProHealth, non-whitening Sensodyne Pronamel, the NovaMin Sensodyne Repair & Protect sold outside the US, EU Colgate Total, Dr. Wolff's Biorepair, Humble's charcoal paste, Tom's Fluoride-Free, and older Lumineux and Snow formulas. None is the SKU in this set.

  4. 04 · Charts

    6 numbers circulate without a source

    Popular RDA charts list values for Bite, CloSYS, Close-Up, Colgate and Himalaya. No brand page or primary study behind those figures was found.

  5. 05 · Wording

    15 say “gentle” or “low abrasion” without a number for the SKU

    Hello says it runs third-party RDA tests but publishes no value. Burst says “very low RDA” without one. Low-abrasion wording without a number cannot be checked against the ISO 11609 scale.

  6. 06 · Drugstore brands

    Crest, Colgate, Sensodyne: nothing on the product page

    P&G, Colgate-Palmolive, and Haleon publish no RDA for these US SKUs. The one drugstore value that counts, Crest Cavity Protection at 108, comes from a published study, not from Crest.

The 50-paste RDA table

“Not published” means no brand or primary-source number for this paste. The note column shows numbers that exist for a different formula or only on charts.

50 of 50

Relative dentin abrasivity (RDA) disclosure for 50 toothpastes
Product Whitening claim RDA Scope Basis Note Source
KlyyrOne+ no 62 this SKU brand — Source
BokaEla Mint no 50-90 brand-wide / all pastes brand Says: “low to medium abrasive range” Source
BokaSensitive n-Ha no 50-90 brand-wide / all pastes brand Says: “low to medium abrasive range” Source
DavidsHydroxi Whitening + Enamel Health yes 101-111 brand-wide / all pastes brand Says: “Gentle micro abrasives to lift surface stains” Source
RiseWellOriginal Mineral Toothpaste (Wild Mint) no 85 this SKU brand — Source
RiseWellPRO Mineral Toothpaste no 65 this SKU brand — Source
Dr. Jen NaturalSuper Paste Nano-Hydroxyapatite + Fluoride yes not published — none found Says: “Gentle on Enamel — Low-abrasion silica for safe, everyday polishing.” —
WellnesseWhitening Toothpaste (Original Mint) yes 119 this SKU brand Says: “low-moderate in abrasivity” Source
FyggNano-Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste, Mild Mint no 34.3 brand-wide / all pastes brand — Source
Mouthology10% Nano-Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste no 80 this SKU brand Says: “Low-to-medium abrasivity and a neutral pH.” Source
MySmileNano-Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste, Misty Mint yes not published — none found Says: “gentle on enamel” —
BiteToothpaste Bits, Fresh Mint no not published — chart only Charts repeat 43; no brand or primary source Source
TwiceHappy Mint Whitening with 5% Nano-Hydroxyapatite yes not published — none found — —
CariFreeGel 1100 (Mint) no 40 this SKU brand Says: “Low-abrasion RDA 40 formula” Source
Lumineux10% Nano Hydroxyapatite Performance Whitening yes not published — different formula only Different formula: 86.83 (Whitening formula, 2019) Source
Designs for HealthPerioBiotic Silver (Spearmint) yes not published — none found — —
UnpasteFluoride-Free Mint Tooth Tabs no not published — none found Says: “Our tooth tablets gently polish your teeth” —
Grants of AustraliaWhitening +HA Natural Toothpaste yes not published — none found Says: “mild abrasiveness ... gently lift and remove stubborn stains without harming tooth enamel” —
Sangi / ApagardApagard Premio no around 80 this SKU brand — Source
BioRepairPlus Total Protection no not published — different formula only Different formula: 131 ± 19 (Dr. Wolff's Biorepair, 2019) Source
CuraproxBlack is White yes 90 this SKU brand — Source
GeorganicsToothpaste with Hydroxyapatite, Fresh Mint no not published — none found Says: “without harsh abrasives” —
The Humble Co.Natural Toothpaste Sensitive Mint no not published — different formula only Different formula: 67 ± 6 (Natural toothpaste charcoal) Source
HismilePAP+ Whitening Toothpaste yes not published — none found — —
Spotlight Oral CareAdvanced Action Whitening Pro yes not published — none found — —
MoonPlatinum Advanced Whitening Anticavity yes not published — none found Says: “gently polish teeth ... gentle on enamel” —
Snow10% Hydroxyapatite Toothpaste no not published — different formula only Different formula: ~80 Source
HimalayaWhitening+ Hydroxyapatite Extra Strength Mint yes not published — chart only Charts repeat 72; no brand or primary source Source
ColgateCavity Protection Great Regular Flavor no not published — chart only Charts repeat 65; no brand or primary source Source
ColgateTotal SF Whitening Paste yes not published — different formula only Different formula: 100 ± 5 (Colgate Total Original, EU, 2019) Source
Crest3D White Brilliance yes not published — different formula only Different formula: 182.9 ± 10.3 (Crest 3D-White) Source
CrestPro-Health Advanced yes not published — different formula only Different formula: 166.4 ± 24.7 (Crest ProHealth) Source
CrestCavity Protection Regular no 108 this SKU primary study Says: “All Crest toothpastes are below the recommended RDA value.” Source
SensodynePronamel Gentle Whitening yes not published — different formula only Different formula: 34 (Sensodyne Pronamel, non-whitening) Source
SensodyneRepair & Protect (US) no not published — different formula only Different formula: 85 (±15%) (NovaMin formula) Source
Arm & HammerAdvance White Extreme Whitening yes 47 this SKU brand A 2024 study lists a different value for Advance White; the brand figure is recorded as stated. Source
AquafreshExtreme Clean Whitening Action yes not published — none found — —
ParodontaxActive Gum Repair Fresh Mint no not published — none found — —
Tom's of MaineWicked Fresh! Cool Peppermint (SLS-Free) no not published — different formula only Different formula: 85 ± 4 (Tom's of Maine Fluoride-Free) Source
HelloNaturally Whitening Anticavity Fluoride yes not published — none found Says: “hello, in tandem with third party labs, conducts relative dentin abrasivity tests (RDAs) that show hello fluoride toothpastes gently remove tooth stains without damaging enamel.” —
NativeWhitening Wild Mint & Peppermint Oil yes not published — none found — —
Dr. Bronner'sAll-One Toothpaste Peppermint no 119.92 ± 3.67 brand-wide / all pastes brand Says: “quite gentle” Source
CloSYSAnticavity Fluoride Toothpaste Sensitive no not published — chart only Charts repeat 53; no brand or primary source Source
BurstFluoride Whitening / Wild Mint yes not published — none found Says: “Helps reduce gum abrasion with a very low RDA (relative dentin abrasivity) score.” —
quipMint Anticavity Toothpaste no not published — none found — —
Close-UpFreshening Gel Red yes not published — chart only Charts repeat 100; no brand or primary source Source
ColgateKids Maximum Cavity Protection, Mild Bubble Fruit no not published — chart only Charts repeat 77; no brand or primary source Source
MarvisClassic Strong Mint no not published — none found — —
Desert EssenceTea Tree Oil Toothpaste Mint no not published — none found Says: “All of our non-GMO toothpaste formulas are free of gluten, fluoride, and harsh abrasives.” —
RedmondEarthpaste with Silver, Peppermint no 105 brand-wide / all pastes brand — Source

Brand-wide numbers apply to a brand's pastes generally, not a tested value for this SKU. RDA values are copied as stated, including ranges and ± figures.

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How to cite this report

The table, JSON, and CSV are free to reuse under CC BY 4.0. Name Klyyr, link this page, and keep the audit date. Corrections and label updates: hello@klyyr.com.

Klyyr. (2026, September 27). Toothpaste RDA Chart: 2026 Abrasivity Disclosure Report. https://www.klyyr.com/pages/toothpaste-rda-chart

In short

If a toothpaste sells whitening, it can publish its abrasivity. Most do not.

Klyyr manufactures One+, which is included and scored with the same rules as every other row. This is a public-label record, not a clinical comparison, not a ranking of efficacy, and not dental advice. Formulas change. Confirm the carton or Drug Facts before quoting a cell.

01 What is a toothpaste RDA?

Relative dentin abrasivity is a lab measure of how much a paste wears dentin compared with a reference abrasive, measured under ISO 11609. ISO 11609 and the ADA Seal program cap toothpaste at 250.

02 Which toothpastes publish an RDA?

For the exact SKU: Klyyr One+: 62; RiseWell Original: 85; RiseWell PRO: 65; Wellnesse Whitening: 119; Mouthology 10%: 80; CariFree Gel 1100: 40; Apagard Premio: about 80; Curaprox Black is White: 90; Crest Cavity Protection: 108; Arm & Hammer Advance White: 47. Brand-wide: Boka: 50–90; Davids: 101–111; Fygg: 34.3; Dr. Bronner's: 119.92 ± 3.67; Redmond: 105. Every other paste in the 50 had no brand or primary-source number for that paste on 27 September 2026.

03 What is the RDA of Sensodyne Pronamel?

Haleon publishes low RDA figures for non-whitening Pronamel and says they exclude the whitening variant. The SKU in this set is Pronamel Gentle Whitening, which has no published number, so it is recorded as not published.

04 Why doesn't this chart use the popular RDA list?

Most shared RDA charts repeat numbers without saying who measured them, when, or which formula. This chart shows those as “chart only” and counts a number only when the brand or a primary source states it.

05 What is One+'s RDA?

Klyyr publishes an RDA of 62 for One+ on the product page. It is recorded with the same rule as every other row: brand-stated, not re-tested.

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