Colgate Cavity Protection
Colgate® Maximum Cavity Protection Icy Cool Mint Toothpaste
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Colgate Cavity Protection

Colgate® Maximum Cavity Protection Icy Cool Mint Toothpaste

Contains Dual Fluoride and Calcium for 24-hour cavity protection
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Colgate Cavity Protection

Colgate® Maximum Cavity Protection Icy Cool Mint Toothpaste

Contains Dual Fluoride and Calcium for 24-hour cavity protection

Benefits

Prevent Cavities
Prevent Cavities
Protect Enamel
Protect Enamel
Strengthens Teeth
Strengthens Teeth
Kids Oral Health
Kids Oral Health

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