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A tube of Dentiste' Plus White Nighttime Toothpaste featuring Lisa from BLACKPINK, from 7-Eleven Thailand.
Beauty & Health

Dentiste’ Plus White Toothpaste Review: A 3.9 Choice Beyond the Fame

By Khem
3 Min Read
Updated on April 20, 2026

Walking through the oral care aisle of any 7-Eleven in Thailand, it is impossible to miss the bright displays for Dentiste’ Plus White. With Lisa from BLACKPINK as the face of the brand, it has quickly become one of the most recognizable products in the shop. But beyond the massive marketing and celebrity endorsement, how does it actually perform for someone looking for high-quality daily hygiene?

I’ve been testing various Thai toothpastes since I moved here, and while I usually gravitate towards the more intense herbal options, I wanted to give this premium “Nighttime” formula a fair trial to see if it deserves a spot in your 7-Eleven basket.

Khem’s Local Reference

Looking for this specific tube? Here is the information you need to find it or ask the staff at your local 7-Eleven:

Local InfoDetails
Thai Nameเดนทิสเต้ พลัส ไวท์
IPA Phonetic/den.tʰís.têː pʰlát wájt/
Common NameDentiste’ (Original or Nighttime)
Availability7-Eleven Pharmacy / Personal Care Section

My First-Hand Analysis

I’m awarding this a 3.9 out of 5. It is a very reliable product that sits comfortably between standard commercial brands and the heavy-duty herbal pastes.

  • The Texture & Flavor: One thing I immediately appreciated is that it doesn’t have that overly sweet, candy-like taste of many mass-market brands. It has a mild, clean mint flavor that feels more natural and less artificial. The paste is smooth and doesn’t leave any gritty residue.
  • The “Nighttime” Effect: Its primary claim is reducing morning breath by inhibiting bacteria while you sleep. After several nights of use, I noticed a significant difference compared to basic pastes. You wake up with a mouth that feels remarkably fresh, which is a huge plus in the humid Thai climate.
  • Cleaning Power: It uses a blend of 14 natural extracts (including Eucalyptus, Clove, and Fennel) that provide a gentle but thorough clean. It’s effective, though it lacks the “squeaky clean” intensity of concentrated herbal brands like Tepthai.

Product Info & Khem’s Verdict

FeatureDetails
Product NameDentiste’ Plus White (Nighttime)
Key Ingredients14 Natural Extracts, Vitamin C, Xylitol
Price (100g)~165.00 – 185.00 THB
CategoryHealth & Beauty
Khem’s Rating3.9/5

Why a 3.9?

The 3.9 score reflects a balance of high performance and high price. It is a solid, safe recommendation for anyone who finds traditional Thai herbal pastes too “salty” or intense but wants something far superior to a standard supermarket tube.

However, you are definitely paying a “celebrity tax” here. At nearly 170-180 Baht for a medium tube at 7-Eleven, it is one of the most expensive options on the shelf. While the quality is there, I find that I can get a deeper, more medicinal clean from other local brands for a fraction of the cost.

Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Excellent Breath Control: Truly effective at reducing “morning breath.”
  • Mild & Pleasant: Ideal for those who dislike the burning sensation of strong mint.
  • Quality Ingredients: Loaded with natural extracts that support gum health.
  • Consistency: Always in stock at 7-Eleven, no matter where you are in Thailand.

Cons:

  • Premium Pricing: Significantly more expensive than its competitors in the same aisle.
  • Large Packaging: The tube is quite bulky compared to the small, travel-friendly herbal tins.

FAQ: From a Local Perspective

Is it really the same one Lisa uses?

She is the official brand ambassador, and the brand is extremely popular among locals for its premium feel. It’s certainly a “prestige” brand in the Thai 7-Eleven market.

Does it contain fluoride?

Dentiste’ offers several versions. The classic “Plus White” nighttime tube usually emphasizes herbal extracts, so if fluoride is a deal-breaker for you, always double-check the specific packaging in-store as they have several variants on the same shelf.

Is it better than the herbal pastes?

It depends on your preference. If you want a “Western” toothpaste experience but with better ingredients, this is it. If you want the deepest, most traditional Thai clean, I still recommend trying a concentrated herbal paste first.

Final Verdict

The Dentiste’ Plus White is a 3.9/5. It’s a high-quality, trustworthy product that delivers on its promises. If you have the budget and prefer a mild, effective nighttime toothpaste, this is a fantastic choice at 7-Eleven. Just be aware that you can find even more powerful (if less famous) options for less money if you know where to look.

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