--- title: "FortBite review: a clay tooth powder, not a supplement" description: "FortBite is a clay tooth powder you brush with, not a pill. No amounts, no fluoride listed and a reference list that wanders. Cost and refund inside." canonical: https://oralbench.com/fortbite alternate_html: https://oralbench.com/fortbite language: en-US last_updated: 2026-09-25 type: guia --- # FortBite review: clay tooth powder, big claims, weak sources 1. [Home](https://oralbench.com/) 2. [Reviews](https://oralbench.com/reviews) 3. FortBite review: clay tooth powder, big claims, weak sources Bentonite and kaolin clay, calcium carbonate and kitchen-cabinet herbs, used in place of toothpaste. Here's what the page says, what it leaves out, and how the refund works. By **OralBench editorial team**Updated September 25, 2026 ![FortBite review: clay tooth powder, big claims, weak sources](https://oralbench.com/img/guia-fortbite-640.webp) Short answer FortBite is a tooth powder. You dab a little on your toothbrush and brush twice a day, in place of toothpaste. It's made of bentonite and kaolin clay, calcium carbonate and herbs (cinnamon, clove, peppermint, myrrh, ginger and lemon peel), sweetened with stevia, with no amounts given. The page never says how big a jar is or how long it lasts, so there's no real price per day. The 60-day refund accepts empty jars, which is better than most. Heads up: this page has affiliate links. If you buy through one, we may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. It doesn't change what we write or how we rank. [How we choose and how we earn](https://oralbench.com/affiliate-disclosure) ## At a glance - ### FortBite **Best for:** people curious about a clay tooth powder as a change from regular toothpaste #### Pros - A powder you brush with, so there's nothing to swallow - Free US shipping on every package - The refund accepts returned empty containers, according to the page - The ingredients are named #### Cons - No amounts, and it names only 10 of the 11 ingredients it mentions - No fluoride on the ingredient list - No jar size or number of uses, so the price per day is anyone's guess - Some references have nothing to do with teeth, including a thesis on Viking art and a study about concrete - Claims FDA approval for its factory, which isn't something the FDA gives factories **Verdict**An unusual tooth powder with thin evidence on its own page. If you want to try it, talk to your dentist before you give up fluoride toothpaste. [Check price on the official site](https://go.oralbench.com/c/fortbite--fortbite) ## What's in the jar Everything the page lists. There's no ingredient panel and no amounts. Ingredient Amount What the seller says it does Bentonite clay Not disclosed "Pulls toxins out of surfaces" Kaolin clay Not disclosed Described as antimicrobial Calcium carbonate Not disclosed "Supports healthy enamel" Cinnamon extract Not disclosed Described as antibacterial Clove and peppermint Not disclosed "Help maintain a fresh breath" Myrrh and ginger Not disclosed "Help maintain healthy gums" Lemon peel and stevia Not disclosed Taste Source: the official FortBite page, read on September 25, 2026. It describes "a bespoke proprietary formula of 11" ingredients and names 10. ## How you use it Put a little powder on your toothbrush, brush your teeth and gums for about two minutes, rinse and spit. Twice a day, morning and night. It replaces toothpaste; you don't swallow it. ## What it costs Package Price Per day Shipping Extras 1 jar $69.00 Not stated Free in the US [Check price on the official site](https://go.oralbench.com/c/fortbite--fortbite) 3 jars $177.00 Not stated Free in the US 2 digital guides [Check price on the official site](https://go.oralbench.com/c/fortbite--fortbite) 6 jars $294.00 Not stated Free in the US 2 digital guides [Check price on the official site](https://go.oralbench.com/c/fortbite--fortbite) Prices checked on September 25, 2026 (FortBite order section, US prices). Sellers change them often, so whatever their order page says is what you'll pay. The page doesn't say how much powder is in a jar or how long one lasts, which is why there's no price per day here. Outside the US, shipping is $15.95 to Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand, 10 to 15 working days. ## The refund (empty jars count) ### 60 days Contact the seller within 60 days of buying and the page promises a full refund. ### Empty is fine The page says you can send back empty containers and still get your money back. That's not common. ### How to ask Through the contact link on the seller's page. Return shipping costs aren't mentioned. ## The science on its own page The page says What you can check Microplastics and toxins get into your teeth through their pores, and the clay pulls them out There's no measurement on the page of anything being pulled out of anyone's teeth. Ingredients "proven to be safe in clinical trials" 18 references. Several are about reflux, pancreatitis or bowel problems, one is about concrete, and one is a thesis on Viking art. The factory is approved by the FDA The FDA doesn't approve factories. It registers and inspects them. "More than 117,000 customers" and "17,481 reviews" Neither number can be checked. ## Who should try it ### Maybe you If you're curious about a flavored clay powder for brushing and you still see your dentist regularly. ### Not you If you rely on fluoride toothpaste, have sensitive teeth or gums, or want to know exactly what's in the jar. ## Before you swap your toothpaste The page says it suits "all ages and medical conditions", which no product can promise. Clay and calcium carbonate powders can be more or less abrasive, and the page gives no abrasiveness rating. So ask your dentist first, especially if you have sensitive teeth, receding gums or dental work like fillings or crowns. ## Frequently asked questions **Is FortBite a supplement?** No. Despite the "supports healthy gums" language, it's a tooth powder you brush with twice a day, instead of toothpaste. **What are the FortBite ingredients?** Bentonite clay, kaolin clay, calcium carbonate, cinnamon extract, clove, peppermint, myrrh, ginger, lemon peel and stevia, with no amounts. **Does FortBite have fluoride?** There's no fluoride on the ingredient list the page shows. **Is FortBite legit?** As a product, yes: there's an order page, free US shipping and a refund that takes back empty jars. As science, its own page is weak. **Where do you buy it?** On the seller's site, which ships to the US, Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Updated September 25, 2026. 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