According to a study by Cochrane Oral Health Group, researchers found low quality evidence suggesting toothpastes containing xylitol are more effective than fluoride-only toothpastes for preventing caries in children’s permanent teeth.
Researchers also found “low to very low quality evidence that would be insufficient to claim whether any xylitol-containing products can prevent caries in infants, children, or adults.”
You can find the study here.
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