Zellie's | 100% Xylitol Sugar Free Cinnamon Chewing Gum | Cinnamon Flavor (100 Count (Pack of 1))

This gum has ability to stop bacteria from creating sticky carters and plaque from forming on teeth after a meal. Very nice pleasant taste, and texture stays very soft, but says together and does not bother at all people who have TMJ, jaw joint cracking. The taste of the cinnamon stays for a long while, but its nice, not getting stronger after a while but mild and pleasant.

Zellie’s xylitol cinnamon gum is delicious. Tastes like those red hot dots people use when decorating gingerbread houses. The real selling point for me is that Zellie’s gum lasts WAY longer than Spry gum.

I love this gum, especially the cinnamon flavor. It’s good for your teeth, when you can’t brush after a meal and the flavor lasts a long time.

They say, Xylitol, which is a natural sugar alcohol used as a sweetener, has these benefits:1) Anti-cavity: Inhibits bacterial metabolism.2) Enhances remineralization: Increases saliva and calcium flow.3) Diabetic-safe: Low GI, no blood sugar spikes.4) Eases dry mouth: Stimulates natural salivation.But I'm not a dentist though.

Has a pleasant taste and flavor lasts as usual gum lasts, xylitol is good for you teeth, I heard it prevents cavities, they recommend you take either the mints or the gum after you eat, peppermint is my favorite though...

This is the best gum I've found for lasting flavor and good texture. It's been much needed due to medication-caused dry mouth. Both the cinnamon and spearmint flavors last for hours, though they do become more subtle. The citrus did seem to lose its flavor and ended up tasting weird, so I don't order that one. The others, however, have been absolutely fantastic. I'm excited to try the new cherry berry flavor!

After trying this gum you'll never want any other brand! Awesome flavor! 5 stars!

I love Zellies gum and this flavor in particular. But my teeth have become super sensitive lately - especially to temperature. I finally figured out that it's the cinnamon flavoring of this gum! Apparently cinnamon extract has been shown to erode tooth enamel. As soon as I stopped chewing this gum the discomfort subsided.