Calcium bentonite clay for oral care Ditch the tube.
Brush with clay.

A single-ingredient mineral powder used as a tooth powder or oil-pulling rinse — for a cleaner-feeling mouth, naturally.

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Helps reduce LiftsSurface Oil

Helps reduce LiftsSurface Oil

Works As Tooth Powder Or Rinse

Works As Tooth Powder Or Rinse

Uniquely Mined In The Mojave Desert

Uniquely Mined In The Mojave Desert

One Ingredient, Nothing Synthetic

One Ingredient, Nothing Synthetic

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What Is Bentonite Clay?

Bentonite clay is a soft, mineral-rich powder formed from ancient volcanic ash. Mixed with water into a paste, or with oil for pulling, it binds surface residue and buildup for a cleaner-feeling mouth. No fluoride. No foaming agents. No mystery.

Never used clay for oral care before?


Which size is right for you?

Same single-origin clay. Same 325-mesh milling.
Just different amounts.

13 oz Mojave Pure®

Starter Size

  • Helps lift surface buildup
  • Works as a tooth powder or oil-pulling rinse
  • Supports a cleaner-feeling mouth

100% calcium bentonite · 325 mesh · weeks of daily use per bag

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40 oz Mojave Pure®

Your Oral Care Reset, On Repeat.

  • Helps lift surface buildup
  • Works as a tooth powder or oil-pulling rinse
  • Supports a cleaner-feeling mouth

100% calcium bentonite · 325 mesh · months of daily use per bag

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Just Clay. Nothing Else.

A single-ingredient calcium bentonite clay powder sourced exclusively from the Mojave Desert. Finely milled to 325 mesh for smooth, consistent mixing.

What’s in it

  • 100% calcium bentonite clay.

What’s not in it

  • No additives
  • No synthetic ingredients
  • No hidden blends
  • No artificial color

Nothing added because nothing else is needed.
The clay binds excess surface oil and buildup through mineral adsorption, then rinses away clean.

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Not all clay feels the same.

Forms a smooth, even paste when mixed. Applies cool. Rinses clean.

Mix it. Mask it. Rinse it.

Use a glass, ceramic, or wooden bowl — metal can dull the clay's natural mineral charge. Patch-test on your inner arm before your first full mask. Start with once a week and see how your skin responds.

As a Tooth Powder

  • Wet your toothbrush Dip into a small amount of dry clay powder
  • Brush as usual, 1–2 minutes
  • Rinse thoroughly — helps lift surface buildup and supports a cleaner-feeling mouth

As an Oil-Pulling Rinse

  • Mix a small amount of clay with a carrier oil (e.g., coconut oil)
  • Swish for 5–10 minutes
  • Spit (not down the drain — clay can clog pipes over time) and rinse mouth thoroughly
  • Helps bind surface residue for a cleaner-feeling mouth

Frequency

  • Use daily, or a few times a week as part of your routine
  • Patch-test not required for oral use, but discontinue if irritation occurs
Mix it. Mask it. Rinse it.
Mix it. Mask it. Rinse it.
Mix it. Mask it. Rinse it.
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What our customers say

Real feedback from real routines.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I have started making my own toothpaste. Bentonite clay, organic extra virgin coconut oil.

— Joan M.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

This tooth
polish rocks!

— Arianna H.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

 I also put a little clay powder in a dish and dip my toothbrush in it before I brush. The result is very pretty, white teeth

— Julie B.
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I also to brush my teeth and do a type of oral oil pull


— Diane E
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

I add it to baking soda to brush my teeth.


— Jan F.

From Source To Standard

  • Sourced from a single calcium bentonite deposit in the Mojave Desert.
  • No heat treatment. No chemical processing.
  • Milled to a consistent 325 mesh for a fine, even powder.
  • Independently mineral analyzed for composition and consistency.
Single Ingredient

Single Ingredient

One Mojave Desert deposit. Consistent mineral composition.
Minimal Processing

Minimal Processing

No heat treatment. No chemical processing.
Mineral Analyzed

Mineral Analyzed

Independently tested to verify composition and screen for unwanted elements.