Is Sensodyne Pronamel Mineral Boost Toothpaste HSA or FSA Eligible?

Fluoride toothpastes that treat tooth sensitivity or prevent tooth decay are qualified dental care expenses under IRS Publication 502.

The full list of qualified medical expenses is defined in IRS Publication 502, updated annually. The CARES Act of 2020 expanded eligibility to include all OTC medicines and menstrual care products.

1. Purchase Sensodyne Pronamel Mineral Boost Toothpaste directly with your HSA or FSA debit card — no pre-approval needed.
2. Alternatively, pay out of pocket and submit the receipt for reimbursement through your plan's portal or app.
3. Keep your receipt. If your card is declined (auto-substantiation failure), you can manually submit the receipt.
4. Save receipts for 7 years in case of an IRS audit.