Objective: The purpose of the study was to compare salivary pH of herbal, conventional and remineralizing toothpaste at various time intervals. Materials and Methods: 45 study participants were selected and divided into 3 groups (15 participants in each group). Resting salivary samples were collected before brushing, immediately after brushing i.e. at 0 minutes and at intervals of 10, 30 and 60 minutes respectively, in sterile beakers and evaluated using a digital pH meter. Results: The difference in mean salivary pH after brushing was found to be statistically significant for each of herbal, conventional and remineralizing toothpaste at different time intervals. There was a rise in pH seen in all three groups, the least being in herbal toothpaste. However, there was no significant difference in intergroup comparison of different toothpaste at various time intervals. Conclusion: The pH of saliva increases after brushing in each of the commercially available toothpaste. Herbal toothpaste presented the least change in salivary pH after brushing.