However, this translates literally to "tooth" and doesn't specifically mean "toothpaste".
To be more specific, you could say:
* "Pasta ng ngipin" (pronounced "pah-stah ng ngee-peen") - literally means "toothpaste"
* "Sabon ng ngipin" (pronounced "sah-bon ng ngee-peen") - literally means "tooth soap"
* "Kremang panglinis ng ngipin" (pronounced "kreh-mang pang-lee-nees ng ngee-peen") - literally means "tooth cleaning cream"
These are all common ways to refer to toothpaste in Tagalog.