Throughout the day, our teeth become covered in a sticky, bacteria-filled film called plaque. Though this may sound unpleasant, dental plaque is a natural part of our oral health experience.1 If not removed regularly from our teeth with a good oral hygiene routine, plaque can build up and harden to become tartar (or ‘calculus’).1,2 By this stage, it can’t be removed at home with regular brushing and can only be professionally treated by a dentist or oral hygienist.2 Eventually, plaque that isn’t removed can also lead to more serious dental issues – including gum disease, cavities and tooth decay.1 The good news is that there is a very simple way to help avoid plaque build-up: twice daily brushing, plus daily flossing and using a daily fluoride mouthwash. Along with regular dental check-ups, this combination is the best path toward safeguarding your smile against tooth decay and gum disease.1,2 Of course, it’s important to note that mouthwashes don’t remove existing plaque, while brushing and flossing do.3 For this reason, using a mouthwash should not be considered a replacement for twice daily brushing and regular flossing, but instead as an addition to your oral care routine.4 Because while it can’t remove plaque, a dental mouthwash can certainly help to control plaque build-up and prevent it from progressing to a more serious issue.3 Mouthwash can also help to clean the harder-to-reach areas of your mouth and teeth that a toothbrush can’t always access.4
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How To Use: Always follow the label directions: Use twice daily. Measure 10 ml and rinse for 1 minute then spit out. Do not swallow. Do not rinse with water. Do not drink from the bottle.
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Precautions: Always follow the label directions: Use twice daily. Measure 10 ml and rinse for 1 minute then spit out. Do not swallow. Do not rinse with water. Do not drink from the bottle.
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