Most of the harmful bacteria in your mouth are not on your teeth
Many oral problems are caused by harmful bacteria in your mouth. Most of these bacteria are not on your teeth, but on other parts of your mouth such as your tongue, cheeks, palate, and floor of mouth.
Harmful bacteria cannot be removed effectively through mechanical actionThe mechanical action of brushing, whether it be with a toothbrush plus an abrasive toothpaste or some other device such as a tongue scraper or addition to the toothbrush, to remove these bacteria has limitations. Antibacterials are far more effective.
Most mouthwashes sting and dry the mouthAntibacterial mouthwashes have been heavily promoted by the oral care industry to overcome these limitations, but they, too, have shortcomings. Some mouthwashes have a high alcohol content, which makes them unpleasant to use because they burn the mouth. Also the mouth tissues should always be kept moist. But alcohol dries the mouth. For those with limited saliva flow caused by a medical disorder or medications, this can be very distressing.
Do you know you need to wait at least 30 minutes after toothbrushing before you use your mouthwash?Another problem with mouthwashes is they are chemically different to toothpastes, so the use of mouthwashes immediately after toothbrushing limits their benefit. The toothpaste residue neutralises the mouthwash. To prevent this the professional recommendation is that mouthwashes be used at least 30 minutes after toothpaste to allow the mouth to clear.
Why use both toothpaste and mouthwash when you can use a single product?But even if mouthwashes were effective, there are more fundamental reasons to question the toothpaste-mouthwash regime. First of all the abrasives in tootpastes are there to brighten the teeth. They have no effect on soft tissues. Secondly, it is task duplication. The mouthwash is used to make up for the inadequacies of toothbrushing. Finally, even the most vigorous rinsing with a mouthwash would not be nearly as effective as the mechanical action of brushing combined with the use of an effective antibacterial gel like Denta-Med gel.
Denta-Med gel provides up to 8 hours of antibacterial protection for your whole mouthDenta-Med gel has unique ability to reduce harmful bacteria in your whole mouth by the combination of brushing and provide further protection up to 8 hours. This protection is due to Denta-Med gel’s safe and effective antibacterial formulation, boosted and prolonged by proprietary micro particles.
The micro particles bond the antibacterials to the teeth and soft tissues in the mouth, forming a protective screen. Just as importantly, the micro particles’ slow-release mechanism enables the active ingredients to be retained up to 8 hours, preventing new harmful bacteria to be formed.
The Denta-Med gel delivers safe and effective antibacterial protection for the whole mouth, without the inconvenience, harshness, and extra cost of mouthwashes and tongue and inside cheek scrapers.
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