Dentyl Dual Action CPC Mouthwash, 12hrs Fresh Breath & Total Care, Alcohol Free, Fresh Clove, 500 ml

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But Good Morning Britain's health expert, Dr Hilary Jones, has warned people that mouthwash is not a 'miracle cure'. Flossing shouldn’t hurt. If you experience pain when flossing, you may have gum disease or gingivitis and should speak to your dentist who can help. 4. Your tongue

Dentyl Dual Action mouthwash doesn’t just give you fresh breath! It has a unique formulation that combines the powerful antimicrobial agent Cetylpyridinium Chloride (CPC) with the oil Isopropyl Myristate (IPM). When shaken and combined, this advanced formula physically lifts and removes plaque and bacteria from the mouth, which you can see instantly when you rinse. In fact, a recent study found that using Dentyl Dual Action twice-daily reduces plaque by more than 60% after just one month*.Floss daily. Cleaning between your teeth is not just something to get food from between your teeth. You need to clean plaque and tartar from every part of the tooth, even where they touch. The key ingredient in Dentyl mouthwash’s unique formula is Cetylpyridinium Chloride (CPC) which is an antimicrobial agent contained in the water-based solution of phase 2. CPC combines with the bacteria, making them easily absorbed into the oil droplets of phase 1. This lifts and removes the plaque and bacteria from the mouth.

Being careful not to swallow it, swish the mouthwash around in your mouth for approximately 30 seconds. Use twice daily. Shake to one colour. Pour half a capful and rinse around mouth for 30 seconds. Gargle, then see the results in the sink. Do not dilute. For best results, do not eat or drink for 30 minutes after rinsing. It is normal for Dentyl to become cloudy after use. Safety Warning Broadly speaking, there are three types of mouthwash. The first group could be called cosmetic mouthwashes and they are designed purely to combat bad breath. They may freshen your mouth, mask stale odours and make your teeth feel clean, but they rarely have the power to combat bacteria or plaque. Therefore, they do not protect your teeth against decay. He added: “Although this in-vitro study is very encouraging and is a positive step, more clinical research is now clearly needed.Reduce the bacteria build-up in your mouth by cleaning your tongue with your chosen tool. You can use a tongue scraper, toothbrush or mouthwash. If you are using a scraper, follow these steps: A cool mint without the sting. If you like your mouthwash minty fresh but without too much ‘zing’ Smooth Mint is the flavour for you. Dentyl Dual Action mouthwash doesn’t just give you fresh breath! It has a unique formulation that combines the powerful antimicrobial agent Cetylpyridinium Chloride (CPC) with the oil Isopropyl Myristate (IPM). When shaken and combined, this advanced formula physically lifts and removes plaque and bacteria from the mouth, which you can see instantly when you rinse. In fact, a recent study found that using Dentyl Dual Action twice-daily reduces plaque by more than 60% after just one month*. Research also shows that an oil-in-water solution enhances the performance of CPC, by prolonging its release over a period of time. Dentyl Dual Action is the only mouthwash to contain both CPC and IPM, and provides longer lasting protection for the whole mouth. A mouthwash that works, with visible results and longer lasting protection. Plus it’s alcohol free, so it’s perfect for the whole family.** *August 2019 **Suitable for children age 6+, under the supervision of an adult Ingredients After rinsing, a fine film is then left behind on the teeth and gums to prolong the effectiveness of the mouthwash, so that it keeps working long after you have used it. However, many of us enjoy using a mouthwash, especially in the morning. It freshens our mouths, freshens our breath and wakes us up. But are there really any dental benefits to mouthwashes? There are so many products on the market, with such variations in cost, how do you know what works and what doesn’t? It isn’t easy.