GRAF10020
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Dentyl pH is unique. Shake vigorously to physically activate the two-phases. When you swish and gargle, the advanced formula moves around the mouth powerfully attracting, lifting and absorbing the bacteria and debris that cause bad breath and plaque. Rinse out and you will see what has been removed - proof that it really works.
Dentyl pH helps to fight plaque, protect teeth and gums, and provides long lasting tingly freshness for up to 18 hours in a single use.
Dentyl pH's advanced antibacterial action remains effective, and essential oils continue to help protect the teeth and gums from further build up, for up to 18 hours after use. As Dentyl pH is alcohol-free it does not dry the mouth (which can make bad breath even worse), is gentle to mouth tissues and does not burn or sting.
Feel the confidence of fresh breath all day long.
Unique Patented Formula
- Clinically proven
- Advanced anti-bacterial action
- Alcohol-free
- Contains fluoride
- Helps fight plaque bacteria
- Cares for teeth and gums
- Tastes great, does not sting
- Helps fight 'morning breath' and severe cases of bad breath
- Provides a mouth that's healthy and clean
- Ultimate fresh breath confidence
Smooth Mint and Refreshing Clove are the two original flavours that helped give Dentyl pH its name.
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Bad Breath is an extremely common problem and almost everyone worries whether they have it or not. Research shows that 55-65% of people have halitosis chronically and 95% of the adult population suffer from it at some time or another. There are, however, two ends of the bad breath spectrum:-
'Morning breath'. Most of us have experienced this as when we sleep our salivary glands rest so there is insufficient saliva to wash away bacteria and food debris. It is however a temporary problem which can be rectified by brushing and rinsing with an antibacterial, alcohol-free mouthwash.
Halitosis. By contrast, halitosis is more prolonged often with more serious symptoms, caused by an excess of bacteria giving off odourous gases. If more efficient oral hygiene does not eradicate the problem then a visit to your dentist or fresh breath specialist will be required.
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