DENTISSIMO Gum Protection 250ml
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DENTISSIMO Gum Protection 250ml
Using mouthwash should be a daily ritual in dental care. Gum Protection mouthwash from the DENTISSIMO brand can be an excellent helper in the field of oral hygiene. It contains several active ingredients that prevent the accumulation of plaque between the teeth and gums, thus protecting the teeth from tartar deposition. It has an antibacterial effect, so it suppresses unwanted inflammation and prevents the formation of tooth decay. The combination of natural oils soothes sore gums. DENTISSIMO mouthwash fights unpleasant odors and does not contain dyes, alcohol, SLS or fluoride. It is suitable for sensitive teeth of adults and children from 12 years of age.
Key properties of DENTISSIMO Gum Protection mouthwash
- DENTISSIMO Gum Protection prevents plaque from accumulating even in hard-to-reach places
- Protects teeth from tartar deposition and caries
- Natural oils soothe sore gums and sensitive teeth
- It works against bacteria and suppresses inflammation
- DENTISSIMO mouthwash is suitable for sensitive teeth
Active substances:
QUALITY - suppresses bleeding gums and restores the cells of the oral mucosa
MYSTERY, CAMERA AND CHAMOMILE OILS - prevents bacterial overgrowth and soothes
Sage - disinfects and strengthens the gums
VITAMIN E - protects teeth from inflammation
HEXEDITIN - suppresses unpleasant bad breath
ZINC CHLORIDE - fights against plaque deposition and tartar formation
Use:
Use mouthwash regularly every morning and evening after brushing your teeth. Rinse your mouth with 20 ml (4 teaspoons) of undiluted mouthwash for 30 seconds. Do not swallow. Pro ještě lepší účinky doporučujeme použít také zubní pastu DENTISSIMO PRO-Care.
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XXL pack
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