TheraBreath Healthy Gums Toothpaste
to combat the early signs of gum diseas -113g
QR75.00
Key Benefits
24-Hour Gum Defense: Clinically proven to reduce plaque buildup along the gumline when used twice daily, protecting against gingivitis and gum irritation.
Antigingivitis & Bleeding Gum Relief: Actively works to treat and prevent early stages of gum disease and minimizes gum bleeding.
Dual-Action Anticavity Protection: Stannous fluoride strengthens tooth enamel and guards against tooth decay.
Fights Bad Breath: Neutralizes sulfur-producing bacteria to keep your mouth fresh all day
Enamel-Kind Whitening: Gently polishes away surface stains without harsh, abrasive agents that can damage enamel.
Clean Formula: Certified vegan, gluten-free, kosher, and halal.
How to Use It Beneficially
To maximize your gum defense and achieve the best clinical results, follow these structured daily steps:
Use a Soft-Bristled Toothbrush: Always use a soft or extra-soft toothbrush. Firm bristles can aggravate sensitive, inflamed gums and cause further recession.
Brush Thoroughly and Consistently: Squeeze a standard strip of toothpaste onto your brush. Brush all teeth surfaces thoroughly for at least two minutes, paying special attention to the margin where your teeth meet your gums
Frequency: Use twice a day—once in the morning and once before bed—preferably after meals. Consistent daily exposure to stannous fluoride is vital to disrupt plaque accumulation and keep gum tissue healthy.
Spit, Don't Over-Rinse: After brushing, spit out the excess foam thoroughly, but try to avoid immediately rinsing your mouth out with copious amounts of water. Leaving a microscopic residue of the formula on your teeth and gums extends the therapeutic contact time of the active ingredients.
Pair for Comprehensive Care: For superior protection against gum disease, pair this toothpaste with a targeted antiseptic mouthwash like TheraBreath Healthy Gums Oral Rinse and maintain a daily flossing habit
Dental Note: If gum bleeding, redness, or irritation persists for more than two weeks, or if you experience swelling or pain, consult your dentist, as these can be signs of more advanced periodontal issues.
