Yes, Colgate Total® Mouthwash has been designed for daily use. It provides 12-hour protection against germs, even after eating and drinking.

Rinses with high levels of menthol are likely to sting the most. Menthol is used in dental products because it is an antimicrobial, meaning it kills bacteria and stops their growth.

Colgate Total 12HR Pro-Shield Mouthwash is an alcohol-free mouthwash (does not contain ethanol) and has a refreshing Peppermint Blast flavor. This antiseptic mouthwash offers germ protection for fresh breath.

Colgate Plax Antibacterial Alcohol Free Mouthwash kills 99.9% of germs and provides 24/7 bad breath control when used twice daily. Colgate Plax provides a cooling sensation that lasts 10x longer than brushing alone.

Conclusion: Although the Listerine Antiseptic and Colgate Total antiplaque/antigingivitis products produced similar, clinically significant reductions in gingivitis (as measured by MGI and BI), Listerine, when used in conjunction with a fluoride dentifrice and usual oral hygiene, provided a greater benefit in reducing ...

While it can depend on the specific mouthwash you use and the advice of your dentist, most mouthwashes should be used no more than twice a day. Make sure to read the label and follow the instructions.

Contrary to popular belief, the burning sensation from using antibacterial mouthwash doesn't mean that it's working. The burning sensation is caused by alcohol, menthol and essential oils indicates a sensitivity to mouthwash ingredients.

Burning can also come from overuse of mouthwash, which creates irritated mouth tissue and can lead to mouth sores! The alcohol in mouthwash may also cause pain in the your mouth if you have gingivitis. If you experience a bad reaction to a mouth rinse, stop using it and talk to us right away.

Colgate® Optic White® with Charcoal Teeth Whitening Toothpaste. Colgate® Optic White® with Charcoal Teeth Whitening Toothpaste is halāl and permissible to use.

All Colgate Toothpastes and Toothbrushes that are marketed in the U.S. are free of any animal-derived ingredients.

Alcohol-free mouthwash is considered to be safer for your teeth because you do not have to worry about your enamel being weakened by the alcohol in your mouthwash or your gums burning while you rinse. When it comes to general dentistry, the type of mouthwash you use should depend on your needs.

You may decide to use alcohol free mouthwash to avoid the danger of alcohol mouthwash or simply to protect and better clean your mouth. Non-alcohol mouthwash accomplishes both tasks easily. Alcohol free mouthwash aids saliva production instead of inhibiting it--this helps your mouth naturally flush out bacteria.