TheraBreath Healthy Gums Oral Rinse Fights plaque and tartar, and also freshens breath.

Therabreath was developed through Dr Katz's love and devotion to his daughter, who had a bad breath problem in her teens.

Reasons Why TheraBreath is the Best Bad Breath Treatment System. OXYD-8, our active ingredient is stabilized and generates oxygenating power as soon as it enters your mouth. The bacteria that cause bad breath are anaerobic, which means they cannot live in an oxygen rich environment.

TheraBreath Rainforest Mint Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is a mouthwash clinically proven to fight bad breath for up to 12 hours, with a refreshing mint flavor.

Use morning and night. For BEST RESULTS - Use as part of a twice daily regimen with TheraBreath Toothpaste.

Let's explorer the 7 key benefits of mouthwash.

• Freshens Breath. Most patients use mouth wash for this reason, to freshen their breath.
• Removes Food Debris.
• Cavity Protection.
• Reduces Sensitivity.
• Fights Gum Disease.
• Reduces Dry Mouth.
• Whitens Teeth.

Product information

Therabreath Oral Rinse Side Effects Burning or stinging of your mouth or throat.

Considered by many dentists to be one of the most powerful and effective oral rinse products for combating bad breath, TheraBreath PLUS Maximum Strength Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is dentist formulated to fight even the worst cases of bad breath.

Another thing you'll quickly notice during your first visit to the rainforest is the smell, which is similar to what you'd experience in a well-planted greenhouse: the combined scent of vegetation, moisture, soil, and decaying plants and wood. It's not a bad smell -- it's the smell of life!

Swish the mouthwash in your mouth for at least 30 seconds, then spit it out. For best results, do not eat or drink anything for at least 30 minutes after rinsing with mouthwash.

Some mouthwashes contain harsh ingredients that can be harmful if used too frequently. Excessive use of alcohol-containing mouthwash can lead to dryness in the mouth and an increased risk of cavities. Ultimately, if you are using mouthwash less than 2 times per day, you should be ok.