It's about Science TheraBreath® products are based on OXYD-8®, a highly potent, but extremely safe, pH balanced formula derived from sodium chlorite, stabilized through a proprietary method, a chemical used safely in water purification for over 100 years.

TheraBreath products use the oxygenating power of OXYD-8®, targeting the sources of bad breath by stimulating saliva flow and circulating antibacterial, oxygen-rich saliva to all areas of the mouth.

One of the biggest claims connected to TheraBreath Oral Rinses is that they can ban bad breath for up to 24 hours, and many customers swear by it because of that.

Why are TheraBreath products more expensive than ordinary mouthwash and toothpaste? As with all things, you really do get what you pay for. TheraBreath products are produced in small, carefully crafted batches in our pharmaceutical grade laboratory.

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

“Most mouth rinses, including Listerine are acidic with a pH of 8.2,” Pinto notes. “TheraBreath will not cause any harm to your enamel, which is why I prefer it.”

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.

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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.

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

“TheraBreath is great, but if you don't floss and brush regularly, and you smoke or drink coffee all day, its effect will likely wear off quickly,” she adds. In addition to combatting bad breath, TheraBreath oral rinses can also support efforts against cavities, which is an added perk of using this mouthwash, says Dr.

Therabreath Oral Rinse Side Effects Swollen, red, or bleeding gums, tooth loss or ongoing tooth pain (signs that you may need additional dental care).