Sodium fluoride Active Ingredient Sodium fluoride is a solution that fights cavities for a stronger smile. Plus 0.05% (0.02% w/v fluoride ion) is the maximum strength available in a rinse without a prescription.

Serious side effects of ACT Fluoride Rinse

• Black, tarry stools.
• bloody vomit.
• diarrhea.
• drowsiness.
• faintness.
• increased watering of the mouth.
• nausea or vomiting.
• shallow breathing.

It strengthens enamel by remineralizing soft spots for up to 4x stronger teeth. Choose from alcohol-free Mint Burst or invigorating Cool Mint.

For individuals who are at a high risk of developing cavities, incorporating an ACT fluoride rinse has been shown to aid in the prevention of developing cavities, as well as in some cases, reverse the depletion of enamel on the teeth.

Additionally, LISTERINE® TOTAL CARE demonstrates: 68% greater remineralization of enamel compared to Act® Total Care Anticavity Fluoride Rinse.

Act Restoring and Act Total care have exactly the same ingredients. Aside from colors, Act Anticavity is the same as Restoring and Total Care except Anticavity has no alcohol and also contains Menthol, Methyl Salicylate, and Potassium sorbate, also the coloring is different.

Do not eat or drink anything or rinse your mouth for 30 minutes after using ACT Fluoride Rinse.

Mouthwash is meant to be an addition to your dental care routine, not a substitution. DO NOT rinse with water after. If you rinse your mouth with water straight after using a mouthwash you will be washing away all the beneficial ingredients before they have even gotten a chance to work.

four days Get a brighter, shinier smile and help your teeth thrive. ACT® Whitening Mouthwash gives you a whiter smile in just four days. * But it doesn't stop there. This triple-action formula strengthens teeth, protects from cavities, and freshens your breath.

If you brush and floss twice a day, you probably don't have to use a mouthwash every single time you brush, but you might want to. Most dentists do recommend adding a fluoride mouthwash in the morning and at night.

The strongest material currently in use for dental restorations is zirconia. Zirconia is a white ceramic, so it's passable when it comes to restorations, but it's opaque, not translucent like your natural tooth enamel.

Healthline's picks for the best remineralizing toothpastes

• 3M Clinpro 5000 1.1% Sodium Fluoride Anti-Cavity Toothpaste. Price: $$$
• Sensodyne Pronamel. Price: $$
• Crest Pro-Health Advanced. Price: $