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Bad breath preventing you from being your best self? Try one of our fresh breath mouthwashes. Developed in consultation with the dentist community, they’re specially formulated with our patented blend of powerful antioxidants to amplify your oral health and deliver a confidence-inspiring full mouth refresh! Pair with our dental gel for best results.
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PerioSciences can help patients with a variety of issues, including tissue healing after periodontal therapy, dry mouth, canker sores, and halitosis.
Our mouthwashes contain a unique blend of powerful antioxidants, Zinc compounds, botanicals, and intentional ingredients that help to swish away bad breath.
Studies have found that Zinc significantly reduces VSCs or Volatile Sulfur Compounds, bacterial byproducts that are at the root of bad breath. And ingredients like essential oils and non-carcinogenic Xylitol are known to deactivate odor-causing compounds.
With a cool mint flavor, our alcohol-free mouthwashes are also free from sodium lauryl sulfate, artificial sweeteners, or preservatives. They’re part of our range of oral care and fresh breath products that over 2600 dentists across the US trust and recommend to their patients. Discover the natural solution for a fresh, healthy smile. Try our natural mouthwash today and experience the difference.
The most effective way to get rid of bad breath or halitosis is to follow a good oral care routine. Make sure to do the following:
There are quite a few causes of bad breath. The most common is poor oral hygiene. This can result in food particles lingering in your mouth leading to bacteria build-up. The bacterial waste results in mouth odor.
That being said, if you are suffering from chronic bad breath and toothpastes and bad breath mouthwashes simply aren’t helping, then it may be one of many signs you may have a dental issue. Cavities, gum disease or gingivitis, or dry mouth can all cause bad breath, but there are other serious underlying causes as well. Visit your dentist as soon as possible to find out what options are available to you.
"I conduct many periodontal procedures each year. I recommend the PerioSciences products to all my patients as an important component of their home care regimen."
Periodontist
Houston, TX
"Our post-op patients need time to heal and a good after care regimen. When they use AO ProVantage, their soft tissues instantly feel soothed/quickly feel much better."
San Mateo, CA
"The use of antioxidants to enhance and accelerate healing immediately after surgery is a new standard of care."
Diamond Bar, CA
"I have recommended the AO Gel to my post-surgical patients for more than 5 years. Patients love the refreshing soothing effects when they use it as part of their home care/after care oral hygiene regimen."
Dallas, TX
"PerioSciences is a part of my patients post-surgical protocol. All patients, even the healthiest ones, benefit from the soothing properties of PerioSciences gel, no matter what the condition."
Austin, TX
"Topically applied antioxidants in AO ProVantage gel are known for their anti-inflammatory effects.* It is my go-to recommendation to support patient's healing after all periodontal procedures." *shown in laboratory studies
Gainesville, FL
To keep your breath fresh throughout the day, you should do the following:
(1) Maintain good oral hygiene. You should floss and brush your teeth twice day to remove food particles and plaque. Pair an effective cavity-prevention toothpaste with a mouthwash formulated to freshen breath.
(2) Clean your tongue. Bacteria often reside on the tongue, and using a tongue scraper or toothbrush can help to clean your tongue and reduce bad breath.
(3) Stay hydrated.
(4) A dry mouth can contribute to bad breath, so drinking plenty of water can help, along with chewing sugar-free gum to stimulate saliva production.
(5) Watch your diet. There are foods that help with bad breath, and foods known to cause bad breath, such as onions and garlic. Reducing your sugar intake can also be beneficial as sugar can contribute to tooth decay.
(6) Visit your dentist twice a year for cleanings and to address any dental issues that may cause bad breath
In addition to a unique blend of the antioxidants Phloretin and Ferulic Acid, our fresh breath mouthwashes contain Zinc compounds, essential oils, and Xylitol. Studies have found that Zinc significantly reduces VSCs or Volatile Sulfur Compounds, bacterial byproducts that are at the root of bad breath. And essential oils and Xylitol are known to deactivate odor-causing compounds. These ingredients work in tandem to swish away bad breath.
