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It helps prevent cavities and promote enamel remineralization, especially in areas that are difficult to reach with brushing alone.
Its alcohol-free and dye-free formula, containing 0.05% sodium fluoride, also includes 10% xylitol and with a polar mint flavour for a fresh feeling.
Adults and children 6 years of age and older. Rinse the mouth with 10 mL of product for approximately 1 minute, then spit out.
Do not swallow. Do not eat, drink, or rinse with water for 30 minutes after use.
Children 12 years of age and under should use this product under adult supervision to reduce the risk of ingestion.
Sodium fluoride (NaF) 0.05%
Water, xylitol, glycerin, sodium benzoate, citric acid, sodium hydroxide, potassium sorbate, mint flavour, benzoic acid, cetylpyridinium chloride.
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Non-medicinal ingredients
Eau, xylitol, glycérine, benzoate de sodium, acide citrique, hydroxide de sodium, sorbate de potassium, saveur de menthe, acide benzoïque, chlorure de cétylpyridinium. / Water, xylitol, glycerin, sodium benzoate, citric acid, potassium sorbate, sodium hydroxide, mint flavor, benzoic acid, cetylpyridinium chloride.
Medicinal ingredients
Fluorure de sodium (NaF) 0,05 %
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Baby teeth are more vulnerable to cavities, particularly because their enamel is thinner than that of permanent teeth.
In children, certain factors can also increase the risk of cavities, such as a diet high in sugar, frequent snacking and oral hygiene habits that are still developing. Bacteria in the mouth turn sugars into acids that gradually attack tooth enamel.
Even though baby teeth are temporary, it is important to protect them. An untreated cavity can cause pain, lead to infection and sometimes affect the permanent tooth developing beneath the gum.
Developing good oral hygiene habits from an early age therefore helps protect baby teeth and lays the foundation for good oral health in the future.
Brushing your teeth remains the foundation of good oral hygiene. When done regularly and thoroughly, it helps remove plaque and prevent cavities and gum problems.
Mouthwash can, however, be a useful addition to your routine. Depending on its formulation, it can provide additional benefits and reach areas that are more difficult to clean with a toothbrush.
Denta Rinse mouthwashes contain sodium fluoride, an ingredient that helps remineralize tooth enamel and strengthen weakened areas to help prevent cavities.
Mouthwash does not replace brushing, but it can be a valuable addition to a good oral hygiene routine.
Choosing a mouthwash depends mainly on your needs. To help prevent cavities, a mouthwash containing sodium fluoride can be a good option. Other formulas may address specific needs, such as orthodontic appliances or certain types of mouth irritation.
Alcohol-free formulas may also be more comfortable for some people, especially those who experience dry mouth. Taste and mouthfeel are also worth considering, since a product that is pleasant to use will be easier to incorporate into your routine.
The right mouthwash depends on your specific needs. To help prevent cavities, a mouthwash containing sodium fluoride can be a good option. Other formulas may address specific needs, such as orthodontic appliances or certain types of mouth irritation.
Alcohol-free formulas may also be more comfortable for some people, especially those who experience dry mouth. Taste and mouthfeel are also worth considering, since a product that is pleasant to use will be easier to incorporate into your routine.
Denta mouthwashes differ mainly in their sodium fluoride concentration, frequency of use and flavour.
Denta Rinse 0.05% mouthwashes are designed for daily use and help prevent cavities. They are available in several flavours, including mint, grape and bubble gum.
Denta Rinse 0.2% contains a higher concentration of fluoride and is intended for weekly use.
The right choice therefore depends mainly on how often you want to use it, your flavour preferences and, when needed, your dentist’s recommendation.
Yes. Fluoride is primarily used for prevention, as it helps strengthen enamel and reduce the risk of cavities.
It can also help remineralize weakened areas of enamel in the early stages of demineralization. However, a fluoride mouthwash does not replace dental treatment once a cavity is already established.
If a cavity is detected, your dentist can recommend the appropriate treatment and advise whether using a fluoride mouthwash may be helpful as part of your oral care routine.
Yes. Some antiseptic mouthwashes can help clean mouth sores and promote healing.
Denta Peroxide is a hydrogen peroxide mouthwash that cleans and promotes the healing of mouth sores, irritation and minor burns in the mouth, including canker sores, accidental bites and certain types of irritation caused by orthodontic appliances or dentures.