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.

Each TheraBreath Dry Mouth Lozenge contains a blend of high-quality ingredients, including one from a rare tropical fruit that has been shown to enhance your saliva production. These sugar-free Lozenges are carefully formulated without artificial flavors, dyes, or sulfates that can dry your mouth.

Relieve dry-mouth symptoms and keep your palate moisturized with ACT® Dry Mouth Lozenges. Formulated so they stimulate the flow of saliva and moisturize mouth tissue as you use - and you can take the relief with you anywhere in one of our convenient to-go packs.

The Dentiva lozenge is the dentist recommended go-to for lasting fresh breath AND oral care. Thanks to our prime ingredients (and patented long-lasting-lozenge technology – say that five times fast!), Dentiva continuously captures and eliminates odor causing sulfur compounds.

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

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

Brushing, flossing, even sugar-free mints won't keep certain bacteria, fungi, toxins and dead cells from sticking to your tongue. Bacteria on the tongue can be the source of many health woes, such as tooth decay along with the bad breath.

This product is used to temporarily help relieve symptoms such as sore throat, throat irritation, or cough (due to a cold, for example). It works by providing a cooling feeling and increasing saliva in the mouth. Check the ingredients on the label even if you have used the product before.

Symptoms

• A sticky, dry feeling in the mouth.
• Trouble chewing, swallowing, tasting, or speaking.
• A burning feeling in the mouth.
• A dry feeling in the throat.
• Cracked lips.
• A dry, rough tongue.
• Mouth sores.
• An infection in the mouth.

10 quick bad breath remedies to try at home

• Drink water.
• Rinse with warm salt water.
• Chew on cloves.
• Apple cider vinegar.
• Eat fruits and veggies.
• 6. Make your own alcohol-free mouthwash.
• Tea tree oil.
• Floss your teeth.

Dental studies have shown that bad breath is often linked to zinc deficiency. Zinc helps stop the buildup of volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) linked to bad breath. Upping your zinc intake, whether by taking a daily supplement or using a toothpaste or mouthwash with zinc can help reduce foul odors in the mouth.

TheraBreath is pH Neutral, meaning that it neutralizes excess oral acids. This change is what is causing the change in taste perception. The good news is that this is a sign that TheraBreath is working, and the change in taste perception is only temporary.

The ADA Council on Scientific Affairs Acceptance of TheraBreath Fresh Breath Oral Rinse is based on its finding that the product is safe and has shown efficacy in helping to reduce bad breath, when used as directed.

Drinking green tea is a great way to help keep your tongue clean. Doing so greatly reduces the bacteria in your mouth. Therefore, drinking green tea helps to kill off odor-causing bacteria that can linger on the tongue.

Brush your tongue. Your tongue harbors bacteria, so carefully brushing it may reduce odors. People who have a coated tongue from a significant overgrowth of bacteria (from smoking or dry mouth, for example) may benefit from using a tongue scraper. Or use a toothbrush that has a built-in tongue cleaner.

There's no standard limit to how many cough lozenges can be consumed. This is largely due to the amount of active ingredient variation between brands. If you're worried about overdosing, follow the dosage on the label or avoid menthol lozenges completely.