TheraBreath Overnight Mouthwash Chamomile Mint Flavor Alcohol Free 16 fl oz
TheraBreath Overnight Mouthwash Chamomile Mint Flavor Alcohol Free 16 fl oz
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For when your coffee breath enters the room before you do.
TheraBreath Overnight Mouthwash: 12-Hour Freshness and Anticavity Care
Make bedtime swishy time! TheraBreath Overnight Mouthwash is a dentist-formulated rinse designed to provide maximum oral care while you sleep. This dual-action formula fights bad breath for 12 hours while working as a Fluoride Rinse to strengthen your teeth.
Advanced Overnight Protection
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Long-Lasting Freshness: Fights bad breath for 12 hours, ensuring you wake up with confidence.
- Anticavity Benefits: Helps rebuild weakened tooth enamel, strengthen teeth, and prevent cavities. Give your mouth some TLC at EOD!
- Soothing Flavor: Features a soothing Chamomile Mint Flavor that helps freshen you up while you’re winding down.
Clean & Sensitive Formula
This mouthwash is committed to clean ingredients and ethical production:
- Free From: Alcohol, dyes or colors, sulfates, and parabens.
- Certifications: Certified gluten-free, vegan, Kosher, and Halal.
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Ethical: Proudly not tested on animals.
Usage and Guarantee
- How To Use: Adults 18 years and older vigorously swish 2 teaspoons between your teeth once a day for 60 seconds and then spit out.
- Guarantee: TheraBreath Overnight Mouthwash is 100% guaranteed so you can self-care while you snooze, confidently.
Common questions
What causes bad breath?
Most bad breath starts in the mouth: bacteria on the back of the tongue, food stuck between teeth, gum disease and dry mouth. Smoking, strong foods, sinus problems and acid reflux can also play a part.
Does mouthwash cure bad breath?
Mouthwash can freshen breath for a few hours, and antibacterial rinses help more than cosmetic ones. For lasting results, brush twice a day, floss, clean your tongue and see a dentist about gum health.
What causes dry mouth?
Many medicines, including antihistamines, antidepressants and blood pressure drugs, are common causes. Mouth breathing, CPAP use, aging and conditions like Sjögren's syndrome can also cause it.
What helps dry mouth at night?
Sip water, use a humidifier, and try products made for dry mouth like xylitol melts, rinses or gels. Avoid alcohol-based mouthwash, which can make dryness worse.
When should I see a dentist or doctor about my breath?
If bad breath doesn't improve with good brushing, flossing and tongue cleaning, or you have bleeding gums, loose teeth or a constantly dry mouth, see a dentist. They can check for gum disease and other causes.