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Posted on 3/23/2016 by Thomas Mahar |
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![]() Consider the Ingredients Before you choose any mouthwash, make sure that you are reading the labels carefully. Most mouthwashes will include one of these ingredients:
Look for ADA ApprovalWhenever you are trying to find a mouthwash or rinse, it is important that you look for products that contain a seal from the American Dental Association. This seal is only awarded to dental products that have been scientifically proven to work. The good news for natural product fans is that the ADA does recognize some of these options, as well.Techniques for RinsingYou can swish with mouthwash either before or after you floss, but make sure you do so for as close to a minute as you get. Be patient when looking for results, as most will take a few weeks to notice.It is important to remember that a mouthwash should be added to your dental hygiene routine, and it isn't intended to serve as a replacement for brushing and flossing. Mouthwash also won't cure a serious problem, so if you are experiencing chronic bad breath or bleeding of the gums, make sure that you contact our office today to make an appointment. |