Luvbiotics Whitening Toothpaste with Oral Probiotics & Xylitol -Promotes Healthy Oral Microbiome for Fresh Breath, Healthy Gums & Teeth. Free from SLS, Parabens, Artificial Sweeteners- 75ml

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Apart from toothpaste and mouthwash, the firm also launched an oral probiotic chewable mint product in 2018. “ They have proved a popular healthy option to freshen breath whilst getting a generous dose of gut loving probiotics without sugar or artificial colours or flavours​,” Macgregor said. Price, Annie, CHHC. (February 29, 2016). Triclosan: Is this Hazardous Toxin in Your Toothpaste?. Dr. Axe. Retrieved from https://draxe.com/health/triclosan/ Studies increasingly support probiotic toothpaste as an effective way to deliver those good bacteria to where they will do the most good, better than a probiotic rinse ( 2). Other studies show that routine brushing with a probiotic toothpaste for even a few weeks can help decrease the levels of disease- and bad-breath-causing bacteria in your mouth, reduce plaque/biofilm buildup, and ease gum inflammation ( 3, 4). Adding more clay helps keep your paste firmer in warm weather; adding less clay makes it less firm, which makes dispensing it easier in the winter if your house is cool.You are probably wondering what else you can do, especially if you already have tooth decay or gum disease. Changing your diet is critical to dental health, but you may not be ready to completely give up on refined foods (or you ate them in the past, leaving your teeth vulnerable to decay) and brushing hasn’t helped enough. Are you using probiotics? If so, then what kind of probiotics are you using? You should know that there are many kinds, intended for different purposes. But why? Remember that probiotics are introduced into the body to support the good bacteria, eliminate bad bacteria, and boost your general health. The label on the recommended bentonite clay has a warning on trace amounts of lead in the clay which is known to cause birth defects and other reproductive harm. Do you take this into account before consumption? What’s your take on the warning on the label?

Luvbiotics Advanced Dental Hygiene Original Toothpaste uses bionet technology powered by lactobacillus (probiotics) and xylitol to promote good bacteria and help balance oral flora for a happier, healthier mouth. Probiotics help reduce bad bacteria and encourage friendly bacteria growth. Xylitol, helps provide dental benefits, may help reduce plaque build, tooth decay, cavities and gum diseases. Probiotic toothpaste, on the other hand, has been designed to eliminate only what should be, and support the good. Doesn’t this sound better? Doing so will boost your oral health and if your mouth feels fresh and healthy, then chances are high that you’ll feel good and lively too. Research is ongoing to determine if probiotics can improve oral health, too. Many consider them an effective and natural way of fighting gum disease, plaque, bad breath, and maybe even cancer. For example, one studyshowed probiotics might reduce infection-producing microbes, also called pathogens (bacteria that can cause disease). Adding more probiotic-rich foods into your diet may stop, slow, or delay the infection process that leads to oral disease. What Foods Have Probiotics?Henry Blooms Whitening Probiotic Toothpaste is formulated to effectively clean the teeth and gums while naturally removing stains and whitening teeth. Without the need for bleaching or harsh abrasives, Henry Blooms Whitening Probiotic Toothpaste deeply cleanses to remove toxins and reduce tartar build up Dip a clean spoon into the toothpaste and apply to your toothbrush. Store half at room temperature and use toothpaste within 7-10 days. Store the rest in the refrigerator for later use (it’s good for 4 weeks). Alternatively, fill a refillable squeeze tube with your toothpaste and squeeze about a quarter teaspoon onto your toothbrush twice daily for best oral hygiene. Store in your refrigerator for extended freshness.