by Angela V I am a big fan of Smile Brilliant products. I’ve been using their Electric Toothbrush for many years, and I love how it keeps my teeth clean and plaque-free.
Smile Brilliant’s oral care products are custom-formulated with the latest research to improve oral care through natural science and innovation. Their lab-direct process makes achieving professional results at an affordable price easy. In the last few years, they’ve taken this model and expanded their line of oral health products to include something for everyone – from the newest in the cariPRO line – a cordless water flosser that allows for easy and effective cleaning to a custom night guard system to protect the teeth from nighttime grinding.
I recently had the chance to try out their new dental probiotics and I am so happy to share a bit of information about these with you.
Have you heard about dental probiotics before?
Dental probiotics allow healthy bacteria in the mouth and sinuses, help crowd out harmful bacteria, and improve your body’s ability to fight decay, disease, and infection. They are beneficial in many body areas, particularly for skincare & dental care. Like other types, dental probiotics shift the balance of the existing bacterial composition (microbiome) toward an increased population of “good bacteria”, improving the overall health & fortitude of the area.
I’ve been taking probiotics for my gut health for years but never heard about dental probiotics before. So now I take one chewable tablet a day to help my mouths get healthier: reduced plaque & tartar, have fewer cavities, less gum inflammation and more. That protection extends to the ear, nose & throat, providing immune support & protection against viruses and developing infections (sinus & ear). You can even get oral probiotics for kids.
This extra immune support and protection are so important, especially important during the cold season. I am so happy to be taking these and plan to get some for the kids as well.
You can learn more about Dental Probiotics and order on their website.
THE GIVEAWAY
Today I have partnered with Smile Brilliant to give away a 30 day supply of dental probiotics to one lucky reader. Check out this informational infographic and comment with an interesting fact you learned. Enter via Rafflecopter below. The giveaway is open to US/CAN/UK 18+. Good luck everyone!
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22 Comments on “The Benefits of Taking Dental Probiotics {Giveaway}”
I learned that you should not use mouthwash with alcohol!
1 in 4 individuals in the world have bad breath. Thanks for the chance to win!
I learned that only 2% of the population have enough naturally occurring “good” bacteria to fight bad breath.
It is interesting that one should stop using mouthwash with alcohol as it kills the good bacteria!
I learned a few new things like not to use mouthwash with alcohol and one in four people have bad breath. I knew that hand sanitizer has alcohol and that it kills both the good and bad germs but I never thought about mouthwash doing the same thing in our mouths.
I learned you should not use mouthwash with alcohol.
To stop using mouthwash with alcohol because it kills good and bad bacteria and dehydrates your mouth.
lots of interesting things I have learned. I learned that only 2% of the population have good” bacteria to fight bad breath.
I learned that one should use a tongue scraper. My tongue is the ideal place for bad bacteria to latch on, multiply and release VSCs
I learned not to use mouthwash with alcohol, thank you for the chance.
learned it can be caused by low saliva production
1 in 4 individuals in the world have bad breath
Good to know: mouth wash with alcohol kills almost all the bacteria in your mouth, good and bad. Plus it dehydrates the mouth. Time to stop!
Volatile sulfur compounds (VSCs) are a major component in the development of periodontal diseases and bad breath.
Lacking or failing daily hygiene is something I learned with Dental issues.
During sleep, people produce far less saliva than during waking hours!
only 2% of people have the good bacteria to fight bad breath!
ONLY 2% of the population have enough naturally occurring “good” bacteria to fight bad breath and maintain a healthy mouth.
Chewable dental probiotics increase the population of good bacteria and have shown to restore balance & dramatically reduce VSC-causing bacteria.
Well, I read less inflammation. Long story short, I reacted to my last crown cement. Lots of inflammation.
I had never heard of these before. Thanks for sharing this healthy info.
I never realized that low saliva production can cause bad breath.
I learned that “Bad breath may also be a symptom of underlying health related issues.”