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Therabreath Products by Category
1. Fresher Breath - Get rid of bad breath with the power of oxygenated, pH balanced mouthwash, toothpaste, gums and mints. This is powerful and unique. Most other products do not have this ‘scientific approach’. Oxygenation kills or stop anaerobic bacteria that are responsible for bad breath, pH balance slows their reproduction rate down. Both of these add up to a win for you – not just a ‘cover up’ approach. Visit Products Use coupons.
2. Healthy Gums – These products are very similar and do well for the same reasons. Oxygenation and pH balance are helpful against the anaerobic bacteria that are responsible for causing gum disease. It is very important to control / stop / prevent gum disease because it is the number one cause of tooth loss by far. Want to save your teeth? Then, work on keeping your gums healthy! Visit products Use coupons
3. Dry Mouth - Dry mouth is trouble because the ‘bad’ or ‘anaerobic’ bacteria like a dry mouth environment. They are able to reproduce more rapidly under such conditions. The mouth’s saliva has natural antibiotic protection. Many medicines will cause dry mouth as a side effect. Visit Products Use Coupons
4. Tonsil Stones – These are hardened deposits of calcium, saliva, food and very often bacteria. They can be a source of bad breath and / or very uncomfortable sensations when swallowing. On the other hand, they can also be present with no symptoms at all. If enough ‘bad’ bacteria are growing there, you will likely smell them. You might even be puzzled as to the source of the bad breath. Regular treatments just won’t work when this is the source of malodorous breath. Visit Products Use Coupons
5. Teeth Whitening – Many people want to have whiter teeth for a variety of reason. These can range from personal to professional. In any case, bear in mind that Caucasian teeth naturally lean to the ‘yellow’ shade. Others have natural ivory colored teeth. This is the way that nature made it. Of course, hygiene and diet have a lot to do with the color of teeth as well. Visit Products Use Coupons
