Cosmetic mouthwash vs. therapeutic mouthwash
Cosmetic mouthwashes are used to temporarily improve the freshness of one’s breath. Therapeutic mouthwashes are specifically used to help reduce the amount of plaque buildup in one’s mouth, which will lessen their chances of being diagnosed with a gum disease like gingivitis.
4 great benefits of using a mouthwash
The following is a list of benefits our Dentist in Dearborn agrees comes from using mouthwash. It is important for those who want to use a it to closely follow the directions, as every mouthwash needs to be used correctly in order for it to provide the user with its many benefits.
#1 – Helps prevent cavities
A mouthwash that includes fluoride helps to strengthen enamel, making it more resistant to getting cavities. Because using a mouthwash also helps to disinfect the mouth, it removes the majority of bad bacteria in the mouth that can cause cavities.
#2 – Helps prevent gum disease
Therapeutic mouthwashes help to prevent plaque buildup. When plaque and tartar are left on the teeth too long, it is only a matter of time before a gum disease diagnosis is made.
#3 – Helps to whiten teeth
It contains hydrogen peroxide will also help to whiten teeth by about one shade. A whitening mouthwash can also be used to help remove minimal stains on the teeth.
#4 – Helps to freshen breath
Cosmetic mouthwashes will provide users with fresher breath all day long.
Is mouthwash the right choice for you?
After reading the above information, is using it the right choice for you? Not everyone wants or needs to use a mouthwash, making it necessary for you to understand whether using mouthwash is going to be beneficial to your overall oral health or not. A few questions that you can ask yourself that will help you decide are: do you get cavities often? Is it hard for you to keep control of any plaque and tartar buildup in your mouth? Is your breath not as pleasant as it could be? If you have any questions we can answer for you, please do not hesitate to contact us at your earliest convenience.
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