Listerine green tea

Listerine Green Tea Mouthwash with fluoride to keep natural tooth strength. Fights plaque to promote gum health. Strengthen tooth enamel even in hard to reach places to help prevent cavities.

Freshen breath with natural green tea taste. This alcohol-free mouthwash contains four essential oils that help kill up to of bad breath germs.

Made with zero alcohol for a less intense taste, this mouthwash has a limited edition botanically-inspired flavor blend. Have you noticed how the big manufacturers are making “natural” products now? Of course…to make people buy it and think that they’re not safe. Granted they may be SAFER but “safe to use for everyone” is not a claim that I would endorse. Does Listerine have any side effect?

Does green tea taste like regular tea? Is green tea a good mouthwash? Reduce and prevent plaque, a major cause of gum disease.

Visit to know more, here! It contains 2X more fluoride to help strengthen teeth and prevent cavities. This is alcohol-free and is suitable for children aged and above. You may go to Listerine website for more information. Just seconds of rinsing, twice a day.

Good news is, you can use green tea instead of water! Brewed tea is made up mostly of water anyway, and it has antibacterial properties as well. In contrast, sugarless gum, mints or parsley-seed oil had little effect. Use all products as directed. When I first started using it to rinse my mouth, I fall in love with it as its green tea smell is really make me feel refreshing and I feel my breath smell is getting better and better after using it.

Listerine Natural Green Tea is effective in reducing my bad breath problem. This formula helps to naturally promote healthy teeth, gums, and overall dental health. I drink green tea almost everyday until recently I stopped because I injured my leg. Green Tea and Plaque Removal The good news is, a safer, more natural (and cheaper) form of mouthwash may be sitting in your kitchen cupboard. For more check out my video Childhood Tea Drinking May Increase Fluorosis Risk.

There is that issue of black tea staining teeth, after all.

for Subscriptions today. Delivered in as little as hours. While the produce is certainly tested to kill the germs that can lead to tooth decay and bad breath, the manufacturer claims no connection between Listerine and nail fungus. It may help with sun damage: dip a cotton ball into the remaining green tea in your cup and apply it to your skin.

But new research is suggesting that it benefits the rest of your oral cavity as well. Green tea may well be a treat for your taste buds. This drink is also rich in antioxidants, which have many health properties.

Njegova neverovatna formula na bazi zelenog čaja poseduje moć da ubije bakterije koje dovode do lošeg zadaha, naslaga i bolesti desni.