Oral Essentials
Organic Mouthwash
The Goal of Oral Essentials is to produce and distribute a revolutionary line of oral hygiene products for daily use that combine natural ingredients & ingredients with evidence based benefits to create a long-term solution for oral & whole body health. It was created in lieu of a gaping hole in the industry’s available products, and is presented as a new and innovative solution for a forward-thinking generation of consumers who seek out companies that care.
Original Formula Mouthwash
Oral Essentials Mouthwash for Bad Breath 16 Oz. A High End Mouthwash, this artisanal formula combines French essential oils with organic aloe vera juice and salt from the Dead Sea to create one of the most forward thinking oral care blends available anywhere. Our pure and unrefined ingredients are hand picked by some of the top dentists in the country as a daily use product, to create a synergistic environment in the mouth.
Whitening Mouthwash
Oral Essentials Teeth Whitening Mouthwash for Sensitive Teeth 16 Oz. Whitening without sensitivity, Oral Essentials Whitening Formula mouthwash combines the benefits of our Original Formula mouthwash with lemon oil, coconut oil, and sage oil to. It whitens and brightens teeth without sensitivity, making it the first daily use teeth whitening mouthwash available on the market! Whiter Teeth in 10 Days or Less.
Dry Mouth Mouthwash
Oral Essentials Mouthwash for Dry Mouth 16 Oz. Dry Mouth is a condition caused by a lack of saliva production in the mouth. This lack of saliva could be genetic or acquired through habits, lifestyle, or medication, and is becoming more and more common in the United States. People suffering from Dry Mouth usually report waking up in the night feeling as if they need to drink water several times, difficulty swallowing and even soreness and tooth decay.
Sensitivity Formula Mouthwash
Oral Essentials Mouthwash for Sensitive Teeth 16 Oz. Less Teeth Sensitivity in Two Weeks or Less. The cause of tooth sensitivity? Tooth sensitivity has been on the rise in the last decade due to the popularization of whitening products containing baking soda or hydrogen peroxide (both break down enamel over time if used too frequently), the consumption of acidic foods and beverages, root exposure due to gum recession, and/or the increasing amount of people who clench or grind their teeth due to stress.
