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Mouthwash Recommendation

SATSUMA · 2015-10-29 11:46:33

Can anybody recommend a mouthwash? I find the choice overwhelming!

29-10-2015 11:46am

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SATSUMA

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Can anybody recommend a mouthwash?

I find the choice overwhelming!

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#2 29-10-2015 2:31pm

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The professionals aren't as enthusiastic about mouthwashes as you might think, see post #8 (second last) on this recent thread ....

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=96688833

Basic message (extract) .....

Big_G wrote: »

Mechanical disruption of plaque is the gold standard - i.e. brushing and flossing. If your plaque control is good with these two, in theory mouthwash shouldn't be necessary. It is helpful for things like bad breath and getting a good 'mouth feel' of cleanliness. The additional exposure to fluoride that it provides is good. I wouldn't be going crazy over mouthwash.

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