Mouth Debris - pink or green? (Dentyl pH Mouthwash)

Member Name: Andwynn

Product:	Dentyl pH Mouthwash
Date:	13/10/00 (238 review reads)
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Advantages: lifts and removes debris from the mouth

Disadvantages: Ugh. Sink of icky purple stained goo!

One major advantage of this mouth wash is that it's alcohol free.
This is good for your teeth, because it doesn't dry your mouth out.
90% of all other mouth washes I've found have been strongly alcohol
based, which limits my choice considerably.

Available in twoflavours - mint and clove - the first thing you're
probably going to notice is the fact that it looks like an oil and
water mix. The clove flavour is neon pink and blue, with a slight
glittery look to it. The mint is dark and light green. You mix
them together before use, and they come out purple or pastelly
green, respectively.

When I first bought one, the only flavour available was clove.
Took it home and tried it out. Mix it to purple, swish it around
a bit, spit it out ... I looked down into the sink and it was full
of purple sqishy bits! Gross!! If you read the leaflet, it says
it "lifts and removes" debris from your mouth. Yum.

I have to admit, I wasn't too keen on the taste of the clove one.
The bf loves it. But I tried out the mint and that's much more my
taste. Plus the removed debris, which in fairness, could have come
out a disgusting bright green, had they not been careful, is a lot
less obvious. I consider this a great improvement.

At nearly 4 pound a bottle (from Superdrug or Sainsburys - not seen
it elsewhere, but it's probably available from chemists and Boots)
it's a bit steep, but it's certainly worth a try if you have dodgy
teeth (like me) or want a nice, effective breath cleaner. Plus
I've heard it talked about and recommended by various people,
including a representative from the dental association.

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