Listerine Freshburst

I had never used a mouthwash until recently. My youngest son is 13, nearly 14 and has discovered girls (and now his troubles start). So decided on our last shopping trip that he wanted some mouthwash. Remembering that my dentist had suggested it to me also, as a compliment brushing teeth (which I always do too hard apparently), I went ahead and bought the Listerine. Bottle is clear plastic with a childproof black cap, plain front label showing the name of the product and a picture of some teeth and gums before and after Listerine use, 56% plaque reduction apparently, though no link to the evidence source, a big negative for anyone like me who has ...

After spending years, as a teenager, tripping to the dentist every two weeks for braces, fillings and root canal surgery, it was not surprising that taking care of my teeth was pretty much vital to me as an adult. Now, on the slippery slope to 40, the idea of that sadistic look on my dentist's face fills me with nerves like metal rods every six months. It is, in fact, no wonder that my dentist hasn’t retired on the amount of work that I have endured over the years. I tried everything. I mean everything, from chewing large amounts of gum like a bored Friesian cow to cutting out chocolate completely. Which, the latter, I might add, did gave me ...

I am an avid mouthwash user and this is definately the most effective on the market. The whole listerine range do the job, but the freshburst does exactly what is says on the label. Just half a cap and a quick swoosh round and your mouth feels like its had a 60degree cotton wash. Frequently I do get drawn into the BOGOF's or discounted other mouthwashes but always come back to this one. It is very strong, if you have a sensitive palate it may not be for ...