BRUSHING TEETH REDUCES MOUTH ODOR BY 25%
BRUSHING TEETH REDUCES MOUTH ODOR BY 25%
TONGUE CLEANING REDUCES MOUTH ODOR BY 75%
CLEANING THE TONGUE AND BRUSHING TEETH
TOGETHER WILL REDUCE MOUTH ODOR BY 85%
The surface of the tongue is one of the main breeding grounds for bacteria that attack teeth and gums.
The total bacteria count on the dorsum of the tongue can be reduced as much as 50% after only ONE DAY of TONGUE SCRAPING in comparison to one week of tongue brushing to achieve the same results.
Tongue scraping significantly reduces dental plaque by 33% without causing any deleterious tissue changes in the tongue.
Tongue scraping is an especially important procedure for heavy smokers, mouth breathers, or those who do not use their dentures due to unduly coated tongues.
Tongue scraping reduces a source of halitosis, root caries, and improves taste acuity and interest in different varieties of food in the elderly.
The toothbrush is designed specifically to remove plaque from teeth. It is not designed to clean the tongue's histological structure effectively.
Daily hygiene of the tongue is an important part of "Total Mouth Care" in addition to brushing and flossing.
Obvious removal of thick gelatinous tongue coating
(plaque).
No deleterious tissue changes in the tongue.
Convenient, safe, effective, and easy to use!
Improves confidence and taste!
For a nation whose people spend millions on mouth rinses, breath mints, mouth sprays, and other products to freshen breath and mouth, finally the most basic and effective tool to achieve this goal is here!
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