Do not use Peroxyl® if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to hydrogen peroxide or any of the other ingredients of Peroxyl®. You should speak to your dentist or doctor if you have a month irritation that persists beyond 7 days of treatment or is severe, if you have irritation due to the wearing of braces and/or dentures, if you develop swelling in the mouth or develop a fever.

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Colgate® Peroxyl® is a medicine cabinet "must have." Soothing relief for denture irritations, cheek bites, mouth burns, orthodontic irritations, toothbrush abrasion and canker sores. Some mouthwashes include additional active anti-bacterial or antiseptic agents, including cetylpyridium chloride (CPC) and sodium bicarbonate, germicides such as Triclosan, along with sodium chloride, which can loosen debris between the teeth and freshen breath. Should mouthwash have alcohol or not? Adults and children should rinse with 10ml (half a capful) for approximately one minute, and then spit out. It is to be used 3 times daily (after meals and at bedtime) or as directed. Children between the ages of 6-12 years old should be supervised by an adult when using Colgate ® Peroxyl ® .Colgate® Peroxyl® is a cleanser in the symptomatic relief of aphthous ulcers, pericoronitis and trauma from fixed orthodontic braces.

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Some mouthwashes can be rough on sensitive teeth, but you can find variants designed to protect your tender nerves, either by using an active ingredient like arginine to repair the enamel and cover them up or by applying ingredients that numb the sensitive parts. How to use mouthwashColgate ® Peroxyl ® is a cleanser in the symptomatic relief of aphthous ulcers, pericoronitis and trauma from fixed orthodontic braces.

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Colgate ® Peroxyl ® is a medicine cabinet "must have." Soothing relief for denture irritations, cheek bites, mouth burns, orthodontic irritations, toothbrush abrasion and canker sores. Hydrogen peroxide meanwhile can have its own undesirable side effects, including swelling or irritation in the mouth for some users. Since it’s a bleaching agent, it can help whiten teeth temporarily, but not to the same degree as a good whitening toothpaste. Adults and children should rinse with 10ml (half a capful) for approximately one minute, and then spit out. It is to be used 3 times daily (after meals and at bedtime) or as directed. Children between the ages of 6-12 years old should be supervised by an adult when using Colgate® Peroxyl®. Many types of mouthwash use alcohol (specifically ethanol) as a carrier for their active ingredients. The amounts are small and, as you don’t actually swallow the mouthwash, you don’t need to worry about getting sloshed: there’s a slight rise in the alcohol content of your breath, but this fades away after around ten minutes. However, alcohol can dry your mouth, causing it to release the stinky sulphur compounds that can compound halitosis. Some studies have also suggested that alcohol mouthwashes could increase the chance of developing oral cancers – although this hasn’t been firmly established. For these reasons (or on religious grounds) you may prefer a non-alcoholic mouthwash. Specialist mouthwash for gum disease or white teeth Mouthwashes all have a few things in common. They’re all designed to inhibit the build-up of plaque, and they generally have a strong-tasting, strong-smelling mint flavour that’s designed to freshen up your breath. The key ingredient, as with toothpaste, is fluoride. This protects the teeth from the acid erosion that occurs when plaque bacteria meets sugars in the mouth, by reducing the production of acid. It can also strengthen or repair any lost enamel. Most high-quality mouthwashes will have a fluoride level of 200 to 250ppm (parts per million).