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8 Reasons This New Dental Product Is a 'Game-Changer' For Unhealthy Teeth & Gums

By Andrea Richardson
Last Updated May 22, 2024

Dental Pro 7 is formulated with clinically proven* active ingredients that target and eliminate the specific bacteria in your mouth that are the leading cause of unhealthy teeth, gums and bad breath*.

1. Targets the 'bad' bacteria

Dental Pro 7 boasts a unique lipid-based formula that doesn’t wash away like conventional dental products*.

It creates an invisible hydrophobic (water repelling) barrier* around your teeth and gums, providing long-lasting protection against plaque and harmful bacteria.

2. Creates an Invisible shield

Dental Pro 7 boasts a unique lipid-based formula that doesn’t wash away like conventional dental products*.

It creates an invisible hydrophobic (water repelling) barrier* around your teeth and gums, providing long-lasting protection against plaque and harmful bacteria.

Dental Pro 7 features proven* ‘all-natural’ ingredients with anti-inflammatory, healing and soothing properties.

Offering ideal relief for unhealthy, inflamed, or irritated gums.

3. Helps to 'heal'

Dental Pro 7 features proven* ‘all-natural’ ingredients with anti-inflammatory, healing and soothing properties.

Offering ideal relief for unhealthy, inflamed, or irritated gums.

The unique fatty acids in Dental Pro 7 enable it to penetrate far deeper down into your gum tissue* (where other products just can’t reach).

Targeting the precise nooks and crannies where the harmful bacteria like to hide.

4. Penetrates deep down

The unique fatty acids in Dental Pro 7 enable it to penetrate far deeper down into your gum tissue* (where other products just can’t reach).

Targeting the precise nooks and crannies where the harmful bacteria like to hide.

Dental Pro 7 really stands out from the crowd as it is made entirely from natural ingredients

Thus it contains no potentially harmful or irritating chemicals that could worsen gum conditions or impede healing.

It is also completely free of; parabens, harsh detergents, triclosan, propylene glycol, SLS, DEA, fluoride and alcohol.

5. Safe, All Natural Ingredients

Dental Pro 7 really stands out from the crowd as it is made entirely from natural ingredients.

Thus it contains no potentially harmful or irritating chemicals that could worsen gum conditions or impede healing.

It is also completely free of; parabens, harsh detergents, triclosan, propylene glycol, SLS, DEA, fluoride and alcohol.

Contrary to traditional dental care products.

Dental Pro 7 is a pure liquid concentrate — free from fillers, water, artificial chemicals and cheap bulking agents.

Giving you a far more powerful, ‘professional strength’ product without any compromise whatsoever.

6. Professional Strength

Contrary to traditional dental care products.

Dental Pro 7 is a pure liquid concentrate — free from fillers, water, artificial chemicals and cheap bulking agents.

Giving you a far more powerful, ‘professional strength’ product without any compromise whatsoever.

As Dental Pro 7 is such a powerful product, it requires only a small amount per use —merely 4 tiny drops, ensuring each bottle contains over 120+ doses.

Additionally, the manufacturer provides you with optional eco-friendly refill bottles, allowing you to replenish your current supply at a large discount (which works out at less than $12 per month).

7. Cost Effective

As Dental Pro 7 is such a powerful product, it requires only a small amount per use —merely 4 tiny drops, ensuring each bottle contains over 120+ doses.

Additionally, the manufacturer provides you with optional eco-friendly refill bottles, allowing you to replenish your current supply at a large discount (which works out at less than $12 per month).

Dental Pro 7 is a concentrated liquid, which you use just like regular toothpaste (but in much smaller amounts).

You simply brush with it two to three times daily for a few minutes each session and let it work it’s magic.

It really is that simple😊

8. Quick and Easy to use

Dental Pro 7 is a concentrated liquid, which you use just like regular toothpaste (but in much smaller amounts).

You simply brush with it two to three times daily for a few minutes each session and let it work it’s magic.

It really is that simple😊

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(3) Muneo Tanaka 1, Masahiro Toe, Hideki Nagata. Effect of eucalyptus-extract chewing gum on oral malodor: a double-masked, randomized trial. J Periodontol. 2010 Nov;81(11):1564-71.

(4) Safia A. AlAttas, MS, FAAOM, Fat’heya M. Zahran, MS, PhD, and Shereen A. Turkistany, BD, MS. Nigella sativa and its active constituent thymoquinone in oral health. Saudi Med J. 2016 Mar; 37(3): 235–244.

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(11) Walter J. Loesche, Microbiology of Dental Decay and Periodontal disease, Medical Microbiology. 4th Edition, chapter 99, University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston; 1996.

(12) Babich H and Babich J P. “Sodium lauryl sulfate and triclosan: In vitro cytotoxicity studies with gingival cells” (May 16, 1997) 91(3):189-196.

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(15) Manuel Viuda-Martos, Yolanda Ruiz Navajas, Elena Sánchez Zapata, Juana Fernández-López y José A. Pérez-Álvarez. “Antioxidant activity of essential oils of five spice plants widely used in a Mediterranean diet”. Flavour and Fragrance Journal 25, 13-19, enero – febrero de 2010.

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