Nature's Answer - PerioCleanse Oral Cleansin - 120ml - Natural - Cleanses & Refreshes Oral Hygiene - Supports Healthy Gums & Mouth

After becoming aware of the dangers of the harmful chemicals in toothpaste (for decades I have been mindlessly putting these wretched chemicals in my mouth!), I finally found the answer to tooth cleaning.. Periobrite! Just read the label on any major brand toothpaste or mouthwash. You'll see they are loaded with dangerous toxins and chemicals such as sodium fluoride, triclosan, FD&C Blue Dye #1 and 2, sodium lauryl sulfate, and hydrated silica. All of these common ingredients have been found to be harmful to humans. Sodium Fluoride is found in rat poison. There is enough fluoride in a 100ml/4 oz tube of regular toothpaste to KILL a 3 year old child. In addition to being one of the main ingredients in toothpaste as well as rat and cockroach poisons, sodium fluoride is also a key component in anesthetic, hypnotic, and psychiatric drugs and SARIN NERVE GAS! OK.. on to Sodium Lauryl Sulphate. It is added to toothpastes in order to generate foam and give the impression that the toothpaste is working. However it is quite corrosive and harmful to skin tissue. It is found in many so-called "natural" toothpastes. aboratories use it to irritate skin on test animals and humans so that they may then test healing agents to see how effective they are on the irritated skin. Crazy, hey.. the stuff is also an industrial degreaser and we're expected to clean our teeth and wash our hair with it! Triclosan.. a pesticide found in many types of toothpaste!! While the companies that manufacture products containing triclosan claim that it is safe, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has registered it as a dangerous pesticide. The EPA gives triclosan high scores both as a human health risk and as an environmental risk. Triclosan is a chlorophenol, which is a class of chemicals that is suspected of causing cancer in humans. So what about Periobrite? Here is a list of ingredients from the box: Aloe Vera, Black Walnut, Calendula, Chlorophyll, Cinnamon, Clove, Co-Q10, Echinacea, Eucalyptus, Folic Acid, Grapefruit Seed, Green Tea, Lavender, Lysine, Olive Leaf, Oregano, Peppermint, Phytoplenolin, Prickly Ash Bark, Sodium Bicarbonate, Thyme, Vegetable Glycerin, Xylitol, Bio-Chelated extracts of calendula flowers, chamomile flowers, echinacea tops, gotu kola whole herb, olive leaf, grapefruit seed, black walnut green hulls, green tea leaf, essential oils of: peppermint, oregano, lavender, clove, eucalyptus & thyme, cinnamon bark, bio-saponins [yucca spp, quillaia bark, sarsaparilla root, wild yam root], folic acid, sodium bicarbonate, xanthan gum, chlorophyll, L-lysine, xylitol, aloe vera Base Ingredients: Vegetable glycerin, USP purified water, calcium carbonate, silica. Free of preservatives, fluoride, alcohol, synthetic solvents, sodium-lauryl-sulfate, artificial sweeteners, colors and dyes. The paste has a clay-like texture and is a beige-grey colour. It has pleasantly strong peppermint aroma and foams in a reserved fashion. You won't find foam exploding in every direction like a regular toothpaste which contains Sodium Lauryl Sulphate. I use it with my electric toothbrush. I love using this stuff so much that I will do a 4 minute timed session twice daily rather than the usual 2 minute session. My mouth feels wonderful.. my teeth brightened in around a week. The last visit to my dentist was the clincher. MO TARTAR!! She was so impressed that she called the dentist in to take a look. Normally, they are chipping and scraping and I absolutely hate it! The dentist had suggested I use a mouthwash 6 months ago, after having a bunch of crown-work done, but they all contain poisonous chemicals if you check the ingredients.. many are high in alcohol too.. use of which is associated with gum irritation and recession for starters! I will be investing in a bottle of Periowash, made by the same folks as Periobrite, next!

All I can say is that my receding gums seem to have benefited from it. One month or so after I started using this product my dentist notice the improvement ! The gums already looked healthier and alive and now - after two months or so - some gums have completely recovered areas of the front teeth and incisive that had receded. Others not so much but there seems to be an improvement. I have been using it for more than two months now and without wishing to give away my age (cough) I suspect this unique product should work faster with younger users - as long as they are patient and determined. This is how I use it! which, by the way, is not the way recommended by the manufacturer so use your own discretion if you decide to take the "risk" - as it were. This is a 100% natural product! After flossing the teeth carefully (followed by a water jet) and brushing them gently; I apply the product directly on the edge of the gums with the tip of a cottonette. Spread it around the gums with the tip of your tongue. Leave it a couple of minutes, and then spit it out. I avoid gargling with water to let the product work on the gums through the night - or the day, as the case may be. NB You will need to deep the cottonette several times depending on the area of the gums you are treating. iI would be unhygienic to deep the cottonnette repeatedly into the bottle. Obviously. I first but aside a bit of the herbal on a small bottle cap I have, I and dip the cottonette there - NOT in the product's bottle itself! The taste is rather pleasant. Applying the product this way, the bottle has lasted me a couple of months so far. I will order again when this one finishes - or before it does! Hope the feedback helps. Good luck.

This is great toothpaste as it leaves my teeth and mouth feeling very clean and fresh after use. It's not as minty as standard toothpastes, it's a bit more earthy (not unpleasant though). It's a bit messy to use as the consistency is slightly runnier so it can leak. I keep the tube upright to avoid this. Sometimes I find the taste a little too strong so it puts me off using it and I'll revert to another brand, but overall I'm happy with how well it cleans my teeth. Not sure I'd rush to buy again.

Excellent toothpaste, cleans the teeth without the horrible contents others have. I cannot abide all those additives, fluoride and E numbers and goodness knows what. I have now ordered what is my fourth tube!

I've tried it once having bought it with my Waterpik as it was shown as a buying option by Amazon. A few problems not mentioned in most of the other reviews. It stinks, the smell sticks around too and it tastes awful. It doesn't promise any medical proof that it works. It is just useless, the irrigator on its own would be just as effective. Or better again, just use Corsodoyl mouth wash or any mouth wash as the Waterpik says you can do.

Though expensive, this product is great value for money, and was something I turned to as I felt my own choppers were beginning to go a bit. I've subsequently used PerioBrite for years, and no new teeth problems have emerged. I wouldn't say that it's a miracle cure for dental health, but it's expensive for a reason. It's ethical too, as it's suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Ok, but too expensive.

I have been using it for a while. (purchased 3-4 times) I recommend it. However I just found it cheaper on another site. Could the price here match the price on the other site?