parodontax whitening toothpaste

PARADONTAX DAILY FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE

Specially formulated to help stop bleeding gums by enhancing plaque removal

  • Proven to be 4X more effective at removing plaque – the main cause of gum problems*
  • Helps fight the 3 signs of gum problems – blood while brushing, discomfort in gums and bad breath^
  • Strengthens teeth by helping keep the seal between the gums and teeth tight

*compared to a regular toothpaste with twice daily brushing. GSK data on file. RH02434, 2015

^Gasner NS. Schure RS. Periodontal Disease. 2023

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parodontax ultra clean toothpaste
  • Ingredients
  • Directions
  • Warnings
  • Contraindications
  • How it works

  • Ingredients

    Sodium Bicarbonate, Aqua, Glycerin, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, Aroma, Xanthan Gum, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Sodium Saccharin, Sodium Fluoride, Steviol Glycosides, CI 77491

    Flouride content - Contains 927 ppm of Fluoride when packed.

  • Directions for Product use:

    Brush twice a day and not more than three times, minimise swallowing and spit out.

  • Warnings and precautions:

    ALWAYS FOLLOW THE PRODUCT LABEL. Keep out of reach of children. Not for use by Children under 12 years of age, unless on advice of a dental professional or physician. Sensitive teeth may indicate an underlying problem that needs prompt care, if symptoms persist or worsen, see your dentist. 

    If irritation occurs, discontinue use. Talk to your dentist or doctor as soon as possible if you experience swelling of the mouth or face.

  • Contraindications

    Hypersensitivity to the active ingredients or to any of the other ingredients

  • How it works:

    Fluoride has been clinically proven to be effective in preventing dental caries. Fluoride can become incorporated into the hydroxyapatite at the tooth surface to form a new mineral, fluorapatite. Fluorapatite is less soluble at low pH than hydroxyapatite and hence the tooth becomes more resistant to demineralization. Low levels of fluoride found in saliva and plaque (fluoride in plaque fluid acts as a reservoir held at the tooth surface) accelerate remineralisation which leads to the replacement of lost calcium and phosphate to the tooth from the saliva by driving the thermodynamic equilibrium for crystal growth.

    Sodium bicarbonate has a mild abrasive agent action which helps clean and remove plaque and stains. Sodium bicarbonate has also been shown to neutralise acids and inhibit salivary glycolysis (the breakdown of glucose and sugars).