BOLD ORAL CARE PRODUCTS
FOR BOLD PATIENTS.
LISTERINE® Mouthwash has a bold goal of improving oral health for every patient. To help achieve this, we offer a wide range of products that can address oral care goals and meet patients’ needs or preferences. Find out which product is the best fit below.
84% OF PATIENTS BELIEVE CAVITY PREVENTION IS IMPORTANT.*
Fluoride Mouthwashes
LISTERINE® offers multiple fluoride-containing mouthwashes, including LISTERINE® TOTAL CARE—a complete mouthwash solution with 6 key benefits. Formulated to enhance the bioavailability of ionic fluoride, LISTERINE® TOTAL CARE maximizes fluoride uptake, restoring and strengthening the enamel.5-8
A MOUTHWASH IDEAL FOR ALL PATIENT TYPES?
Alcohol-Free Mouthwashes
A precise combination of sodium lauryl sulfate, poloxamer, propylene glycol, and sorbitol maintains the bioavailability of the 4 essential oils without alcohol in LISTERINE® Total Care ZERO. This advanced formula provides clinical benefits comparable to other LISTERINE® for patients with certain mouthwash needs or preferences. Other alcohol-free LISTERINE® options are available.
Bold. Beautiful.
Whitening Mouthwashes
LISTERINE® whitening products offer both patient appeal and professional benefit by whitening teeth and remineralizing the enamel. Recommend LISTERINE® whitening products to help maintain the effects of other whitening treatments and to whiten between teeth.
85% OF PATIENTS KNOW REMOVING PLAQUE PROMOTES GOOD ORAL HEALTH.*
LISTERINE® Mouthwashes
All LISTERINE® mouthwashes are equally effective at killing the bacteria that cause bad breath, plaque, and gum problems. Powered by 4 essential oils, LISTERINE® penetrates deeply into the bottom layers of the plaque biofilm, breaking down its structure in places that are difficult for a toothbrush or dental floss to access.1-3
A LISTERINE® mouthwash
for every type of bold.
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