The efficacy of mouthwash

Nowadays, many people pay more attention to oral safety. In addition to visiting the dentist regularly, they also choose to use mouthwash to maintain oral safety. Many people are using mouthwash and know that mouthwash is very common nowadays, but few people know what the effect of mouthwash is. Most people who use it only know that it is good for oral protection. If you are the same, then learn about the effect of mouthwash below.

1. The efficacy of mouthwash

1. Many people do not have the habit of using mouthwash besides brushing their teeth. In fact, mouthwash can provide you with a second layer of insurance after brushing your teeth. The unique fragrance of mouthwash itself leaves your mouth with a fresh scent. Some mouthwashes with bactericidal and preventive effects can also prevent tooth decay and periodontal disease.

2. Mouthwash contains natural plant tooth protectors. The unique antibacterial ingredients can clean corners such as gaps between teeth and other spaces that are difficult for toothbrushes to reach, and clean teeth more thoroughly.

3. In addition, mouthwash is quite convenient to use. Before meeting an important client or having an important date, just "drink" a few sips and rinse your mouth to regain fresh breath, and you will be more confident when talking to people.

2. Classification of Mouthwash

Currently, mouthwashes on the market can be roughly divided into two categories. One category is fluoride mouthwash, in which fluoride can strengthen teeth and inhibit the formation of tooth decay. The other type is mouthwash containing antibacterial substances, which has a bactericidal effect. However, when choosing mouthwash, you should also choose according to the specific situation. People with wounds in their mouths are advised to buy mouthwash with a low alcohol content and use it after dilution. It seems that mouthwash really helps us a lot. It is indeed a good defender of the oral cavity!

3. Seven rules for using mouthwash

1. Mouthwash cannot replace brushing teeth. Mouthwash can only be used as an auxiliary product for oral care.

2. Mouthwash can only be used for gargling in the mouth and cannot be swallowed, otherwise it may cause adverse irritation or poisoning.

3. Preschool children and pregnant or breastfeeding women should use therapeutic mouthwash with caution.

4. Therapeutic mouthwash must be used under the guidance of a doctor, and health-care mouthwash should also be used after consulting a doctor.

5. Mouthwash containing antibacterial ingredients should not be used for a long time, otherwise it is easy to cause oral flora imbalance, lead to changes in the oral ecological environment, and thus cause oral mucosal diseases.

6. People who are allergic to the ingredients contained in mouthwash should not use it.

7. Rinsing your mouth with chlorhexidine-based mouthwash may cause discoloration of the back of the tongue or temporary loss of taste and should not be used for a long time.