Say goodbye to morning breath
Waking up with morning breath is nothing out of the ordinary. Morning breath is merely the result of slowed-down saliva production, which is the mouth’s natural self-cleaning system. When we sleep, less physical movement occurs. Our facial muscles, including our tongues, are more relaxed, creating a favorable environment in which bacteria can multiply. In just one night, our mouths can manufacture two generations of new bacteria and their waste products, volatile sulfur compounds, which are the primary cause of bad breath.
However, no matter how much of a natural occurrence it is, we still don’t want to have morning breath. The bottom line is it stinks. Although we all experience different degrees of bad morning breath, the general consensus is that we would be better off without having to deal with it.
For individuals who wake up by themselves (i.e. single people with no live in partners, spouses, or the like), morning breath is less of a problem. No one is right there, from the get-go, to witness this most vulnerable and embarrassing stage of the day. Although morning dog-breath is still something single individuals can live without, imagine what mornings for couples with stinking breath would be like.
Worse. And more amusing, one can only assume. Consider this scenario: The guy leans in for a “good morning” kiss and all the girl can bring herself to do is push him away and point him towards the sink and the mouthwash. The girl might say “good morning” from one side of the bed while the guy cowers and covers his nose with the blanket. Yes, sometimes morning breath can be this bad. As funny as these scenarios might be, if you multiply them by a lifetime of commitment, these episodes can take their toll on a couple’s relationship. Imagine starting each day with a quarrel because your significant other’s breath stinks. Not only is that a shot to that person’s ego, it’s also just another stupid excuse to argue.
If oral bacteria is not duly addressed, this may lead to more serious problems such as gum disease, plaque, cavities and sensitive teeth pain. It may start out as a little problem, but can also have the power to affect the relationship of a couple in the long run. After all, touch and talk are two of the most important things in a healthy relationship, and if these can’t be comfortably done first thing in the morning, then problems may stem from it.
The people who invented Dentiste’ Nighttime Toothpaste probably had experiences concerning really bad morning breath. They must have been privy to especially bad spats and annoyances between loved ones that sparked the need to create something that eliminates a source of morning irritations. In any case, the inventors succeeded because Dentiste’ not only gives all-around oral hygiene, but it effectively puts an end to morning breath. Result: No more awkward situations in the morning where spouses shy away from each other because of bad breath.
Brushing your teeth before going to bed is a very important ritual, but even doing so does not prevent bad breath from happening when you wake up. Regular toothpaste is formulated to clean teeth and gums while eliminating bacteria that may multiply. However, these pastes are not created to inhibit nighttime bacteria. Dentiste’s 14 natural ingredients as well as its secret ingredient Cyclodextrin Complex (CDX) effectively trap bad breath, limiting the amount of nighttime bacteria produced, and ensuring more pleasant mornings without that foul smell. Aside from this, Dentiste’ also contains a whitening component which, with regular use, gets rid of tough stains that may come from regularly drinking coffee or smoking.
Furthermore the main ingredients of Dentiste’ are made from natural extracts, making it ideal for both adults and children alike. It also contains Micronized Silica Complex, which is clinically proven effective in soothing sensitive teeth. All in all, Dentiste’ users get complete oral hygiene. But best of all: you don’t have to worry about sewer breath in the morning.
The steps being taken to improve oral hygiene are not only so that optimum physical well-being can be achieved. These same steps also affect things like confidence and relationships. Having a healthy body (and in this case, a healthy mouth) is the first step in having healthy and positive relationships with other people.
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Dentiste’ is available at select Watson’s stores, Landmark, PCX, Unimart, Makati South Supermarket, South Supermarket, South Star Drug, and at dental clinics. Ask your dentist about it. And don’t forget to brush after every meal.
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